Amy Dickinson Tribune Content Agency Dear Amy: I have a beautiful, smart and wonderful 16-yearold granddaughter who is anorexic. She has been at a special care facility for the past two months and will be returning home within a couple of weeks.
Picture yourself in the Sahara Desert of Northern Africa, and what do you see? If you’re like most people, you’re picturing an empty expanse of windswept dunes, without a sign of life anywhere. If forced to put an animal in that picture, you’d add a dromedary camel or two, trudging their way across the hot sand.
Amy Dickinson Tribune Content Agency Dear Amy: I've struggled with the thoughtful way to RSVP to certain events in the past and now that I'm once again facing this issue, I wonder if you could please offer me your considered opinion. I'm part of a large extended family (siblings, cousins, etc.), who are all truly successful and incredibly wealthy.
Dear Amy: I am a major theater kid! I love everything about the theater. In 2020, I won a regional award from my production of “Guys and Dolls” (I was Sarah).
Americans may viewAprilastaxseason, but April is also viewed as Financial Literacy Month. Financial Literacy Month was first recognized in the USA in April 2004. The purpose was to highlight the importance of being financially literate and to inform the public about techniques that can help them become financially smart.
Dear Amy: My family is upper-middle class. I love to dine out and at my instigation, we do it often.
Soda popped, and he now has an official name. Linus Murphy Wagner entered the world Thursday evening at a strapping six pounds, 19 inches.
Dear Amy: I belong to a group of nine women who are all retired teachers of various ages. We have met monthly for 35 years.
Dear Amy: I’ve been married for 36 years. Whenever we see my husband’s family, there would be a point when the “family” would be in one room and the “not-family” in another.
WYNNE, Ark. (AP) — Residents across a wide swath of the U.S. raced Sunday to assess the destruction from fierce storms that spawned possibly dozens of tornadoes from the South and the Midwest into the Northeast, killing at least 32 people.