Well, it was another wonderful holiday season for Big Mo.
As is the case with most DUmmies, she's perpetually at war with her family.
This year it's her children. Last year it was her children and her husband, but he has since dumped her hateful ass.
Sun Dec 28, 2014, 08:59 PM
Star Member mopinko (42,780 posts)
well the worst is over.
worst xmas ever. kids were atrocious. blackest of black.
but i still breathe.
how about you?
http://www.democraticunderground.com/11515571Let's hope for more details in the coming days.
Would you hire Big Mo to babysit your child?
She may be in the market:
Sun Dec 28, 2014, 09:12 PM
Star Member mopinko (42,780 posts)
2. oh grandbabies. how i wish i had a prayer.
among the many things that i think i might still be young enough for is infant day care. short term commitments. high value job. full of squee.
and like grandbabies, they go home.
Sun Dec 28, 2014, 09:20 PM
Star Member mopinko (42,780 posts)
4. i cant get that mad at them.
i hated my folks for a good long time. it wasnt till i got the farm that i really appreciated what i did get from my dad. and my mother's patience and acceptance of the blows that life dealt her seemed like weakness to me back then.
and i also cannot fault them for sucking up the attention from their dad that they never got as kids. they have told me that they feel like he was just absent from their lives as kids, and he was. how can i fault them for a hunger that kept me in a mostly unhappy marriage for 30 years. thirst for his love kept me strung along. thirst for his love haunted them as kids. how can i fault them for drinking deeply, even when they know there is more to it than them.
we are a sad species. amazing we are still around.
Most here are aware that her "farm" is a weed-choked inner-city Chicago vacant lot, filled with trash, chickens, and an old junk Suburban.
It is, at most, one-eighth of an acre.
She should raise cattle.
Sun Dec 28, 2014, 09:25 PM
Star Member mopinko (42,780 posts)
7. thanks.
i suppose it will shake out some, but i will have a hard time forgiving, let alone forgetting.