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My wife has had it with my MIL thinking that we are going to preserve all her possessions like a museum. 4 adult kids who were all home at Easter. MIL said each of them should pick one of the four different sets of china they want to inherit. EVERYONE said no. MIL got all flustered because no one wanted her memories. My wife pointed out that they haven't been out of the cabinet in at least 30 years and we are all here celebrating and are using the everyday plates. MIL tried to lie and say she uses them at Christmas. Wife lost it and reminded her that we have been at every family gathering for decades and those plates have never been used and she is going to use them as frisbees once she dies. Another great memory tied to the family china.
