This one started out with me and my husband going back to GA and we went back to our old house, the one my husband and his dad lived in. There was a family living there. A lady and her husband. They saw us pull up into the driveway and came out to see who we were. I told her, "I lived here once and just wanted to see it one more time" so they agreed and invited us in. The house still looked like it did when we lived there. After we were there for a while, we left.
Then someone was throwing a party and we were invited. The party was at the beautiful big house, there was a lady and her two daughters living there. The older one had dark brown curly hair and the younger one had short curly blonde hair. Everyone was seeming to get along with everyone, and one lady was putting bacon in a pan and I was in there talking to her, when the older daughter standing there came up to me complaining. "Are you just gonna stand there and look stupid? No one likes you" and when she said that to me, I turned around with a "Excuse me, but I'm not the one prancing around here like a ballerina on crack thinking the world has to revolve around me, guess what? You're no better, so take that corncob out of your ass and your bitchy attitude on somewhere because no one wants to be around your ugly ass" Then she stormed off crying. I walked into the livingroom where my husband was sitting on the couch and the girls sister was sitting near him, but he was on his laptop, not paying attention to her. She looked at me as I told her "Man, your sister has an attitude problem." and she rolled her eyes and said "My sister is perfect, no one likes you. The only reason why you're even here is because we like your man." At that point my husband gave her a disgusted look and closed his laptop. I went up stairs to get away from these girls. Their mother stopped me. "Whats wrong dear?" and I told her "Your daughters invited us to this party because they wanted my husband, I'm never coming back here. You have a nice house, but your kids lack that same niceness." and we left.
