Death and life. It is the ultimate pair of opposites. And one which shows how opposites enhance one another. Would we appreciate life if we didn’t know it will end one day? Would death be bearable if we didn’t know that it ultimately leads to more life?
Dear Annie: I’m having an issue with my partner of six years, “Alex.” I love him deeply, and he’s a truly amazing guy. But we have different views on marriage.
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Southwest Wildfire Awareness Week is March 27 through April 2. The message is “Don’t Wait For Wildfires to Start, Prepare and Be Aware.”
Last Wednesday, a customer was sharing with me her excitement about having a pair of cardinals in her yard. At home the next day, I was sitting in the den reading when I heard the unmistakable sound of a cardinal singing.
Dear Annie: My daughter is the only grandchild, and my mother gives her a gift every time we see her. I’ve told her several times that we don’t want to overwhelm our child (3 years old) with material things, that she has too many toys she doesn’t play with.
Which came first? The Easter bunny or the egg? Evidently, the floppy eared hare first arrived in America with German immigrants in the 1700s.
Dear Annie: When my nephew was a toddler and his family visited, my mom (his grandmother) got big furniture boxes discarded from stores and made forts and tunnels in our large family room.
Dear Readers: We recently ran a letter from someone who complained that cashiers at grocery stores rarely thank them, the customers.