Oh I haven’t pushed back at all. We’ve welcomed him in all that we do. We’ve done all he can and will continue to give him the time for what he needs to work through.
Sorry, I misinterpreted "we've moved on" and "he can be a part of our lives if he wants to" and "we've given up" Remember he isnt the one that has to prove himself an improved man
Visiting my in-laws this weekend, and it’s FIL’s birthday. He tells my wife and I that his birthday tradition is to eat at “this great little BBQ restaurant.” This “tradition” is news to my wife, but I’m fine with it because I love great little BBQ restaurants. It was Smokey Bones. The great little BBQ restaurant was Smokey Bones.
Not one, not two, but three velcro zips and a solid outdoors man brand like EB? I'm assuming that was an immediate "hell yes!"
If you really want a useful short/ pant, carpenter jeans are really the elite combination of style and utility that would pair perfectly with those luxury SUV sandals.
I’d top it off with a Tommy Bahama shirt for a class meets comfort ensemble. Show I know how to have a good time as well.
These are absolutely something my father in law would wear also. I can hear your mother in law saying out loud, “I know they aren’t the most stylish, but I bet they’re really comfortable!”
Vandals devastated a model railway convention in the UK, ruining "irreplaceable" models worth thousands of pounds. The incident forced the Market Deeping Model Railway Club, in Lincolnshire, eastern England, to cancel an exhibition of model trains that was set to take part on Saturday, it said on its website. Peter Davies, the club's chairman, told the Rutland and Stamford Mercury that the culprits knocked over tables and threw some of the models through basketball hoops in the school hall where the show was supposed to take place. "It's heartbreaking. There were grown men with tears in their eyes because of what had been done, and I was one of them," he said.
that's fucking devastating. 1000s of hours go into these layouts. They are all hand-made and pretty much 100% custom. The fiance's co-worker spent 10 years working on his before it was finally done.
Soon to be Father in Law decided the house’s yard has too many holes in it. Decided red clay would do the trick. Dumped in every where. Now we have a red dirt yard and the puppy and four year old track it in constantly. Thanks Pal!
I wouldn't be thrilled with someone describing it like that, but god damn did I love their buffacue wings as a kid
I don't technically live there for another three weeks when we get married. He still cuts her yard with his mower as her parents live two houses down (Yay!!!). Some things will already start changing. I feel like my best course of action, since he really doesn't like, is to try and go and speak to him every time he ventures into the yard. I think that will be enough to keep him away.