The Saga Continues

Just to finish off where I left off in my last post. Remember I was dreading what my brother-in-law Shu-yu was going to have for dinner? Well, he came along with my wife and daughter to have dinner at a local eatery. Why? Because her mother only cooked enough rice for herself only. I actually saw only one bowl of rice with meat and vegetable being kept warm in the cooker. When my wife questioned her mother why didn't she cook for your son, her excuse was the food she cooked was overnight stuff. Hello, you can cook fresh stuff for your son or take him out for dinner! Hello, ever heard of motherhood or motherly love? How can you not cook for your own son, who is mentally disabled, and only cook for yourself?

When we went to the local eatery and order the food, I never seen Shu-yu ate so quickly. He was hungry, and his mother knew he was hungry, but didn't even bother to cook for him. Why, why, why? I just don't understand it. What a piece trash my mother-in-law is. I can't believe it, so speechless...man, I think I am zoning out just thinking back what happened yesterday.

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