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Keep your food, BioHo

Aniki-Moderator's picture

This was a skid weekend. DH had to work OT so he did not pick up PigPen afterwardss - too late (early!!). So BioHo brought Piggy over Saturday morning. With food. It was NOT snacks for PP. Not only did 'Ho send food for ME to cook - she sent leftovers. Yep, leftovers of SH!T that she cooked.

PigPen walked in with a paper grocery bag. DH said, "Whatcha got, buddy"? PigPen, beet red, said, "Mom sent some food", put the bag on the kitchen table, and went into the bathroom (probably to hide for a few minutes.

DH opened the bag and pulled out:

  • a note from 'Ho
  • a package of chicken quarters (which we LOATHE)
  • some sort of leftover unknown-meat dish that looked like barf Bad

'Ho wrote that she'd made too much Barf Casserole and thought we'd like some and that chicken quarters were on sale and 'Ho thought I would to make them for dinner.

Now, I have a loooooong fuse and am usually slow to anger, but I instantly saw red. We're talking deep-red-hellfire-hotter-than-the-sun RED.  Diablo

I took the bag from DH, grabbed a trash bag from the cabinest, stuffed that bag of SH!TE into the trash bag, and firewalked my way outside, barefoot, to place the bag of offending crap into the outdoor bin. I'm almost certain there was no snow left where my bare feet scorched the earth.

I came back in to hear DH telling 'Ho "Do NOT send food to our home again." PigPen came out of the bathroom and DH said, "How would you like some pizza for dinner tonight, buddy?"

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Simpleton21's picture

I don't blame you for being mad.  There are boundaries and these BMs just think they can walk all over them.  Sounds like it would just go to waste at BMs house so she is trying to pawn it off on you...and possibly control what you feed SS at your home?! 

Aniki-Moderator's picture

BioHo is a horrible cook. Maybe no one at her house wanted to eat any more of her barf casserole. At one time, DH had to cover up the door window because she was trying to look into our house (the neighbor told us). The door window is the only one low enough for her to see into.

MoominMama's picture

If BM did that here I would have had DH tell her not to send food again as it's a health risk.

* why on earth is she doing this anyway??? weird.

Aniki-Moderator's picture

'Ho is "nice" when she's up to something or wants something. Nothing will convince us that she is being nice for any other reason.

lieutenant_dad's picture

Woops, I am an offending SM on the other side of this, Aniki.

Usually on kid weekends, I make enough for leftovers, grandparents, second helpings, etc. Sometimes I have WAAAAYYYYY too much leftover and ask the boys if they want to take some back to BM's. It's never meant as an insult; it's simply a "I have too much and the kids eat it, so they might as well take it."

I have also sent whole bags of produce with them if I hit a BOGO at the store. I usually offer it to my parents first, but if they say no, I don't want it to go to waste. So off it goes to BM's if I know it's something the kids will eat.

Aniki-Moderator's picture

Lt Dad, I've often made lots of food and given some to my parents and my sister, but we have never sent anything to the 'Ho House. The ONE time I made a bunch of cookies and DH gave the boys a small bag each (about 6 cookies) to take home in their backpacks. For whatever reason, 'Ho went through their backpacks, found the cookies, smashed them, and threw them away. The one time 'Ho sent HO-made brownies with the boys, they and DH had diarrhea all weekend. I suspect those chocolate chunks were exlax.

lieutenant_dad's picture

Oh, I have no doubt she was being sinister, or PigPen opened their little mouth to Mommy Dearest about disliking your cooking to make MOTY happy. I'm just saying that not all of us put ExLax in the brownies (despite sometimes wanting to...).

Aniki-Moderator's picture

I haven't cooked for PigPen in over 2 years - with the exception of the spread I make for Christmas (and ONLY because I love DH). DH has been repsonsible for skid meals ever since. They prefer fast food, take-out, and the frozen premade crap that BioHo usually "cooks", so that's what DH gives them. Then I make my Dinner for One: shrimp scampi, a nice steak and veggies, a huge salad, crab alfredo...

When 'Ho does something "nice", she either wants something or is up to something.

DaizyDuke's picture

Ok girl... I love you, I really do... BUT  I think you went way overboard.  Who cares if BM sent food?  It was for Boy Bun right?  Nobody said y'all had to eat it right?  I remember one time when DH and I were first dating, we went to pick SS up and when DH called to tell BM2 we were there, she asked if we wanted some pistachios, because she got a huge bag for really cheap.  At first I was like huh?  Are they poisoned?  Why is she being so nice?  But then I was like... ok whatever.. I guess it IS a nice gesture and we took some. 

Maybe the difference is she asked first, but also like Lieutenant dad said, there were many times when skids were younger that they would want to make brownies or cookies or something and I would send the leftovers home with them, because I didn't want them sitting in my house for a week for ME to eat.  lol 

lieutenant_dad's picture

The boys went home with leftover birthday cupcakes for my in-laws yesterday because I bought chocolate bars from the oldest's fundraiser and a box of Samoas from a little Girl Scout who clearly hated selling cookies. Oh, and threw pints of ice cream are in my freezer. The last thing I need in my house is cupcakes.

Aniki-Moderator's picture

Reread that, Daizy. The note said 'Ho had made too much Barf Casserole and thought we'd like some and that chicken quarters were on sale and 'Ho thought I would to make them for dinner. So that food was intended for all of us.

When DH was married to 'Ho, he did all of the cooking because she's a terrible cook. From what the skids have said over the years, she has NOT improved.

Also, the 'Ho House is filled with premade, chemical-laden snack cakes, cookies, brownies, etc. There is no shortage there, so the skids are not missing "treats" at home.

Neither DH nor I trust 'Ho to send something as a gesture of good will. She's up to something or that's something wrong with that food.

thinkthrice's picture

She fancies herself a fantastic cook and the next food network star.  Apparently HER BM is an ok cook according to Chef.  But then again,  Battleaxe Gallactica also shot canned whipped cream into her mouth. *stop*

The Gir served strictly fast food and frozen boxed foods.  Once she sent over some of her baked goods from her defunct-in-a-year pipe dream bakery.  I tossed it knowing their hygiene is the worst.  She now sells soup in cauldrons.

MoominMama's picture

I think because i'm British I find this very strange. We don't do that sort of thing and we don't tend to make too much food as food is much more expensive in Europe. It's a different take on it for me.

Aniki-Moderator's picture

I make "extra" food intentionally. It's either a family recipe that I share with my Dad/SM and sister or I freeze individual portions to take for lunch.

'Ho is a lousy cook. Maybe people in the 'Ho House ate less than she expected. Maybe she misjudged portions. No idea.

Twix's picture

Honestly, crap BM made would gross me out, I would feel like it would contaminate my whole kitchen (I know, overboard). 

Anyways, even with leftover lunch stuff, if no one empties and washes the containers and it sits on my counter for more than 24 hours I pitch it. I even found a spoon of hers in my cutlery drawer after the skids left, that also made its way to the garbage. I can't be bothered to wash her grossness and make sure it's returned....  no one else seems to care either. 

Having said that, I may have fed it to the skid, thinking sweet at least their not eating my food. 

I love dogs's picture

You threw away her spoon?? I sent one of my nice Rachael Ray bowls with SD to BM's with leftovers over a year ago. My mom bought me a full set that is purple (my fave color) and had small plates, large plates, coffee cups, and the bowls. BM "couldn't find" it when DH asked her and has never returned it. Now I only have 7of my 8 bowls.

Twix's picture

I sure did. Nobody makes an effort to bring that stuff back to her house (not even her) so I'm sure as hell not going to, and nope don't want it in my kitchen. Maybe I should just start a goodwill box. 

Sorry about your bowl, I would never ever send anything of mine to BMs. Anything that goes into lunches when the skids will be going to her house after school is stuff I do not care about.

I love dogs's picture

If we do send SD with food, it's in plastic containers from the dollar store. I don't expect to get anything back that is sent to BM's after that incident. 

BM used to make a big deal about clothes that she bought needing to go back to her house.  When we implemented the same expectation, she cut that out really quick.

I love dogs's picture

But it isn't the bowl that I was upset about. I never use 8 bowls at a time. It's the fact that she either stole it or threw it away because it's mine/ DH's!

Aniki-Moderator's picture

When DH was married to 'Ho, he cooked the majority of the time. He said that the few times she violated the kitchen, he didn't eat much of it.

queensway's picture

I always looked forward to your blogs. This one is priceless. Your BM is just a nut job. Sending food that you think looks just like barf. OMG I just can't stop laughing.

It's to bad on the way to your home she didn't pick up a pizza for all of you. But that would be normal and that is not your BM's style is it.

Aniki-Moderator's picture

Queen, I guess it was some sort of hamburger and cheese casserole?? Honestly, it looked like barf.

'Ho pay for pizza? Bahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaa!!! If she chopped up exlax on a pizza, we'd be able to see it.

I love dogs's picture

I don't know if you have dogs, but I'd have boiled the chicken for mine and let skid eat Ho's leftovers if he wanted. I am totally against wasting food but I understand why you did. But what kind of message did this send to your SS?

Aniki-Moderator's picture

Even if my darling boy was still alive, there is no way I would have fed him that chicken. No bloody way. The only other time that 'Ho sent food, it was brownies and both boys and DH had terrible diarrhea. I was the only one who didn't eat them and was fine. We would not put it past 'Ho to give us food that was bad in some way.

I love dogs's picture

Who does that? Our BM isn't even that bad! How could someone compromise other's health??

Aniki-Moderator's picture

'Ho does. Her main concerns: Money and herself. Everything and everyone else...sloppy seconds.

I love dogs's picture

Because what was she thinking? "Everybody poops and throws up, skids will live. I just want to stick it to their dad"??? 

Aniki-Moderator's picture

The brownies were supposedly for just DH and me. I'd rather chew the bottom of my shoe after I stepped in moose sh!t that eat anything 'Ho made. So DH shared them with the boys.

But no way was I taking chances with Barf Casserole and questionable chicken. And I certainly didn't want to give it away when it was possibly bad.

Cover1W's picture

I get it.  I wouldn't eat a bag of food if my own mother brought it.  Not because it was sabotaged, but because there would be no guarantee what was in that casserole - i.e. very odd ingredient mix that likely doesn't taste quite right, how old it was, and with the chicken, if it was stored at a safe temperature.  Sad to say, knowing BM, you did the right thing.  And it's obvious she'd risk the kid's health if she sent brownies over for EVERYONE to eat....

Aniki-Moderator's picture

Cover, I have to be very careful about what I cook for my family gatherings. Two of my siblings and quite a few of my nieces and nephews have food allergies - some quite severe. Nuts, apples, carrots, pears, green peppers, and so on.

My brother jokes that I tried to kill him. I made a huge salad and added savory (fresh herb). He ate salad within minutes, his mouth was itching and this throat started swelling. It was the ONE thing in the salad he'd never had before. Turned out he's extremely allergic.

'Ho is a vile POS who cares about herself. Kids are a means of making $$$ and her little house elves (they are the ones who do all of the housework).

Dovina's picture

 Brownies mixed with exlax,  i need that recipe for a few special snowflakes. *diablo*

Aniki I would have done the same,  I'd chuck the upchuck looking casserole and chicken , pronto!!

 

 

Aniki-Moderator's picture

Dovina, I'm willing to bet a month of pay those brownies were full of exlax. The four of us ate the same things that weekend with the exception of those brownies. I'm the only one who didn't have stomach cramps and diarrhea.

Tiger7's picture

Last summer, BM gave us parfaits and donuts she bought when we picked up the girls and were flying out of town.  They were spending the night cause the flight was super early and she wanted to be "nice" and get us breakfast.  NOPE.  I refused to eat any of it cause I don't trust her.  It was so early that I don't think the girls wanted it anyway so in the trash it went. 

Aniki-Moderator's picture

I wouldn't trust BioHo for anything. She has proved over 2 decades that she is a lying, cheating, unethical, unscrupulous POS.

Aniki-Moderator's picture

I will never retaliate because I don't believe in it. But the Karna Bus is waaaaaaay overdue for a visit to 'Ho...

twoviewpoints's picture

I'm sitting here laughing at the image of you stomping out doing the snow walk to the trash bin. LOL. 

Sent you leftover barf casserole and uncooked raw chicken quarters 

ROFL

I don't blame you for 'wasting foods' . Seriously,who sends chicken unsolicited and without asking to somebody else's home? And barf casserole? If she didn't want the chicken 'wasted' she could have popped the extra package into her freezer. And the casserole? If her own family wouldn't eat her leftovers why would she think your household would?

Yes, on holidays when we've had tons of food , I send home a bag with departing guest after I ask if they would like to take home something and what that something would be.  I've made plates up for elderly relatives to warm up for lunch the next day . I made a huge pot of vegetable beef soup and then called and asked YDS if he'd like me to bring a container over. If yes, great, if not, no biggie I just bag it into the freezer for a quick lazy night meal another time. He actually asks when I'm making soup next and not to forget to think of him if I happen to be do so. 

I have an elderly neighbor guy who does a huge garden with his grown children in his back every summer. He'll come by and ask if I could use some of this or that. Lol, I think he enjoys the jars of pickles I do up for him and zucchini bread.

But no, I can not imagine if my DH's ex (he doesn't have one, thank goodness) started sending bags of her leftover dinner and chicken quarters , non-requested and unwanted to my door. If the kid would have entered the home with one made-up plate of cooked food he intended to sit right down at your table and eat for his lunch, fine. I wouldn't deprive the kid from a meal he enjoyed and either didn't have time to eat before he left BM's or that he wanted to warm up later instead of having (in your case) his Dad make or go out and buy for dinner later.... anything else, nope. 

 

Aniki-Moderator's picture

...and my feet didn't feel a thing!

We would have had NO problem if 'Ho had sent the barf casserole because PigPen wanted it. That was not the case. DH told me last night that PP told DH "sorry" about the bag of stuff "mom made me bring" and that we could "just throw it away cuz it's nasty". He thought we put it in the refrigerator in the garage. Nope!!

In 8 years, the ONE time 'Ho sent food it was those brownies. We'd have to be awfully stupid to trust her sending us food!

Ispofacto's picture

Voldemort sent cookies home with Killjoy once.  Like it was the most normal thing in the world.  You know, because Voldemort is Martha Farking Stuart.  Maybe sometime I'll go into who and what our Voldemort is.  Suffice it to say I hold her responsilbe for killing two people, literally.

Killjoy offered DH and I a cookie.  Like it was the most normal thing in the world.  I had to force my response to be mild.  I wanted to say, "ARE YOU OUT OF YOUR FUCK!NG MIND?!???"  These cookies lasted a couple of days, on my kitchen counter, like radioactive toxic waste.  It was all I could do at the time not to pitch them.  If it happened again today, I would.  I don't make sacrifices anymore, no one is spared from my reactions anymore.

Now that i'm disengaged, I'm more my authetic self.  Today I wouldn't be in the room when Killjoy offered a share of Voldemort's treat.  And if I was, I would have said what I was thinking.  And today if I found out Voldemort's treats were in my house, they'd be banned immediately.  Ahhhhh, the liberation of disengagement.

Aniki-Moderator's picture

This is not the first time DH has told 'Ho to not send food to our house. We have PLENTY of things to eat - and a wide variety. I stopped buying junk food before the skids arrived because they would each an entire family-sized bag of chips. EACH. I bought DH 2 boxes of twinkies (he loves those ickle things). The boys ate both boxes. DH did not even know the boxes were opened until he went to get a twinkie... and both boxes contained air. The wrappers were stuffed in the sides of the couch and loveseat and chair (he brought that up the next time they were over). That was the last time I bought anything, DH will buy some junk now and again, but he keeps it in our bedroom to ensure that's not the only thing eaten!

Paintcrisis's picture

I laughed at the way you wrote your blog but I would see red too. . .

Aniki, send some laxative cookies back to her house as a thank you gesture

Aniki-Moderator's picture

Paint, I wonder how exlax melts... I could melt it like regular chocolate, put it in a candy mold, and fill it up with marshmallow cream.

While it sounds good in theory, there is NO way I could ever do that. I'd much rather hold 'Ho down (while wearing a biohazard suit) and stuff exlax down her throat.....

WTF...REALLY's picture

Not worth the risk. You don’t know how long that chicken was on the counter before she gave it to you. 

Her part brownies taught you not to trust her. Nope. I would not of risked giving it away either. 

Aniki-Moderator's picture

Those brownies were intended for DH and me - NOT the boys. I didn't want them and DH didn't want the entire pan, so he told the boys to dig in.

With the crap that beeyotch has pulled, I wouldn't donate a packet of SALT she gave us, much less risk giving someone tainted food. It's safer going into the garbage. Our neighbors are all OLDER (we're in our 50s). I would feel horrible if I stupidly gave that food to neighbors and made them sick!!