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THE MOTHER IN LAW

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Got mine staying this week, (good job, we get on really well), been out in the caravan every afternoon for tea and biscuits - sited in the car park at the back of our house.

Everyone who passes must think we are nuts!!

Lolly x
 
see I think all these mother -in - law jokes are a big myth, Graham w gets on well with his(is that right graham?) I get on with mine, took the van to park coppice for her, for the weekend last summer and picked it up after a few days,all these jokes are a decoy,we love em really !!!

Tina x
 
Tina

5 mins with my wife's mother in law and you would change your mind. that woman would test the patience of a saint

I know its my mom, but its true all the same
 
You can look on the good side, and the bad side. One day you could possibly be one yourself, and speaking from experience, when they are all gone, you do miss them.
 
Luckily for me, my mother-in-law (now passed on and sadly missed) seemed to think I was wonderful. My wife advised me not to seek a second opinion...!
 
⇦ Got a great mother-in-law. We have never had a cross word. The late father-in-law was the same. Still miss him. I do feel sorry for those who have ogres though.
 
Absolutely not!!

Over the years I have studied very carefully the cunning ways of Mother-in-Lawism. Now I am one, I have done my best to be the best......second thoughts I ought to ask my Son-in-Law what he thinks. Lol :0)
 
Must be a Herefordshire thing Lord B.

Mine are great too. The old man makes fresh bread for us every other day, will lend you the shirt off his back if it would help.

When we all assemble there are 38 of us, so we make our own parties. At one point we had 6 caravans in the family and on one memorable occassion, we set up camp cow boy style. ( vans circled). This was to the amusement of the rest of the site, who thought they were in the rally field.

Because both in-laws are disabled, we have to setup their van, which is always done first. That way we get plentyfull supply of bacon butty's and mugs of tea while we setup the rest of the troop.

By the way Lord B, you might of known one of my brother-in-laws, he was in your past profession, ex ambulance.(len torode.)
 
Yes Steve, I knew Len, in fact I remember working with him once at Leominster when I was a relief. He used to do a bit of driver instructing in his spare time then left to set up his own driving school. I only saw him once after that, we were returning to Hereford after transferring a patient to the Orthopaedic Hospital at Oswestry and he was walking, pushing a pram, somewhere around the Leysters turn if my memory serves me right. I'm going back about 30 years so it could have been somewhere else along the A49.
 
Yes Steve, I knew Len, in fact I remember working with him once at Leominster when I was a relief. He used to do a bit of driver instructing in his spare time then left to set up his own driving school. I only saw him once after that, we were returning to Hereford after transferring a patient to the Orthopaedic Hospital at Oswestry and he was walking, pushing a pram, somewhere around the Leysters turn if my memory serves me right. I'm going back about 30 years so it could have been somewhere else along the A49.
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My nickname at work was Pedro, he might remember me under that name. The droopy moustache is a clue heheheh!
 
Yes Steve, I knew Len, in fact I remember working with him once at Leominster when I was a relief. He used to do a bit of driver instructing in his spare time then left to set up his own driving school. I only saw him once after that, we were returning to Hereford after transferring a patient to the Orthopaedic Hospital at Oswestry and he was walking, pushing a pram, somewhere around the Leysters turn if my memory serves me right. I'm going back about 30 years so it could have been somewhere else along the A49.
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LB aka Pedro that explains the need for all the Viagra now, it was all those movies you made in the 70's taking there toll on your performance now. 118 118 comes to mind.
 
LB aka Pedro that explains the need for all the Viagra now, it was all those movies you made in the 70's taking there toll on your performance now. 118 118 comes to mind.
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Gawd my past has caught up with me. Now all in this PC forum will be wanting my autograph.
 
Lisa,that's sad.Forgive me for poking my big Welsh nose in,but as it's Dewi Sant, go on, give her a call!
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Hi emmerson

Thanks. I do feel a bit bad as it was my birthday yesterday and she sent me a card. We used to get on quite well. However, due to the nature of the estrangement (if that's the correct word), I'm afraid there will never be a reconcilliation. (If I see you on a site someday, I'll tell you why).

Lisa x
 
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