On the opposite end of the spectrum..

[The Mama Chicken]

Y'all may remember a little rant I had a while back about my in-laws...
Well, this week my hubby's sister, mother, and grandmother are coming to visit. They are all a little bit wacky, but I love them.
They will eat anything I make, not being the picky type.
They are getting a room at a bed in breakfast nearby, and Nana says, "Oh, you guys should take the room for a night or two, we'll watch the kids."
Just now, I was on FB saying something about cleaning out my kitchen cabinets, Nana tells me to wait until they get here, they'll help organize them.
So, I just want to make sure I'm as thankful for the awesome in-laws I have as I was cranky about the less than awesome ones.

 

[desertlady]

special family ! I like it when they chipped in to help ! even when I tell them to relax on the couch !

 

[ninnymary]

I find that things go alot smoother and more fun when there are "projects" to work on together. Otherwise, I feel they get bored and I have to entertain them!

Mary

 

[Ridgerunner]

What would the world be like without wacky outlaws. I could tell some stories about some on my side of the family too. I actually get along better with most of my outlaws than some of the ones on my side, though I have a few special ones on my side too.

 

[Carol Dee]

I was blessed with FABULOUS in-laws. FIL passed sevral years ago. He is dearly missed. *Mom* is always ready to help, never a cross word. They NEVER missed a grandchilds T-ball to trsck activities.

 

[Teka]

Oh my... where to start. My hubbie calls my mom his mother, saying she is the only mom who gave him love. Enough said?