Dear Amy: I have been with my boyfriend for five years. He always plays the victim - the world is out to get him and it’s everyone else’s fault. He is depressed, anxious, constantly negative, and constantly complaining.
It seemed not all that long ago we were heading into 2022 certainly not almost a year ago. Now, we’re gearing up for 2023 with the hopes and dreams a new year brings.
If you haven’t found time during the holiday rush to stop by the Finney County Historical Museum, you’re invited to come in and view our current Front Door Gallery Exhibit, “Carols of Christmas.” This display will remain in place through year’s end, and slightly beyond, offering a chance to learn the stories behind more than a dozen well-known seasonal songs. Exhibit hours run from 1 to 5 p.m.
Dear Amy: I recently found out that my husband of seven years has been using highinterest credit cards in his own name to buy expensive luxury items (wine, watches, clothing, etc.). The total bill of this debt is $20,000.
Dear Amy: I live in a country that celebrates a tradition that I am, at best, uneasy with. It involves a bizarre ritual by which parents of small children routinely lie to them about the existence of an elderly domestic intruder who supposedly brings small chocolate statues of himself along with toys and gifts once a year (spoiler alert: the parents buy this stuff).
In a few days we’ll gather together. We’ll cook too much food and eat even more, open gifts, play games, watch Christmas movies, and just enjoy being a family.
Dear Amy: My adult niece lives several hundred miles away, and said she wanted to come visit us in Florida with her husband and their new baby. Since they both work, the visit would be only for three or four days.
Dear Amy: I recently got engaged to my boyfriend of 11 years! It’s been a whirlwind. I moved out of my parent’s house when I was 16 because of my alcoholic father and very complicated mom.
I had no idea what winery tours were, other than they serve wine, and I don’t like wine. Turns out it was one of the best vacations I’ve had, and I learned the more wine you drink, the less it matters how it tastes.
Dear Amy: I lived in a place with my two best friends as roommates. We were the Three Musketeers.