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Hey ya'll. I've been so wrapped up in my own world I totally missed the fact that LegoMom is officially moving to Florida. :banana::banana: That's wonderful! I know it has been a dream of you and your family for a long time. Congratulations! :banana::banana:


Thanks DO! It's hectic right now but we're all excited.

How are you doing?? :hug:

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hey ladies need a little advised please-

my mil got upset yesterday I don't know what to think.

my dh's ex stepdad (father to his two younger sisters) planned a bday party for our nephew and invited us no biggy right?

well evidently mil asked sil (her dd) if they were having a bday party for her son (our nephew) at her dads and she said no.

then mil calls us and wants to meet up later. dh told her we had plans. mil insisted on knowing what. dh told her a party. (i feel as tho that was a set up. this is not the first time. she has done this every time we plan on going over there.)

mil got upset and got off the phone and turned it off.

dh called his sis and she said she didn't know anything about the party till he said something (come to find out her dh did but didn't tell her)

now here is my problem I feel as tho we walk on egg shells with mil when it comes to ex step dad so i can imagine how sil feels. (ex step dad is her dad that she has the right to see and not fair that she should have to have to parties just for mil)

I also feel as tho that if mil was invited to a party for any of the kids at a neutral place and knows that ex stepdad will be there she will refuse to come. but at the same time mil hasn't been to any of the kdis bday parties in years.

now they have been divorced now for almost 6 years and both are remarried.

as some may know that dd will be having her party at ex step dads b/c it is the ideal place nothing more.

what can I say or do to help dh? he feels damed if he does and damed if he doesn't.

thanks
 

what can I say or do to help dh? he feels damed if he does and damed if he doesn't.

thanks

That's because he is. :hug: I'd just keep supporting him in however he wants to handle it, since it's his mom. I've started having my DH take the lead on all things with his mom. I'm always worried I'll say or do something to make her upset. Luckily, her upset is snubbing us and overloading us with articles on whatever she's upset about (credit cards, DD's behavior, etc.) It sounds like you have a lot to deal with.

I will give you some hope for your in-law's. At my wedding, my mom had to separate DH's mom and dad because they could not get along or even act decent for that day. They weren't fighting openly, but making lots of snide comments and doing their own thing that messed up our plans. Today, DH's dad lives with his mom and her husband! He got sick, MIL didn't want us to have to care for him, so she and her husband took him in! At my wedding, I would have thought I'd win the lottery before that happened. Maybe one day, your MIL will give up the hate and stop putting your DH and his siblings in a bad spot.
 
Paige's party went well! Though she was not feeling great, you couldn't tell. A few Claritin and she seems much better. So I think the pollen is getting to her as well as me. :sick:

So glad to hear she had a good time. Allergies are really kicking up right now, a lot of people at my work have been sneezing up a storm.

When DD was about 5-7 yrs. she once threw a temper tantrum in the dr. office because she DIDN'T get a shot. She threw herself down, screamed, kicked, pounded fists and everything. There was another mom there. Both of there jaws dropped down. One of them asked if she was doing that because she didn't get the shot. I said yep, she loves shots. Odd child. :sad2:

Wow.

I guess you can consider yourself lucky?

Actually, DS had a really hard time with his shots. I really believe it's not so much the actual shot, but the horror that someone would do that to him. "He hurt me!" And he cried. I almost cried, I felt so bad for my little nut! Ah well. At least we know at the five year visit, there aren't any. :thumbsup2

I just tagged this thread, I hope tha tag fairy notices, I felt like I was a tag fairy!! ;)

:woohoo:

what can I say or do to help dh? he feels damed if he does and damed if he doesn't.

thanks

I'm with Mean Queen. Unfortunately it sounds like there's no "win" in this particular situation. Just try to be supportive with how your DH wants to handle it. I have similar types of situations with my DH's family, as his parents are divorced. Neither are remarried and they'll be in the same room together, and say they don't care, but I know it's hurtful for them. And one is a bit more childish than the other, so that doesn't help.

We're currently having a little minor throwdown about Easter.

I want to invite everyone here. DH's mother never comes when we invite her, which basically means his brother (still in high school), and his sisters (and our neices, etc) won't come. They'll do whatever his mother does. Which I get, because, she is, their mother.

But it would just be nice, if for one d*** holiday, I didn't have to pick between my family (which to me, includes my fil) or his. So I suggested inviting everyone here.

And my DH is reluctant to do that. He wants to go to his mother's. I'm not going to get into why I don't want to do that with him, because he's still in HUGE denial about a lot of her destructive behaviors, and I just don't want my son around that anymore. The older I get, the less inclined I am to put up with the big show of caring and the bs. And that's not a complaint, it's jut a sad fact.

I actually said to my DH yesterday, why can't we have one holiday? One time when everyone comes to us? It's only fair. We do Christmas here, they're invited, they don't come. We actually didn't see my MIL for Christmas until February. She was too busy.

Welcome to my world. :lmao:

And sorry for the rant. :blush:
 
Morning, guys!

I was debating sending DS to preschool this morning, as yesterday, he had a fever (I think from the shots). But he seems to be doing much better, so we're going to give it a go.

Hope everyone has a Tigger-ific Tuesday!:thumbsup2
 
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Good morning ya'll. :goodvibes

cheermom....I agree with Mean Queen and TK.
I'm afraid of the day I become a Mother-in-Law. :sad2:

TK...I hope your little man is over the yucky shot reaction. :goodvibes

To all of you...:grouphug: I hope you all have a magical day. :wizard:

 
Hugs to you, cheermom. I have to say that I agree with MeanQueen. You are just going to have to continue being supportive of your husband. But I will also say that it will be tough, but you are going to have to listen to him rant about his mother abd say nothing. Here in the south we have a saying: I can say what I want about my family, but you can't say the same thing. It is hard to do sometimes, but I've had to keep my mouth shut many times. And if you knew me irl, you'd knou that is a difficult thing for me to do.

Everyone else, have a terrific Tuesday. I will. I know if I get through the day, I have tomorrow off for making ADRs.


ETA: TK, I hope your little one is feeling better real soon.
 
Hugs to you, cheermom. I have to say that I agree with MeanQueen. You are just going to have to continue being supportive of your husband. But I will also say that it will be tough, but you are going to have to listen to him rant about his mother abd say nothing. Here in the south we have a saying: I can say what I want about my family, but you can't say the same thing. It is hard to do sometimes, but I've had to keep my mouth shut many times. And if you knew me irl, you'd knou that is a difficult thing for me to do.

Everyone else, have a terrific Tuesday. I will. I know if I get through the day, I have tomorrow off for making ADRs.


ETA: TK, I hope your little one is feeling better real soon.

Hey creativeamanda....I had to laugh over your quote. I know that saying well. Except here we say it while holding a baseball bat. :lmao::lmao::thumbsup2 I love being a GRITS. Don't you? There is just something so....Scarlette O'hara about it. :rotfl: I love, love, love Gone with the Wind.
 
Hey creativeamanda....I had to laugh over your quote. I know that saying well. Except here we say it while holding a baseball bat. :lmao::lmao::thumbsup2 I love being a GRITS. Don't you? There is just something so....Scarlette O'hara about it. :rotfl: I love, love, love Gone with the Wind.

I absolutely would not trade a moment for being a GRITS. And really I'm a South Carolinian at heart, which in my opinion, is no greater thing. . . - have to laugh at the baseball bat thing. We are aweful protective of our own--even the dysfunctional ones ...
 
I absolutely would not trade a moment for being a GRITS. And really I'm a South Carolinian at heart, which in my opinion, is no greater thing. . . - have to laugh at the baseball bat thing. We are aweful protective of our own--even the dysfunctional ones ...


But without the dysfunctional ones...life would be boring. :eek: On second thought, boring could be good. Very, very good. :rotfl::thumbsup2
 
...hey Smiley, here is the PERFECT Pooh for you...


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thanks ladies.

the grits :eek:

the pooh LOVE him :lovestruc

TK sorry you are going thro that with your mil hugs :hug:

everyone have a great TUESDAY
 
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