Elder parents ponder full financial disclosure
Dear Amy: Neither my wife nor I came from money. But thanks to a lot of hard work, good choices and luck - our children will come into money.
Dear Amy: Neither my wife nor I came from money. But thanks to a lot of hard work, good choices and luck - our children will come into money.
Dear Amy: I am conflicted about gift-giving this holiday season. I have traditionally bought gifts for my family (five adults and five children), my close friends and their children (they all buy me nice gifts too!).
Early Dodge City residents were into physical humor, and it didn’t take a special occasion like April Fool’s Day to bring this playfulness out. The people of Dodge had a fictitious person on which they could blame all sorts of mayhem.
This is a message for the season from the Ford County Health Department. Holiday meals come in all sizes, colors and flavors.
Dear Amy: I am moving in with my boyfriend in a few months. He is everything I’ve ever wanted in a partner, and I’m excited to move into the small one-bedroom condo, which he owns.
Dear Amy: My son just graduated from college and is out on his own. His mother and I threw him a graduation party.
Dear Amy: My husband and I are having a hot tub delivered soon. We plan to use it during daylight hours without wearing swimwear.
Amy Dickinson, Tribune Content Agency Dear Amy: I am the grandmother of two wonderful kids - a 7-year-old girl and 3-year-old boy. My son-in-law has been overly critical of my granddaughter since she was four, and now is starting to treat the younger child the same.
Dear Amy: I’m a 55-year-old man. I legally changed my (first) name when I was 25 years old, mainly because I was the fourth “John” in my family, with many of us sharing the same name.
Dear Amy: I recently joined a meditation group that has sessions both in-person and online. During an online session, I put a note in the chat saying that everyone could go and look at the full moon after the session.