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Comments (12)Lisa, you can rely on the info my friends have given you re: books, etc. They are well-read gardeners. I just want to put in a plug for North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service. Your son should acquaint himself with the Orange County office and also rely on the county horticultural agent and Master Gardener Volunteer Program there. This is a free program for county residents. Your son can call them for expert advice on home gardening in his new area whenever a question arises. MGV's and horticultural agents will also make housecalls if the situation demands. Yes, Niche Gardens is a wonderful, helpful place and lovely to look at. Also, Camellia Forest is in Chapel Hill when your son get a hankering of one of those gorgeous camellias john insists he have. peace, claire in sanford...See Moreevicting son-in law
Comments (22)ok,1st off,I am very real. My name is Sabrina,I thought of cylince as a teen & just kept it.(no idea where it came from)I have a myspace if u wanna c my picture,& my kids & husband. Its myspace.com/cylince. Second, I live in my mom's new husband's trailer in their driveway,so I go in the house 2 go online. When I was in the shelter,I had wireless internet from a laptop my mom let me use. I have never gone on the internet from a cell phone & I don't have a cell. I don't know y I abbrieviate words, probably from chat rooms as a teen who knows. Yes,I am scared 2 leave. I finally got enough courage 2 get a job application,but I am dreading filling it out b/c I only went up to 11th grade, & I've only had one job in my life. I have no people skills & I have social anxiety. My mom is willing 2 help us pay rent 4 a place,but getting accepted is very hard when your only income is welfare. My husband is getting better,he admitted he was 2 hard on my son & that he didn't realize it had gone that far. He is taking parenting classes(on his own) & goes 2 our 3 year olds school for an hour everyday. I'm very dependant on him,my mom taught me 2 b dependant on others & I've been that way my whole life. I am in therapy,but it takes awhile 2 get the help needed. I would take meds 2 'regulate' my mind,but I'm breastfeeding & my dr. said no. I'm sorta busy with the kids right now,so I'll try 2 get on here some other time 2 keep every1 posted....See MoreHumbled by Sister in Laws Gift
Comments (24)I would say what goes around comes around. Your SIL is a remarkable women, Thistledew, and she obviously feels the same about you. Your story was the warmest one I've read in a long time. I'm so sorry about your recent health issues. It certainly sounds like you're strong, and you sure have a loving family to help you through it....See MoreGift from Future In Laws- HELPPPPP!
Comments (67)I know I am chiming in again, but I want to reiterate that I don't think using a table that has absolutely no intrinsic value at all should be your opportunity to "set boundaries" or draw a line in the sand--i.e. taking the table and painting it anyway to show them you won't be manipulated. It's not worth it. I have been very lucky to have in-laws who are friendly, aloof, and ambivalent and parents who kept completely hands off in our relationships. My niece's future mother in law is nice, but she has also been catered to her entire adult life. My niece lets her get away with a lot of minor manipulation and criticism and shrugs it off and goes about her business. However.. (For reasons that I find mysterious), my niece and her fiance are having a reception that is black-tie-optional, sit down, evening, fully-stocked open-bar, no-children-invited at the most expensive venue in the city. Her future MIL handed her a list of over 300 people who must be invited to the wedding, not encluding any of the FIL's family, just hers, and lots of children. This would drive the cost of the reception alone into six figures, and she was not planning on contributing to the cost of the reception. This is where my niece and her fiance drew a line. The MIL was given the option of no children, period; cut back on the list, or pay for everybody over a certain number. They also said that they would agree to a much smaller list and would have an informal party in the next year to which any or all of those people could be invited. And of course she threatened to boycott the wedding altogether, and she was told that would be her option, too. That's the sort of thing you set boundaries over, not a table....See More- 6 years ago
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