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Anyone else had fights in their family today?
Started by I*Love*Christmas , Dec 25 2012 04:53 PM
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Posted 25 December 2012 - 04:53 PM
My parents seperated in August this year after 27 years of marriage. It is long and complicated and obvious my Dad does not want to get back together. It appears my Mum has always hated him but she is the one not letting go.
ANYWAY... Christmas build up has been tense about what was happening but Mum decides to organise something at Dads house (well technically their house but Dad is the only one that lives there) for myself, my 2 brothers and my sister and our families to celebrate Christmas. There were a few arguments between Mum and Dad all week and I was dreading a fight in front of the kids on the day but hoped for the best. Ideally we would have all preferred to do something seperately.
Christmas lunch starts at 11. Mum gets there at 1045. DH, I and kids arrive 1050 and Mum has already flipped out hugely at Dad and left. I ring her and she is sobbing and at the cemetry visiting her deceased brother, sister and parents. Says Dad is seeing another woman etc etc. Refuses to come back. My siblings and I don't know what to do as she is the one that has bought all presents and prepared all food and feel mean doing it without her.
Ds, 4 then asks if we can just go home.
Anyone elses family have any fights today?
Posted 25 December 2012 - 05:04 PM
Argh, you poor thing and your poor mum too. less than 6mths apart after 27years together is a huge thing to try and get over.
Love your DS's comment though. Out of the mouths of babes or what?
Ours wasnt too bad actually. We only had one moment when FIL said something archaic and dumb regarding driving in torrential rain on motorways/freeways and both DH and BIL double teamed him. It was kinda awesome actually.
Posted 25 December 2012 - 05:04 PM
It was yesterday. Someone spent a good 15 minutes letting rip at me over a years worth of perceived slights and imagined insults. I did not deserve it...
Posted 25 December 2012 - 05:35 PM
QUOTE (JustBeige @ 25/12/2012, 06:04 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Ours wasnt too bad actually. We only had one moment when FIL said something archaic and dumb regarding driving in torrential rain on motorways/freeways and both DH and BIL double teamed him. It was kinda awesome actually.
Now I'm curious as to what your FIL said!!
Posted 25 December 2012 - 05:38 PM
Nope not this year. After the attack on me last year by my drunk brother on christmas night we didn't have christmas with my family. I was called every name under the sun, it was an awful day. Still feel sad a year on.
Posted 25 December 2012 - 06:10 PM
Well my uncle told my mum he wouldn't speak to her all next year because she won't let him go to their holiday house because he is a drunk. He later told my aunt he wore the shirt he did for her benefit "f*** off I have enough friends" that ended things with her for the year as well.
Posted 25 December 2012 - 06:20 PM
My bil complained that we asked for 10 pp to cover the food last night. We also asked that no one feed the dog as his been sick with 3 days in the icu and is only allowed bland food he threw food around the yard over the Fence and drank more then 10 worth of dh's beam then bagged out the food saying its not as good as what we have when it's at other bil house when there exact the same everyone dislikes this bil who also can't hold his booze
Posted 25 December 2012 - 06:31 PM
QUOTE (Sweetpea11 @ 25/12/2012, 06:35 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Now I'm curious as to what your FIL said!!
lets see.
He has some pearlers.
Todays was "Yes but if it is raining, it doesnt matter if you are travelling in the fast lane, you should just drive to your ability. you shouldnt have to move over into the slow lane just because other lunatics (people who drive to the speed limit) want to go past you "
Both DH and BIL are frequent freeway drivers so proceeded to lay into him about the actual road rules and subsequent fines.
He's old(ish) and sometimes I suspect he blurts out these pearlers just to rile people up. I dont think he was expecting the tongue lashing he got though. lol, he picked the wrong day for it as it is horrendous weather in sydney today
Posted 25 December 2012 - 07:56 PM
I was told by my MIL that I work too much and spend too much time with my friends and not enough time with (read: looking after) my husband. Well, given that he is a SAHD, my working is kind of important isn't it? It was rather a tense day.
Posted 25 December 2012 - 07:57 PM
Edited by bye, 29 March 2013 - 03:04 PM.
Posted 25 December 2012 - 08:08 PM
Notably, my mother's comments about how unreasonable it is that no one considers research into curing homosexuality a priority did not start an argument.
I think my restraint was positively steely.
Posted 25 December 2012 - 08:12 PM
We had a big family lunch today, with family coming from overseas and all over.
My mum started complaining weeks ago that she wished that we'd cook the lunch (we always offer, she always refuses) so we took over the lunch prep. She then spent all day complaining about how she couldn't get in the kitchen, loudly saying how awful the food was sure to be and that no-one would ever eat it, and loudly insulted my touchy SIL (the SIL is never coming back, ever, as far as she's concerned) by turning her nose up at the bunch of flowers and chocs she was given.
She then waited and WAITED and WAITED until everyone else had their plates served up, and there was plenty of food left. Just before people started coming for seconds we quickly said "Mum, get your plate dished up!" but she huffed off saying she wasn't hungry. She then kept an eye on things, and the minute all the roast potatoes and lamb had been eaten she made a huge fuss about how she did all the work and there was now no food left for her.
She flounced off, started smashing the dishes in the kitchen in a half hearted attempt to wash them. Myself and two SILs took over the dishes, (didn't need any more than 3 people in the kitchen), and so she then goes on about how the other SIL (the one who brought the flowers) is such a lazy so-and-so as she wasn't helping. She kept turning off the music, yelling at the kids to get out of her bloody way, and she refused to let us do the dishes in peace, she kept going through all the drawers and cupboards loudly complaining that we weren't putting things in the right places.
We all eventually slunk away, very angry and upset with her, and she's now complaining that no-one thanked her for all her hard work and that no-one said goodbye.
I am actually really livid. My day turned into crap thanks to my mum matyring herself and doing her best to make everyone have a miserable time. Lots of lessons learnt for next time, that's for sure.
Edited to add that DH also decided to be an idiot as well, telling me that the reason I don't have a job yet is that I don't want it enough. It's all my own fault. This just tops off yesterday when he told me that the money he earns is his and his only.
Edited by cesca, 25 December 2012 - 08:15 PM.
Posted 25 December 2012 - 08:12 PM
Sister and DH had a disagreement about which way blood flows through the body and DH , dad and Sister had a minor difference of opinion over whether to cook turkey breast side down or up.
Posted 25 December 2012 - 08:20 PM
Cesca, how difficult. Hope you're having a much more relaxing evening.
Posted 25 December 2012 - 08:28 PM
AngeVert, maybe your mum needs to start looking at a cure for idiocy instead
Posted 25 December 2012 - 08:30 PM
Oh people, I am sorry you all had such a rough time.
OP I can't imagine how hard it would be for your parents to be together for christmas after a recent separation. Seems a tough call to expect.
Rosiebird: How can someone even think that.
Cesca: I am sorry it was so horrible
Posted 25 December 2012 - 08:32 PM
QUOTE (Ange Vert @ 25/12/2012, 09:08 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Notably, my mother's comments about how unreasonable it is that no one considers research into curing homosexuality a priority did not start an argument.
I think my restraint was positively steely.
Wow - well done Ange!
Sorry to everyone else who had crappy stuff happen today. My family is far from perfect, but we usually manage things like Christmas well - we had a good day today, if a bit sad because it was the first Christmas without my stepfather, who passed away in October.
Posted 25 December 2012 - 08:33 PM
For the first time in our 20 odd year marriage, there were no arguments with DH's family.and no one stormed out.
I attribute this to a couple things.
1). DH invited one his workmates and his wife for lunch ( they have only been in Sydney for 8 mths and on their own this year) so his family was on their best behaviour.
2). I sat at the kid's table and did not hear the disgusting comments that FIL made abiout Germans (our guests were German) and only heard about them after they had left
3). MIL and I are not actually 'speaking'. I am civil to her and only discuss the basics
4) BIL did not drink more than a 1/2 glass of champers and a single beer.
So to all. A Merry Christmas! It can happen
cesca - your mum sounds like my MIL. I called her out publicly on her behaviour earlier this year and things are better, but mainly because we are not talking.
Posted 25 December 2012 - 08:43 PM
Edited by *cough*, 26 December 2012 - 10:58 AM.
Posted 25 December 2012 - 08:45 PM
My sister decided to attack everything that I have in my birth plan, including not wanting to deliver lying on my back, so I gave her a piece of my mind.
Note- my plan has nothing unusual in it, just things like wanting to use the bath if available, my preferred order of pain releif and wanting an active birth if I can handle the pain.
Posted 25 December 2012 - 08:51 PM
We hosted DH's family for Christmas last Saturday. I was pleasantly surprised at how well the day was going until dessert time when SIL asked me across the table if I regretted not stopping at 3 children. My DH's 90 year old grandmother have her a serve on my behalf. I love her.
Posted 25 December 2012 - 08:58 PM
Religious warfare. Almost started WW3. Was great!
Posted 25 December 2012 - 09:01 PM
Well it wasn't an argument but only because I bit my tounge. But my father who visits once a year from another country spent ten min telling everyone how naughty my DS was at his birthday party on Sunday. DS who is turning 3 was extremely excited to see his friends at his pool party and had a few energetic moments where he needed to be reminded to be careful of his friends. According to my father - DS was a right little Sh#t.
He has noooooo idea.
Edited by *Finn*, 25 December 2012 - 09:03 PM.
Posted 25 December 2012 - 09:12 PM
I am so sorry you had a bad day - i hope tomorrow is a much better day and that your mum regrets her behaviour and says sorry.
Edited by luibee, 27 December 2012 - 09:24 PM.
Posted 25 December 2012 - 09:17 PM
Ours was calm and peaceful, but all these posts remind me exactly of why I haven't spoken to my mother in over 12 years and have stiffened my resolve to keep it that way.
The first Christmas my husband was in my life, she spent the better part of Christmas Eve telling him loudly how awful all the Americans she'd met were. He's American.
Another time she caused my sister and I to drop our jaws when she proclaimed to all and sundry that the reason black Africans live in grass huts is that they're not as intelligent as white people. (Where was the ABC and "Go Back To Where You Came From" then? She would have been a prime candidate!)
One year she dragged up some long forgotten comment from the past, twisted it and used it against my sister, who was visiting us in Vic from FNQ, and insulted her so badly she got on the next plane and went home.
Just a few of the pearls I can remember. Always after guzzling a couple of glasses of cask wine. In my mothers world this stuff rivals Veuve Cliquot for quality.
I don't miss those days at all.
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First I need to introduce you to our menagerie: Brigeda - our 8 year old German short hair pointer who acts like she's six months old. Lexy - a 7 year old rescued Vizula (short hair Polish hunting dog with red hair and green eyes - beautiful and a manipulator.) Sophia - a 9 year old Manx cat who is a stumpy. (Manx cats don't have tails and are either called rumpies - no tail at all or stumpies - those with just a stump of tail). Last, but not least is Guzel (Turkish for pretty... we lived in Turkey for a while) who was 12 weeks old when we rescued her 7 years ago. The size differential is significant. The dogs weigh 60- 65 lbs. and the cats weight 8-10 lbs. The cats are inside animals... although Sophia doesn't always agree with that and was gone once for 6 weeks. The dogs have the run of our 1/2 acre yard because we have an electric fence.
Really, I am getting to the title. Until this winter, the dogs went out the front door after they got our attention with an bark or two. However, with over 60 inches of snow and snow continually on the ground for 90 days, we started letting them out the back door. Guess which room you must go through to the back door? Did you guess the KITCHEN? You are correct. I have found myself grabbing a dry apricot or two or a small handful of almonds as I walk back and forth to let them out. I know it's better than grabbing potato chips (none in the house) but it has become almost mindless.
I'm glad I recently read the articles on emotional eating. Most the time that i grab food it when letting the dogs out or in has interrupted something I'm doing and I'm frustrated by the necessity of tending to their needs. I'd love to blame the dogs, but I don't think that's quite fair, do you?
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allergy medicines do they cause most people to get upset stomachs and how can you avoid this?
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Hello jona13. Its recommened that allegra be taken on an empty stomach. As to upset stomach, perhaps an over the counter medication can be used to help. I'm not a pharmacist or doctor, perhaps your pharmacist might have some ideas, on how to help in regards to stomach upset, issues. Or someone from the site might have some ideas. Best wishes,pledge
Thank you for the reply, I have been taking it on a full stomach I will try it on an empty stomach!
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Hello jona & welcome to the site. I have had allergies & used allergy meds most of my life. I haven't not had any of them upset my stomach, but then everyone is different. It should be taken on an empty stomach as Pledge says & agree that you should check with your phamatist about why this would be happening. If you don't get a good answer there you may have to check with your doctor to see why this is happening...
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The summer of 2014 brought, among other things, the Ice Bucket Challenge, the viral phenomenon created to raise awareness of and funds for ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis), a debilitating and fatal disease that currently has no cure. While most people who participated in the challenge most likely were not personally affected by this dreadful disease, thousands of Americans do suffer from ALS.
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Art 101: From Vincent Van Gogh to Andy Warhol, Key People, Ideas, and Moments in the History of Art by Eric Grzymkowski
This compact yet comprehensive book, written in an accessible, engaging style, is perfect for readers without a formal or comprehensive art background who are interested in furthering their basic art knowledge.
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