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Did anybody see this movie? My daughters and I watched it the other

night...mom was certainly a BP to start with, but gee Hollywood turned

it into she was sick and nows she's better and I love you mom. It was a

good movie, but my kids never understand why I find these movies with

the happily ever after endings so invalidating! I also never had any of

the fun times with my nada that the movie showed...I'm not sure my nada

knew how to have fun. Anyone else have an opinion?

Ilene

hnjstaff@... wrote:

> I forgive you for laughing. We've all done it before. You hit the

> nail on the head with the Internet. She gets on these lists for

> awhile. Then they make her mad. So she sends in a post which usually

> gets everyone up in arms. Emails start flying offlist for awhile.

> After awhile they realize that my nada is always front and center when

> this happens. Someone will post to that affect. My nada will then

> move to a different list.

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> Now that you mention it, I remember other nadas pulling the " nowhere

> to stay " act. Someones nada did it when they had a baby. I'm sure my

> brother will back me up. I just dread the road that we are headed down.

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> > , it's Beth (thisismykarma) again. I shouldn't be sitting

> here laughing, but I am. Easy enough when it's someone else's nada,

> right??? Thank God my nada never learned to use the Internet...I can

> just imagine the new (loving, caring, understanding) best friends

> she'd make via e-mail that she could then compare to her (selfish,

> uncaring, cold) children. Briefly, of course, until she alienated the

> new best friends.

> And the " nowhere to stay " thing is just so ludicrous, and so

> classic. No, by God, if she can't stay with her own flesh and blood

> and make your life a living hell, she just won't come at ALL. That'll

> show you!

> I hope your brother will back you up and send her a list of area

> hotels. Be strong--don't keel in to this nonse

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