Ever Heard That One About The River???

Having my grandmother here visiting has once again pushed me back into being a child. How is that possible considering I am the mother of three? ~sigh~ Yes I know what you Dr.Phil people will say and I'm sure it is very normal, doesn't mean I have to like it though. What do you do with a person that lives happily with denial? I often just roll my eyes and sigh inwardly, because no matter how many times my mother does the same thing, my grandmother acts like things have changed. Would you readers care for an example? Okay my mom is recently married, for the 11th time. Yes dear readers my almost 40 yr old mother has been married 10 previous times and if you are saying to yourself that is not possible nor legal than well, you'd be half right. My mom is infact married to a man with the same name as her last boy-friend who she somehow managed NOT to marry, yeah big sigh of relief there. That is until she phones me one day to say she IS married, yep and apparently married for a month. Anyways, my point is, my grandmother acts like this one will last, that my mother is happier now than she ever has been. Yeah, whatever... My mom is always happy at the begining before she drives the man insane and she becomes bored, so I'm simply waiting it out. Back to my orginal question though, how do you talk to someone that lives in denial? Answer: You don't. Just nod your head and wave, boys!!!! P.s. Seeing as how my husband didn't get the title and while my friend Lena would say don't make everything so obvious, I'm going to explain the title. Cliche', "Da-Nile ain't just a river in Egypt..."