I am on holiday with my mum and my dd, it was booked and paid for by me but then my mum invited herself along in a very public way in which I couldn't refuse without upsetting her. The problems started before we even got on holiday with her refusing to travel by train. Instead we have gotten a cab. £50 each way. next she takes the big double bed leaving me and dd sharing to small single. When we went food shopping she refused all the cheap easy cook options such as stir fry and insisted she will only eat steak or chops, and then hasn't fucking eaten them!
She also had a fit about the caravan meaning we were moved so I had to lug 6 suitcases across the camp site whilst she satike lady of the manor telling me where to put things. She insisted I take her off campus for something promising we would be back at mid day then decided she was going here there and everywhere meaning dd missed the payed for activity I had booked.
There have been hundreds more I could name but that would just be ranting but today has been the icing on the cake. It's my dd's birthday so whilst I was in the shower mum has left the caravan with her saying I'm taking dd for breakfast and then swimming. Be back later. I'm really upset that she sneaked off when my back was turned without asking me what my plans are or inviting me. I was looking forward to spending the day with dd and now who knows when they will be back.
I excuse the rest of mums behavior because she is elderly and not very well but this is just nasty :(
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stargazer83 · 27/04/2012 09:13
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