Every year we have 10 good months and 2 crazy months. Did I say crazy? I meant 2 wacky, insane, psycho, lunatic months. This is when Eric’s grandparents are visiting from overseas.
Frankly, I find the whole situation ironic. They come and I quote “to help out with the kid”. But instead they turn our life upside down, drive everyone absolutely mad (family dog is no exception) and make me SO tired. Instead of looking after one child, I find myself looking after one child and two adults, who present constant and immediate danger to him.
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Wow, that sounds painful! I can’t even imagine this!! I don’t live near my family and wish they were closer so they were part of my childrens lives. I think if I were in your situation, I’d be happy with them 1/2 way across the US.
I can’t begin to think of how you can make this
ight. It sounds like these 2 are lacking in common sense and how do you teach that to people who seem to have lived without it for so long?
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Comment by Mimi — November 20, 2009 @ 11:13 am