Do you take care of your folks (aka parents)?
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 Posted: 07/02/04 - 07:28 Post subject:
| runaroundsue wrote: | | JACKED UP wrote: | My parents are fine on their own yet. I do take care of my Grandma who lives in the same small town as me, she's 85. I do her laundry, shopping, and errands. I don't clean regularly for her and I feel guilty about that. But if she needs something done, I do it. Hubby and the boys do the same. My Mother and Uncle live 15 miles away as do several other grandchildren and great grandchildren. They all assume I should do everything as I'm the only one who "don't work"........WTF???  Did I mention the gym I own gets 40 hours of my time a week and I clean 2 houses for other people every week too. Not to mention take care of my own house, hubby, and 2 boys. Oh, and I manage to run, bike and spend time at the gym training too. 
I don't mind doing anything for her, she was there for me as a child when my parents weren't. Sometimes she gives me a little cash 10 or 20 bucks or pays for my haircut, or buys me stuff at the grocery store. But I don't expect it, however I very much appreciate it and tell her so too.  |
don't work????? I'm trying to figure out when you sleep!!!!!!! |
I manage to get 4-6 during the week and try for 1 night of 8-10 on the weekend and I'm good to go.  My own house is what suffers here. I do manage to keep everyone in clean clothes, fed and the bathroom clean though.
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