Guest guest Posted November 27, 2008 Report Share Posted November 27, 2008 I really hate going to my father in-laws house for, well any get together really. I mean -really- hate it. Not only does my husband's Dad still treat him like the screw up teenager he used to be but his whole family treats us as though we are just 'guests' not family. I hate going over there so much, I dread it for days prior. So, as tradition, we went over to his Dad's house for Thanksgiving. Once again, my husband, daughter, and I were sat in the kitchen with the 'kids' while the rest of the family sat in the formal dining room. Now, all of us cannot fit in the formal dining room so it makes sense that we are all split up. However, I don't know why we are always banished to the 'kids' table. To top all this off, his Dad has NO CLUE about toddlers. He's got his toy room set up in his office where my daughter can get into paperwork and pictures galore. He has no clue about how easy it is for her to pull something down on top of her head. He also has an open staircase that she could easily fall down. So, when she's not confined in her highchair, and I spend the ENTIRE time following her around making sure that she doesn't get hurt or get into stuff. I also noticed today that his Dad has pictures of his girlfriend's granddaughters on the fridge but none of . The most recent picture he has out of her is her newborn picture and that's in the computer room. WTF. Last Christmas, we spent a ton of money buying formal family pictures and pictures of in really nice frames for our parents. Guess where the ones we bought his Dad are? Laying on the floor in the guest bedroom. He took pictues of her at her birthday and over the summer. He could have stuck one of those on his fridge. I need a drink. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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