Dear Annie: I feel like my friend dismisses my problems. Should I stop confiding in her?
Dear Annie: I was out having lunch with a friend I’ve known for many years. We met when our children were babies; they are grown adults now. We have only been meeting up once a week for lunch since April 2024, as we both have more time now that I have retired and she works part time.
I’ve always been a person with enthusiasm for things in life. I’ve always had an interest or an obsession that gave me a ...
The care of their 92-year-old mother is too much for one person. But one sister isn't willing to give it up, even though ...
How can I set better boundaries with my screen time without feeling disconnected or giving in to the habit all over again?
In all our years together, my husband has never given me flowers -- not for Valentine’s Day, our anniversary or any other ...
Electronic devices are designed to grab and hold our attention. What are some ways to go "screen free" and be more present in ...
Dear Trapped: Your co-worker’s behavior is absolutely unacceptable. But since she and your boss are friends, you’re right — ...
Nursing is one of the most vital professions, and nurses deserve both respect and protection for the critical work they do.
Dear Annie: I’ve been married to a wonderful man for seven years, and we have a strong, loving relationship. However, after ...
I never thought I had a screen time problem until my daughter called me out. The other night, we were sitting on the couch ...
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