It smells like good riddance

Well it has been interesting, living with my Grandma. My family got to learn first hand what a b***h she is, like my mother always tried to tell us. She has left us for good now. I think she decided that we were after her money and we are ungrateful brats, so she doesn't want to be near us and is going to spend every last penny she owns on herself. (Who would want her tainted pennys?) I still haven't even talked to her at all this summer, aside from the words "get better" when she was in the hospital. She was sent there for high blood pressure issues, which subsided almost immediately. She continued to stay there for over a week and wouldn't tell us what was going on, and her doctor wouldn't return our phonecalls. As of yesterday Gramma has been moved into a rest home, Kona Life Care Center, and we're not planning on having anything to do with her. My mother had a big fight with her in the hospital because Gramma had been lying to us. We wonder how much of this situation was orchestrated from the start, but we're glad that she made it easy on us! It'd be hard to convince her to move into a resthome before this occured, that was really the reason why she was living with us. Although I suspect she was living with us because it was a cheaper situation for her, she really seems like a pennypincher. All that is left now is to give her a few items of furniture and then we have free reign to dump her stuff! :) My Dad is ready to help me move back into my old room and the cats have already figured out that packing occured. I was more than happy to pack Gramma's bags. ^_^ I hope in my next life I will actually have a grandparent that is nice and cares about me, because I sure as heck don't think that she was a real grandparent. Her last husband, my stepgrandfather, was much funner to be around. :P The only thing that is upsetting is that we had to rip apart our house so that we could accomodate a little old lady in a wheelchair. Our poor house is ruined! Owell. now the healing process begins? Breathe that air of relief!