Miss Manners: Yes, you should greet someone who says hello, even a co-worker
Miss Manners is afraid that whatever time you spent working remotely has warped your idea of collegial behavior. It is true ...
'Thank you' at risk of dying out and being replaced by an EMOJI
It may be time to say goodbye to good manners with a common 'thank you' in danger of dying out as Gen Z feel uncomfortable ...
Dear Abby: Dad sets out to find daughter a husband
I told my father I am not interested in dating, but he and his boss keep telling me about single Romanian men in their 30s, ...
Dear Abby: Falling for men who are bad with money
Part of the reason for my divorce was my ex’s inability to manage money, which got us into a world of debt. I don’t want to ...
Dear Abby: Relationship shares distinct similarity with the last one
Dear Abby: I've been divorced for 13 years and have been dating "Paul" for the last five years. Paul is kind, helps with ...
Tom Cruise Leads a Moment of Silence for 'Dear Friend' Val Kilmer: 'I Wish You Well on Your Next Journey'
Tom Cruise led CinemaCon 2025 attendees in a moment of silence to honor the late Val Kilmer, who died at 65 on Tuesday, April ...
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Dear Annie: Taking care of a parent can be a big cause of stress
Dear Annie: You gave “Want Peace and Quiet” some good advice, except for one thing: You never mentioned the fact that her ...
Dear Annie: When you have too many relatives, you have to lay down gift-giving ground rules
Dear Annie: This letter is in reference to the aunt and uncle who provided generous gifts to their six nephews, only to be ...
Dear Annie: Grandmother’s practical approach to gifting her grandchildren
"The joy they feel as children when receiving a gift is my joy as well, but once they are adults, it is now their turn to be ...
Dear Abby: I’m glad to help my widow neighbor, but I can’t stop her pie-pushing thank yous
We glady help our aging neighbor around the house, but she insists of giving us sweets and pies as a thank you. How can we ...
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Asking Eric: Is there a cut-off point to thank you cards after a loved one dies?
Dear Still in Grief: I’m so sorry for the loss of your daughter. You’ve been through something awful and there’s no timetable for how you navigate this period after. And that includes thank-you notes.
Dear Abby: How can I get my neighbor to stop buying us pies?
DEAR PIE-FREE: The next time your well-meaning neighbor brings a pie to your home, remind her that you and your family avoid ...