Thursday, 9 July 2009

Mother in law blues

We are seriously considering ex-communicating The GR's mother. She has been twisting and turning us around her little finger for so long now we are quite literally sick and tired of it. A break would do us all good. And you never know my colitis and the GRs black moods may subside.
Posted by westendmum at 11:44

2 comments:

Liberty London Girl said...

Personally am in big favour of just not communicating with those who behave badly. I loathe scenes, just like to fade out quietly until current object of irritation/loathing suddenly looks up one day to discover you are no longer in their life.

Cowardly but v successful on whole, I find. Obv not so simple with relative but even gentle period of ignoring can work wonders). I'm all for the quiet life me. LLGxx

11 July 2009 at 01:23
westendmum said...

Thank-you LLG.

14 July 2009 at 21:20

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