Dear Amy: For many years I have invited my brother “Steve” and sister “Wendy” and their spouses to celebrate Easter with us.It has always been a lovely day despite the fact that Wendy and our sister-in-law (Steve’s wife, “Cynthia”) don’t get along.
Dear Amy: For many years I have invited my brother “Steve” and sister “Wendy” and their spouses to celebrate Easter with us.Frankly, Cynthia is a very difficult person and has made Steve’s life miserable much of the time, but they’ve been married more than 50 years and she’s not going anywhere.
I know that if I invite Steve and Cynthia this year, Wendy won’t come and even though I’d rather have Wendy, I can’t exclude my brother Steve. Any advice?Dear Devastated: Invite everyone. No matter the provocation, your sister “Wendy” is at fault for sending an offensive text, which includes an absolute.
Once COVID restrictions ease, you could explore the idea of taking your grandchildren on an Elderhostel retreat. These educational programs are designed for grandparents to enjoy alongside their grandkids. Checkfor adventures ranging from exploring Yosemite to seeing Broadway shows in New York City. She’d found another job and expressed that she would love to make one of those viral “I-quit” videos, but acknowledged that it’s probably not a wise decision.Your answer went into great detail about the drawbacks of those videos, but you gave her no guidance on how to quit her job.Don’t go into detail about what is wrong with the company in the resignation letter. Express appreciation for the opportunity to learn while there.
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