Mother-in-law (3): It's easy to stand and talk.

I think I am basically a man who can stand and talk like a baby. Although standing for a long time, my back hurts, not only standing, but also sleeping on my back at night. Although the latter sentence is true, it is a cold joke here.

I'm a little too haggle over everything between my mother-in-law and me. With Bauer, I gradually found out how happy it is to have someone to help with the children. Recently, my mother-in-law has been getting up to cook breakfast. There must be a bowl of steamed eggs and a stir-fry for me to eat. Dinner is also cooked by my mother-in-law, mainly rice, with at least two dishes. In the morning and evening, my mother-in-law played with Dabao and helped me make soup, so I am very grateful to her.

I don't know when it became popular for mother-in-law to help her son and daughter-in-law take care of their children. Not only does the mother-in-law have to bow and scrape, but she seems to owe her son and daughter-in-law a lot. In my opinion, whether or not to have children, whether or not to have children, and how many children to have, these things are the son's daughter-in-law's own business, and have nothing to do with her mother-in-law. Don't talk to me about such a boring topic as carrying on the family line. As adults, young people in 2 1 century, we are a generation with knowledge and thought, and we should not let our parents pay for us when we are old. Sooner or later, we will get old.

Speaking of which, I think of a relative of mine. She treats her mother-in-law badly. She seldom cooks and washes dishes at home. Even though her mother-in-law is seventy or eighty years old, she still cooks and washes dishes when she goes home. Now she helps with the children with her daughter-in-law. By chance, I heard her complain that her daughter-in-law didn't do anything, and put the bowl where she came from and didn't pick it up at all. I heard it and gave it to her. There's an old saying in China that "it's not revenge for a day". It's probably a bit serious to use this sentence to describe this matter, but when it comes to getting along with my mother-in-law, I still think it's not too much to be nice to my mother-in-law.

Thank your mother-in-law for helping with the children. I wish I was more grateful. Being good to your mother-in-law is being good to yourself.