We bought a new home and will be moving in about two months. My in-laws are very involved in renovating and decorating the house. They told me it would be really nice if we got a joggling board for our porch, and they said it like it was something I should already know about. I pretended that I did, and now it feels too late to ask. Can someone please tell me what it is and what I’ve gotten myself into?

Moving into a new home is a thrilling milestone, but it also opens the  door to a unique brand of family politics—especially when enthusiastic extended family members decide to weigh in on your  interior design.

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A hilarious and highly relatable post circulating on social media, captured perfectly in the image, highlights exactly what happens when regional traditions collide with new homeowners.

The anonymous poster explains their predicament: oukhtou

“We bought a new home and will be moving in about two months. My in-laws are very involved in renovating and decorating the house. They told me it would be really nice if we got a joggling board for our porch, and they said it like it was something I should already know about. I pretended that I did, and now it feels too late to ask. Can someone please tell me what it is and what I’ve gotten myself into?”

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