Faith S
Perpetually learning gardener
Alabama, USA
New Sons-in-law
14 Nov '07 1:11 am Congratulations to Moosey/Mary on her wonderful news. I do think Sons-in-law can be cajoled into helping around the garden. They are usually more eager to cement their place in the family and won't complain like natural born sons (or daughters for that matter) will.
I am very happy for you, Mary.
Bambi
Slowly Learning Gardener
Kent, England
Many congratulations!
14 Nov '07 2:00 am Fantastic news, Moosey!
I'm sure your new son-in-law will be only too happy to help out, as long as you have a nice cold beer ready for him afterwards and he can watch the rugby/cricket/football/whatever with NGP!
jack two
nominate your own title
The new improved Jack Holloway v.2
The Moosey House Guest
16 Nov '07 10:31 pm AHA! I remember the name being bandied about in my earliest days on the forum. I got the impression then that (a) he was in favour and (b) he was feisty. Good. He's going to need to be, for I gather he has a feisty wife and I can vouch he has a feisty mother-in-law.
Champagne all round! And much joy!!
Jack
Liza
gardening consultant
Waterloo, Belgium
Wonderful news, Mary!!
17 Nov '07 4:18 am It is SO lovely when our children live in harmony and happiness with their chosen companions!!I wish you to see them always happy like now!
moosey
head gardener
Hee hee
17 Nov '07 4:09 pm Hee hee. Thank you all! Now comes a difficult moment - do I tell new son-on-law I think one of the cats has - ahem - already peed over his surfboard cover? In the interests of familial harmony I could just - keep mum....
