stickers
12-01-2003, 12:16 AM
I am just going crazy... here I will vent for you :)
We live here in a state far from my family and part of his, only his mom and grandma are here.
Holidays always stink with them because they complain all the time and just want us to come over from out of town to fix things and nothing else.
The holidays are the worst because I have chronic allergies and my husband ends up doing all the cooking because hi mom is just lazy.
anyway, our business is doing quite well online this year and since she heard about it she wants a $500 Bose radio for christmas and told us where to get it.
For the past 5 + years the woman has bought all of our gifts for .50 each at yard sales! EVERY YEAR and now she expects a $500 radio?
Not only that but she never EVER invites our daughter to spend time at her home even though she is the "only" grandchild she has in this state.
I'm going crazy and my husband feels the same way. He talks about how she was a horrible parent sleeping 24/7 and if he was lucky enough to get a holiday gift it was one item that his dad returned for pocket money.
It took me 10 years to get him to like the holidays, but by the time Christmas morning is here, his mom sucks the fun right out of it.
I don't know what to do. I am just so tired.
she also smokes up a storm and I am horribly illergic to cig smoke. I get entire body pains, sinus trouble and migrain headaches that literally last for 2-3 weeks when they act up so i am sick from the day after thanksgiving until a few weeks into January.
I just don't know what to do anymore.
She has now gotten to the point where she won't even take out her trash for 2 weeks! The counters are dirty etc. Plus she was told that if her mom eats sugar, her diabetes could kill her and 99% (literally) 99% of all the food is sugar cookies, candies and snack bars in the house!
All this I have said is true, anyone else going through this kind of thing? What can I do? If we don't go over to visit, we only have us 3 for the holidays and his grandma would be stuck with his mom.
Grrrr!
Thanks for listening.
We live here in a state far from my family and part of his, only his mom and grandma are here.
Holidays always stink with them because they complain all the time and just want us to come over from out of town to fix things and nothing else.
The holidays are the worst because I have chronic allergies and my husband ends up doing all the cooking because hi mom is just lazy.
anyway, our business is doing quite well online this year and since she heard about it she wants a $500 Bose radio for christmas and told us where to get it.
For the past 5 + years the woman has bought all of our gifts for .50 each at yard sales! EVERY YEAR and now she expects a $500 radio?
Not only that but she never EVER invites our daughter to spend time at her home even though she is the "only" grandchild she has in this state.
I'm going crazy and my husband feels the same way. He talks about how she was a horrible parent sleeping 24/7 and if he was lucky enough to get a holiday gift it was one item that his dad returned for pocket money.
It took me 10 years to get him to like the holidays, but by the time Christmas morning is here, his mom sucks the fun right out of it.
I don't know what to do. I am just so tired.
she also smokes up a storm and I am horribly illergic to cig smoke. I get entire body pains, sinus trouble and migrain headaches that literally last for 2-3 weeks when they act up so i am sick from the day after thanksgiving until a few weeks into January.
I just don't know what to do anymore.
She has now gotten to the point where she won't even take out her trash for 2 weeks! The counters are dirty etc. Plus she was told that if her mom eats sugar, her diabetes could kill her and 99% (literally) 99% of all the food is sugar cookies, candies and snack bars in the house!
All this I have said is true, anyone else going through this kind of thing? What can I do? If we don't go over to visit, we only have us 3 for the holidays and his grandma would be stuck with his mom.
Grrrr!
Thanks for listening.