Wake n Bake, Nothing Better!
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Jeffislovinlife
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Well I know I'm not one of thoes people
Laughing Grass
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I like your dog!
Singlemalt
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A pain in the ass, lol. She's half senile, argumentative, lives to talk and only considers me an adult when she needs something or is confused; otherwise I'm a little child and she's the Mom
Jeffislovinlife
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I hear everything
Laughing Grass
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lol so treating you like a kid never gets better?
It's probably best that she doesn't live with me. She was always critical of me and my brother while my sister could do no wrong... and my sister was a complete fuck up when she was a teenager.
Singlemalt
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It was better for many years, before she got dementia/senility. She's clear as a bell on memories when she was young and when I was a kid; very fuzzy on stuff the last 20-30 yrs. There is a very odd dichotomy; I'm an adult when she has some problem or need; otherwise I'm a small child who must be supervised or else who knows the trouble I'll cause lol
manfredo
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My sister got "stuck" taking her mother in law in about 5-6 years ago, and she absolutely drives my sister, and the whole family, insane. I think my sisters drinking has increased considerably, and the MIL might outlive her....lol. Plus my sis has a severely autistic adult son at home, and he always will be, so that poor gal deserves to drink!! Plus she works full time.
manfredo
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Thats sounds like my family...I have 2 younger sisters, and there's a few years in between each of us. The youngest we nicknamed "the brat"...She was moms obvious favorite, and she truly was a spoiled brat....but her dad, my step dad, died when she was young so that's probably why!
She's 40 and still is a brat!
Jeffislovinlife
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All I can say is hang on to that sense of humor it will help best wishes to you and your family
Laughing Grass
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I'm the youngest by a lot, I'm supposed to be the favourite by default lol. They both moved away to go to school and only visited my parents a couple times a year... less for my brother. When covid started I was the one who did all their shopping and errands and stood out in the freezing cold visiting them through the glass door. Neither of them came even once, that still pisses me off.
I was my dad's favourite tho, he told me that all the time.
Laughing Grass
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She probably sees you as a thirty something kid. Good on you for taking care of her. That's harsh, she needs an inlaw suite.
Singlemalt
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No, she sees(in her dementia phase) me as a 13-14 yr old. Thats when I was a serious monster pain in the ass; Dad was very strict and controlling but he was an airline pilot so he was gone alot, when he was gone I was free, very curious and extremely impulsive.
That's harsh, she needs an inlaw suite.
Laughing Grass
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Does she join you for meals and stuff like that?
Singlemalt
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Sometimes, usually by my invite when I make something big. Say maybe once a week. Like I said she lives to talk, and I don't, and when she's going at it we always end up in her hometown and hearing stories of her childhood that I've already heard a zillion times all my life.
raratt
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Sounds like my wife.
cannabineer
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I imagine the jump in her weed quality will come as a bit of a jolt.
Paul Drake
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manfredo
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OMG, I just did a coupe of dabs, got the wicked munchies with a craving for a tuna sandwich, and it was like filet mignon!
cannabineer
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Mayonnaise unfolds into a many-layered miracle when the munchies hit hard.OMG, I just did a coupe of dabs, got the wicked munchies with a craving for a tuna sandwich, and it was like filet mignon!