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Dear Abby: How can I fix a perceived social faux pas with a celebrity?
Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips.
Sioux City Journal1dOpinion
DEAR ABBY: Husband proclaims he's changed for the better
My husband and I have been married 33 years, but the last 10 years have been extremely difficult. His attitude and ...
NJ.com20d
Dear Abby: I’m not sure if my friend needs a handicap parking tag, but she uses one when parking is scarce
EMPATHETIC IN TEXAS DEAR EMPATHETIC: The proper etiquette would be to tell your friend Alma (with a smile) that unless she’s having pain that day, you would prefer to park a little farther away in a ...
East Bay Times20d
Dear Abby: It’s going to be awkward to tell him he can’t sit there
The proper etiquette would be to tell your friend Alma (with a smile) that unless she’s having pain that day, you would prefer to park a little farther away in a regular parking spot. DEAR ABBY ...
Oregonian19d
Dear Abby: How do we explain to large son-in-law that we want him to use a special chair at the dining table?
The proper etiquette would be to tell your friend Alma (with a smile) that unless she’s having pain that day, you would prefer to park a little farther away in a regular parking spot. Dear Abby ...
syracuse.com20d
Dear Abby: Does my friend with a handicapped tag really need it, or is she just being lazy?
The proper etiquette would be to tell your friend Alma (with a smile) that unless she’s having pain that day, you would prefer to park a little farther away in a regular parking spot. Dear Abby ...
Best of Dear Abby: For the sake of family harmony, send that ungrateful 18-year-old a gift
send her a coffee shop gift card with a sweet note so she won’t feel she is being ignored as she has ignored you.
New York Post20d
Dear Abby: I want my fat son-in-law to stop sitting in my chairs
The proper etiquette would be to tell your friend Alma (with a smile) that unless she’s having pain that day, you would prefer to park a little farther away in a regular parking spot. DEAR ABBY ...
Boston Herald20d
Dear Abby: Keeping heavy guest off the antiques
The proper etiquette would be to tell your friend Alma (with a smile) that unless she’s having pain that day, you would prefer to park a little farther away in a regular parking spot. Dear Abby ...