She did not say hello to her daughter - she asked where the daughter's tights and slippers were. The daughter was barefoot on nice warm wooden floor - what is wrong with it?

I just do not to argue with bff nor do I want to set a bad (from her vantage point) example that would allow her children to question her wisdom so I wear slippers even though I much prefer being barefoot. Again, Emma, ex' late mother, insisted on slippers or else I would get violently sick but I thought at that time that it is because she was so old. Nope, again, bff is only 43 years old.

D. Blowdries his hair until completely dry before going outside because he is convinced that otherwise he will catch a cold. That reminds me of my mother and others admoniishing me to do the same when I was growing up and how I have always disregarded their advice because I have never had enough patience to blowdry my longish thich hair and never in my life have I caught a cold from having wet hairr