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Any time I feel a spell of information sickness coming on -- pretty much daily under the baleful Boss Trump regime -- I load up three dogs and drive to the dog park.
Read moreIn the modern world today, effective communication is the key to maintaining healthy relationships. It is no different in the education world.
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DEAR ABBY: On a recent Saturday afternoon, two of my daughter’s 13-year-old friends came to our house. My daughter answered the door, and after being denied access, both pushed their way in.
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DEAR ABBY: I’m in my mid-30s and about a year ago I went from limited contact to no contact with two siblings and my mother. No single incident caused this, nor was there any history of childhood abuse, etc. I just find I am much happier without their presence in my life. I am married, content, take joy in my job and am otherwise fulfilled. I do not miss their general negativity, peevish behavior or critical comments. My question is this: Do I owe them an explanation or a place in my life? I am generally an unsentimental person. I try to be fair. After years of not enjoying our contact, is it OK to finally end it once and for all? -- DETACHED IN TEXAS
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