We’ve just finished burying my mother-in-law. Such an occasion is always sad. She now shares the same grave as her husband, which is something they always wanted.
My wife wasn’t overly sad, even though it was her mother. Her mother was old and had had a good life; “a good innings” as the saying goes. She got a bit difficult towards the end. She could get quite rude and demanding.
We’ll plant a rose or something on her grave. That’ll be nice. It’s always difficult to know where to bury these bodies. We’re running out of room in the garden. I told my wife to be a bit more discerning in the future when she swings the spade.
I shan’t do any gardening with my daughter in law from now on.
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You disappoint me, Yvonne.
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What!? She’s a strong woman, and I quite like my life.
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I’ll keep that in mind. I have a S-i-L instead. He might be trickier. I’m on my guard now. 😀 😀 😛
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I suspect she’s related to the laundrywoman…
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They’re all in it together!
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Too funny!
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Thanks!
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Sounds like the end was blessedly quick. Is she related to Sweeny Todd?
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!! That’s what they could do in the future: make pies!
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Here comes the quintessential Bruce Goodman! Fortunately, we consign the remains of our departed to fires…
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And rather sensible it is too. Unfortunately, the 40 gallon drum in the back yard used as an incinerator wasn’t big enough for a mother-in-law – she was FAT.
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