My father-in-law loves shopping at Wal-Mart and Goodwill.
If he buys stuff there all for himself, it's totally OK, but he buys stuff for us too even though we NEVER ask him to.
He once bought used baby toys at Goodwill, which we never knew whose mouth these toys had been in before.
He tried to give those toys to my brother-in-law, but his wife said they did not want them.
My father-in-law was very upset about it and gave them to us instead. How could I say "no" in that situation??
Well, he is a very nice guy, and I like him a lot.
But sometimes I'm tired of him being so pushy.
The other day, he and his wife (my mother-in-law) came over to our house.
They brought a sewing machine which my husband's grandma bought when she was young.
He said "I made it fixed, so it should work all right"
Again, I've never asked for the sewing machine...
Is there any way to say "no" without hurting his feeling?
2007-10-02
13:03:54
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AuntieZoey
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