where to begin...
i am starting to get really frustrated with john's mom and her inability to think before she says things. as of late, she has been saying so many hurtful things to those around her, probably not even realizing the effect it's having on that person.
she talks NON STOP about pat and emily's wedding. don't get me wrong, i am SUPER happy for the both of them but she's making it seem as though she's more involved in the planning aspect than she truly is. while i understand her excitement, it's just becoming a hassle to speak with her because she is truly in denial of the fact that she is not that involved in the planning.
so, it begins with the whole getting married in the catholic church. ok, who cares? they chose to get married in the catholic church. pat's only doing it because he always strives to be the favorite and do everything his parents want. emily's not catholic but she's agreed to this set up because it's what pat wants. good! compromise before the wedding! it continues with some dumb idea that pat had to have all of his attendents wear kilts instead of tuxs. ok, that's all fine and dandy but the dunn's are irish, not scottish. correct me if i am wrong but aren't kilts a scottish tradition? i guess john's mom is going on and on about how proud she is that pat is sticking with his heritage. my question is, whose heritage is it? not theirs!
anyway, none of those situations really hurt anyone, it's just funny how she makes it this huge ordeal. however, she decided to tell my other sister-in-law that kids aren't in the wedding. that is complete BS. not only did my sister-in-law just go through labor with her second child, but she's exhausted from the pregnancy situation. the last thing she needs is someone making her feel uncomfortable by saying untrue things.
it's getting to the point with her where i am beginning to feel like we need to say something to her. she doesn't filter anything she says, causing much pain. how do i address this though? the dunn's aren't into talking about feelings, etc. it's truly frustrating!
