Your husband; you’ll accept his flaws,
But not so much from your in-laws,
Once you ascertain how scary,
It is that they’re hereditary,
Of this fact you may be in denial,
Till they manifest themselves in your child.
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Your husband; you’ll accept his flaws,
But not so much from your in-laws,
Once you ascertain how scary,
It is that they’re hereditary,
Of this fact you may be in denial,
Till they manifest themselves in your child.
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Yes, my wife is forever saying that “my kids aren’t going to grow up like your nephews”. Hmmm. Her kids, and my nephews. Families can be funny. 🙂
So true!
Nyahahah!…… Oh no.
You’re telling me!
Again great verse – fabulous single bookend type last word.
Thanks Mike! I do try to get those one liners in at the end!
You nailed the last line as usual. Your consistency in finding the perfect last line is impressive.
Thanks Phil!
Ruh roh! Well isn’t that a common fear? That all of our kids will be like the relatives who drive us the most batty!!!
Exactly!
I’d comment on this but my in-laws were just here for a visit and I worry somehow my comments would get back to them…:)
I know what you mean. My husband wasn’t thrilled with this blog.
for me–I wonder how Jim isn’t as awesome as his folks…so kinda the opposite. Once again, Mar’, you knock it out’ the park…
Want to say that’s a good thing??
confounding–I think he is a foundling…;)
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GOOD ONE!!! HA-HA-HA!