Good for you. Now-a-days people are changing, becoming more open minded. Hence the shift from the 'in-law' character to 'parents-in-law' form. Glad you found people who will always care for you like their own children. Give them the best you can, they will bless you and continue supporting you through thick and thin. Enjoy the joint family dream which is disappearing now. Its fun to be surrounded by elders, which will keep both of you on your best behavior always and keep the fun going. They take care of you, you take care of them. Simple deal with lots more goodies :)
Re: Made up
by divya nair on Jan 29, 2015 02:32 PM
Hi Sameer...you're saying this cause you haven't met my mother in law yet...:) Even if I tell her I'm not hungry, she'll insist I have at least 2-3 neer dosas...like my own mother, she runs after me and stuffs me an idli or two before I leave for office...:)
