Posted by JayinNY on November 13, 2012 at 17:02:01 from (166.137.88.175):
I'm a pretty humble person, I don't let many things bother me unless I know it's not right. Ever since I met my wife 10 years ago, i have always butted heads with her dad, A few things,,he brings his beefers in to tie stalls for the winter, closes up the barn from any fresh air and uses hardly any bedding, I told my wife about it, she told her mom and she made him get rubber matts for the cows. Than be boasts how great the matts are! Has no clue that I and my wife made it happen. Anything he has is better than anything u have, he told me how great his honda big red 3 wheeler is, while I have a 4x4 honda four wheeler. He has a JD 336 square baler, he seen my 346 and now he wants one, he can't take it that mine is maybe better than his. Anyway there house looks like that hoarders show, my mother in law has mental depression, but no one has done a thing about it, and she thinks she's normal?? She started coming over to watch our baby, next thing we know my wife starts saying she is getting bites from something. I have no idea what's going on, and say it's prolly spider bites?? She calls a place to come spray my house which I'm not happy about last October 11,, I was off from December to febuary 12,, than had to take care of her dads, and neighbors cows, so she calls her mom to come watch the baby while I'm gone, my father was watching her in the morning when I went to the horse barn, so 3 weeks later my wife is getting bites again, we still don't know why. Come about April 12, my wife sees a bug, catches it and we realize it's a flea!! She asks her mom about it, mom tells her they have 5 indoor outdoor cats, and a dog, which none are treated for flea and ticks. Well she stoped coming over, we had the house treated 2 xs and problem went away, problem is they don't think they caused the flea problem, yet her mom Paid the bill for the treatment,,? They have given my wife the cold shoulder since June, I mean they talk, but they are holding a grudge. My wife heard her dad telling my brother in law last month that he needed his help bringing in the cows, he told my bil I had a grudge against him! We think they caused us a problem, now I'm were the bad guys?? We never had fleas in the 10 years I owned this house. Now we have all the holiday chit coming up, it's not that I won't talk to him, but I really think he should know better at 82 years old than to act like this, I think he has small prick syndrome?? As I told my wife, if he feels that way, than I'm not gonna help him anymore, heck his own son don't do anything for him! I dont know, just life I guess, but I did my part trying to get along with this $sshole, and I live a happy life, I dont need this crap from some idiot that's got one foot in the grave and one on a banna peel, I'm sure everybody on here has some family problem!
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