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For the last several decades, Ann has had no problem loading her dishwasher, washing her clothes or making her bed. No big deal, you know? That is until her widowed father moved in with Ann and her family. Now, her father follows her around and tells her just how things should be done. He does the same with Ann’s husband, Jim, though Jim has found ways to out-fox the elder. For Ann – well, it’s her dad, and she doesn’t know how to handle it graciously.
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