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My MIL brags that she never studied in school.  She is a lawyer who never passed the bar, even though she took it many times.  She was a docent, not earning money, spending her family's money.  She says that she bought her house to "make a statement".  Her parents paid for DW and BIL's education, but she refuses to contribute a dime for her GC. But, she makes fun of them because they attend public schools.  She complains that her DD doesn't drive a sufficiently fancy car.  And, she says that DW and I should be grateful that she and my FIL don't currently intend to come to us asking for money.

        Signed - Filled With Contempt
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Last night, MIL actually suggested that DH, DS and I move into the vacant apartment RIGHT NEXT DOOR TO HERS!!!  She was suggesting this like I would love it.  Yeah, we would love to live in an apartment right up next to theirs, so she can hear every word we say to each other and know about everything DH and I do.  That way, she can meddle even more than she already does with us living a block away.  Why don't we just move back into the house?  It would be almost exactly the same, and we all know how much I LOVED that (*sarcasm*).  Fortunately, DH said, "No," as it would be too much like living at the house.  Not to mention that after the baby is born, we are going to need more space than what we currently have here.  And, we will need it to be more quiet.  For what we are paying for rent here, we could have a nice rental house.  We might even have a house payment.  That apartment is fine for MIL and FIL by themselves, but it is really no bigger than the apartment that DS, DH and I share.  MIL keeps conveniently forgetting that we have a little girl on the way.  I think she thinks that if she ignores it enough, it will just go away, which isn't going to happen.  She also had FIL call my DH from work to let him know that MIL didn't have her cell phone, just in case we needed to get a hold of her.  As if we call her every so often anyway.  Both of us were kind of like, "And?"  It's like I told DH, "If he was a 16 year old kid and needed to be picked up from HS or something, I could see them calling him and letting him know that."  But, DH is in his 30's?  Come on.  Even if we had some emergency, and we called her without this "knowledge" and didn't get a hold of her, we still have the capacity to call FIL, of our own accord!!  Imagine that!!!  Besides the fact that FIL would be the more practical one to call anyway, as he gets off work earlier.  He is closer to our delivery hospital, which is where we would more likely be headed, if there was an emergency!!!!  This woman is so clingy and codependent that it is ridiculous.  I cannot even imagine being like this when my kids are older.  Late summer is looking better, as that is when our lease is up.  We plan on looking for a bigger, nicer rental house for the same price (or probably even less).  We are looking further away.

        Signed - The Further From MIL The Better!!!
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