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proud of my father in law

Started by manicscousers, June 15, 2008, 08:55:44

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manicscousers

Ray's dad is 89 today, he's been more like a dad to me for many years than my own, he's always there if we need help
so, just thought I'd let everyone know what a great father-in-law he turned out to be  ;D

manicscousers


grawrc

Are you having a party Manics?

manicscousers

we're all going out with ray's brother and his wife, having a nice meal then back to their house in lytham st annes, mum's got heart failure and dad's on 2 sticks now so we keep the celebrations subdued  ;D

tim

Manic?? I'll try to follow suit on Father's Day!!

Sorry - your post crossed.

grawrc

I hope you have a great day together.

saddad

Sadly both of ours passed away in 1984... but I've just been brought a card and two bars of lactose free choc... by my own sons... so I'm going to have a little party of my own.  ;D

honeybee

I hope that hes getting double presents  ;D

lorna

Hope you are all having a wonderful day. I was also blessed with a wonderful Father-in-law but sadly he didn't live to a ripe old age (69) but I have wonderful memories.

Trixiebelle

My common-in-law-father-in-law (Jack - I share my allotment with him) is one of the most wonderul people I've ever had the priviledge of not being related to in marriage :D

We've had our allotments for that last 5 yrs together & he'll be the 1st to admit that I am a pain in the ASS! And I'd be the 1st to admit the same about HIM!

But I truly & sincerely love him to bits.

He's 80 this year & has just phoned me to say he's having a few days off because his heart isn't so good :(

I'll get him back on the lottie by the end of the week though :D Mark my words  ;)
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jo9919

What a lovely post.

I would love to be able to post the same, but unfortunately my in-laws haven't spoken to us (or our kids) for the past four years  ::)

I hope he really enjoyed his day.

Jo.

manicscousers

well, we're all back, lovely day, met up for a meal, back to ray's brothers for strawberries and cream (from our allotment, been babying them along)..had a good time, looking back at holidays we've been on, we all used to go together and had a real good laugh
just dropped mum and dad off at home, tired but happy.
mum in law's birthday in july, same age  :)
just thought, he's only middle aged compared to his dad, ray's grandad died at 107  :o

jo9919

Glad you all had a good day  ;D

Jo.

banshee

It's good to hear that you all had a great day.  ;D Hope your Mum in Laws b'day goes just as well in July.
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Larkshall

Quote from: manicscousers on June 15, 2008, 08:55:44
he's been more like a dad to me for many years than my own

I am happy to say that my step-daughter feels the same way, and she's more of a daughter to me than my own.

Sunday morning I was helping unload steel girders from a lorry next door (no, I wasn't lifting them, only directing the crane driver), we were blocking the road when two horseriders came along. I stopped the driver and directed them through but it turned out to be  my step-daughter and granddaughter. They live six miles away and had ridden over to see us.
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gordonsveg

jo9919,
  They dont know what their missing.

jo9919

Quote from: gordonsveg on June 18, 2008, 16:05:39
jo9919,
  They dont know what their missing.

Thanks Gordon.

That's just what I tell my kids when they ask why their grandparent's don't want to see them  :'(

Jo.

Mr Smith

I really got on with my Father-in-law when he was alive we would go down the leg iron together and even started to work at the same place, but my Mother-in-law is another story :(

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