Mother-In-Law Monday!
Posted on February 15th, 2009 by Allison
Today is not just Monday, it is WorkingMomLifeline.com ’s Mother-in-Law Monday!
The rules are simple. VERY simple:
1) Share your best Mother-In-Law story (or stories) as comments to this blog.
2) Keep it clean and keep out an actual name of your (or your “friend’s”) Mother-In-Law
3) Submit comment, repeat on Mondays as needed.
Filed under: Mother-In-Law Monday, humor for women
OUR NEW GIVEAWAY!
One Mother’s Day a last minute barbecue was planned at my brother-in-laws home. When my mother-in-law called me up to invite my son and me as chaperone I told her that I could not make it. I went on to explain that I had to visit my grandmother at the Hospice Center. And after the Hospice Center I had to come home and take care of my dog that was just a few weeks shy of being put to sleep. If I was told more than an hour and a half before the event perhaps I could made prior arrangements.
“Can’t you visit your grandmother another time?”, she asked.
“This is her last mother’s day and I really want to be there today. Besides, I can’t be away from the dog too long because she can’t get around on her own.”
(Here it Comes)
YOU LOVE YOUR DOG MORE THAN YOUR CHILD.
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Alle, on February 16th, 2009 at 8:55 am Said: Your comment is awaiting moderation.
One Mother’s Day a last minute barbecue was planned at my brother-in-laws home. When my mother-in-law called me up to invite my son and me as chaperone I told her that I could not make it. I went on to explain that I had to visit my grandmother at the Hospice Center. And after the Hospice Center I had to come home and take care of my dog that was just a few weeks shy of being put to sleep. If I was told more than an hour and a half before the event perhaps I could made prior arrangements.
“Can’t you visit your grandmother another time?”, she asked.
“This is her last mother’s day and I really want to be there today. Besides, I can’t be away from the dog too long because she can’t get around on her own.”
(Here it Comes)
YOU LOVE YOUR DOG MORE THAN YOUR CHILD.