When must I use both me and myself?
I'm rather confusing on using me or myself, you and yourself ans so on
In the sentence that follows,
OUR MOTHER GAVE A KISS TO MY WIFE AND ME or MYSELF
I'D RATHER TRAVELLING WITH MY WIFE AND OUR CHILDREN ¿THEMSELVES?
Thank you in advance for your help

Question

When must I use both me and myself?
I'm rather confusing on using me or myself, you and yourself ans so on
In the sentence that follows,
OUR MOTHER GAVE A KISS TO MY WIFE AND ME or MYSELF
I'D RATHER TRAVELLING WITH MY WIFE AND OUR CHILDREN ¿THEMSELVES?
 Thank you in advance for your help

Answer

It is correct to use:

Our mother gave a kiss to my wife and I.
and
I'd rather go travelling with my wife and our children. 
'our children' > 'them'

Hope this helps :)

Answer

http://www.englishtown.com/blog/common-english-mix-ups-me-myself-or-i/

This is a useful blog post to explain everything :)