DEAR ABBY: I’ve known my friend “Buddy” since junior high, and our wives get along well. His older daughter, “Edie,” is 11; my daughters are 10 and 13. Related Articles Dear Abby ...

You can rest pretty much anywhere; that’s the point of spring break. Just don’t forget to, you know, actually do it. Abbey Roy is a mom of three girls who make every day an adventure.

DEAR ABBY: Both my parents passed away fairly recently — three years ago for my dad and almost two for my mom. They are buried in the town where I live. All my other relatives of their ...

DEAR ABBY: I am in my early 30s and dealing with an illness that can kill me. I’m OK with dying, and I don’t want any treatment. I just want to go. I have been dealing with suicidal thoughts ...

Dear Abby: I recently turned 30, and I find myself in kind of a “My Big Fat Greek Wedding” situation, specifically the scene where Toula’s father has invited several Greek men to dinner to ...

DEAR ABBY: How do I politely tell people I don’t like having anyone visit me in my home? My home is my safe haven. The energy of the outside world drains me, and I don’t want that feeling ...

Dear Abby: My friend “Buddy’s” daughter is at an age between my two daughters’ ages. She is 11; mine are 10 and 13. I’ve known Buddy since junior high, and our wives get along well.

DEAR ABBY: How do I politely tell people I don’t like having anyone visit me in my home? My home is my safe haven. The energy of the outside world drains me, and I don’t want that feeling ...

DEAR ABBY: I recently turned 30, and I find myself in kind of a “My Big Fat Greek Wedding” situation, specifically the scene where Toula’s father has invited several Greek men to dinner to ...

DEAR ABBY: My friend “Buddy’s” daughter is at an age between my two daughters' ages. She is 11; mine are 10 and 13. I’ve known Buddy since junior high, and our wives get along well.

DEAR ABBY: I’m a full-figured 25-year-old woman who lives at home. My family has three dogs. Every night, I go into my mother and father’s bedroom to pick up the youngest one to hold for a few ...

DEAR ABBY: Our parents and grandparents have passed. There are five of seven siblings left. When we were living at home, holidays were special and celebrated on the actual day. Once we moved away ...