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Mother-In-Law Mall
A place to find great gifts!
and products related to mothers-in-law and other family members.
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Mother-In-Law Stories
March 24, 2008
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DH and I recently slept
over at MIL's house (we were carpooling to a family function, and
it just made sense because we had to leave at 6 am). MIL asked
me the next morning how I slept. I said, "I didn't sleep.
DH kept me up all night snoring. So, to make him shut up, I (lightly)
hit him to make him stop." Anyone who sleeps with a snorer
can sympathize. I might as well go sleep on the airplane runway.
It might be quieter. She told me,"That's not nice. You shouldn't
hit him. I didn't hear him all night. Maybe YOU snore, too."
Don't get me wrong. I'm pretty sure this 250 lb man didn't feel
a thing. I didn't want to even tell her that next time SHE can
sleep with him, and I'll sleep by myself. Because she will jump
at the chance to sleep beside her "sweet little boy".
Signed - Sleep Deprived
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I am a woman in my late
twenties. I have been married for five years now. I know how DH
works, how the house runs, everything. After commenting on my close
friend's relationship, MIL then asked DH, "How does your relationship
work?" DH responded, "Whatever she tells me to do, I
do (which is the correct answer)." MIL didn't like this, not
one bit. She didn't raise him to be like that! He has to be more
independent! Independence is fine and dandy, but when you have
a bad day at work, you want your spouse there to help pick you back
up. Also, I don't know about you, but I wouldn't want to take advice
from someone who has never been married.
Signed - Behind Every
Man, There Is A Smarter Woman
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MIL told me that when
DH and I have children, they will be blonde haired, blue eyed babies.
I looked over at DH, who is a red head with green eyes. He looked
at me, with my brown hair and brown eyes. And we both looked at
MIL, who DYES her hair blonde (she is a natural redhead). I guess
MIL skipped the science-genealogy class, because brown is dominant,
blondes are recessive. Where the he!! did she get that fact from?
They can be blonde if I sleep with the mailman, maybe?
Signed - Hmm, I Wonder
If The Mailman Is Available?
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