No one plans to date after 50, but you never know the details life will hand you: divorce, death of a spouse, boredom, aloneness - it all leads to one thing.You find yourself being half of a couple in a couple’s world.Such a conundrum.
Dear Amy: Several years back, my sister was in a pretty bad place.
Dear Amy: After our teen years, my brother and I became close.After my mother abruptly left town to be with another man, my brother and I were left to clean up the mess, literally and figuratively.We worked well together.
Have you ever considered how we take for granted some of the most amazing things in the world?
Dear Amy: I’m a 45-year-old woman, married to my wife for five years.
Dear Amy: My wife and I have been married for five years.
Yesterday the TV was playing in the background and I thought I heard Homer Simpson say one of what I thought was the most prolific quotes of all time.“Why can’t all hills go down?”This gave me cause to pause.
Seasonal allergies crop up at certain times each year, particularly in spring and fall.
Dear Amy: My husband and I have a very sweet 8-year-old son.