Does any one ever have a moment where youloose the plot and say things that you should nt have but its too late the damamge is done and you can't un do it?
I had a moment last night i picked up the phone and said some home truths to some one and now they hate me
LISTEN COUNT
i'll explain the reasons behind it.
sister in hospital giveing birth..... family arranging on the 6th day of baby's birth massive celebrations in her home and her hubby agrees!!
she may have c section done or worse so i just said give her space but inmy own words.... LOL
they dont understand civil words .....
they told me to go where the sunwon't shine!!!! in not so nice words and told her hubby not to talk to me ever... hubby agree!!!
I don't have any problem with you having said what you think. What I'm saying is, make sure you think through the implications. You obviously didn't and then posted the question stating 'say things that you should nt........and you can't un do it' which implies that you regretted saying it.
postage......LOL LOL you don´t understand families.
Pregnant woman, gets bigger each month, maybe a mother or even grandparents involved, how much does it weigh, it has it,s mother´s nose, don´t be silly it is Uncle Joe.
All wrapped in swaddling clothes, big p1ss up arranged ( the working classes like big p1ssups)....the Juggernaut is impossible to stop postage.
You should have either gone with the flow or gone on holiday (I would have chosen the latter ;-))
well sis dont notjing at the moment you know hormones all playing up - these are'nt just celebrations they are mubo jumbo 0----- she's married to a cultured bloke !!! from far east.
well never mind i said and am glad i said they will think twice before they ask me to join them for family do'sssss haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Is this one of the scenarios where the husband (and father) and his family, being from a different culture, want a happy get-together to welcome the baby into his new family..........and you are worried that your sister may not be 'up-to-it' and would prefer that she came home and recovered quietly, in a more traditional British fashion ?
Has the fact that you B-i-L is 'foreign' caused difficulties before ?
I know it sounds very confusing but she is English and he is born and bread in England but in a very strict religious family from far side of India they have few stepping stones to welcome the baby in to the world i.e.: a wired woman goes in to a trance and gets bit violent she starts to slap the backs of who ever is close to her --- apparently she is the goddess Sheba its very scary and am worried for my sis ….. Is that too harsh??/
Baby will be 6 days old!!!!!
Sis thinks its fine told me to fffffffffffff ooof in so many words..