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Mother-In-Law Mall
A place to find great gifts!
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Mother-In-Law Stories
February 12, 2008
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Frequent
Fry Her TM.
- Beebs, 1 of 4 needed/Posted: 12-FEB-08
When DD was 17 months old, my darling MIL nearly poisoned her -
twice. DH was trying to be nice to his parents and invited them
to ride with us in our car to a wedding. So, there we were, jam
packed into our SUV. I was in the middle of the back seat, smushed
into the side of DD's car seat and 7 months pregnant. MIL is sitting
on the other side of me. MIL then took out some bread that she
brought with her and started tearing pieces off to give DD, over
me. Bread crumbs look very nice on a black dress. Our car was
filled with toys. The whole floorboard of the back seat was pretty
much covered. Was this good enough for MIL? Nope. She started
handing things to DD out of her purse. Suddenly, I looked over
and DD was happy as a clam, holding a baggie of pills!! I quickly
grabbed them away and passed them back to MIL who exclaimed, "I
didn't know she can open zippers!" Yeah, because zippers are
a great way to toddler-proof. Not 2 weeks later, we ended up going
over to my ILs house. I found out, when we were digging a pill
out of DD's mouth, that MIL had just taken them and left them totally
free (not even in a baggie anymore) on the counter. So much for
a GM keeping harmful things away from a child.
Signed - Have To Watch
MIL Closer Than DD
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Frequent
Fry Her TM.
- Beebs, 2 of 4 needed/Posted: 12-FEB-08
Considering how much my MIL seems to love
my children, it's absolutely amazing how many times she's come close
to seriously harming or even killing them!! Incident #1. When
DD was 16 months old, we were moving her out of the nursery and
into her own room. Since we were painting her new room, DH decided
to call his mother and have her watch DD for us while we painted.
MIL came and picked up DD, and took her back to her house. When
we finished, DH and I went over to my IL's house to pick up our
child. When we got there, MIL was in the kitchen. She proceeded
to ask me, "Do you let her play like this at your house?"
I looked over, and my 16 month old DD was playing with all the cleaners
under the sink!!! I basically screamed, "NO," at her.
I don't know how her 4 children survived, if she didn't even have
the common sense to know that you aren't supposed to let a child
play with cleaners. And, to think, miss genius is a teacher.
Signed - Thankful My
DD Is Still Alive
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MIL runs a boutique in
a mall. Recently, I had to work at another shop at the same mall,
so I went there. Her shop was closed, as she keeps it shut for
that particular day of the week. I noticed that she had put a dress
on sale that I had gifted her a year ago (her shop has glass walls)!
I was shocked, and called DH to tell him what I had seen. He asked
me to confront her directly, which I did the same evening. She
made a lot of fuss. She accepted that it was the same dress. She
kept repeating that she took the dress to her shop for some extra
work to be done and that her salesperson "by mistake"
put the dress on display for other people to buy. What happened
to HER eyes when this was being done is a mystery to me. I don't
believe her, and I told her that she is making up excuses. I also
told her that I had given her the gift, and now it was her choice
if she wished to make some money off of it. I said, "I am
bringing this up just to let you know that I'm aware of what has
been done." On her next occasion, I'm giving her cash in an
envelope so that she doesn't have to trouble herself by selling
the gifts. Also, it will save my time and energy to not have to
look for the right color/pattern for her. How I wish to have a
boutique where I could sell all the things which she had gifted
me so far.
Signed - My Practical
MIL
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