Asking Eric: I wish my husband’s family would do something about his ex’s ashes stored in a box in our garage
Dear Eric: I have been married to my husband for 16 years and we have a wonderful, blended family. Our kids are now grown (ages 26-35). My husband’s first wife died of a drug overdose/swimming accident 23 years ago. They were in the process of a divorce at the time.
Asking Eric: I have been married to my husband for 16 yeas, but his ex’s ashes are still sitting in the garage
Her ashes are in a box in our garage. Many times, over the years, they were going to spread her ashes somewhere, but it never fully happened. Some of the ashes were spread at various locations that she loved.
DEAR ERIC: I suffered a curable illness I was unaware I had. A symptom of the illness was anxiety. I was acting very ...
He won’t move out because he believes marriage is forever and he doesn’t want our teenage children to think he is deserting ...
Wealthy friend always laments injustice but never acts. Friend urges her to sell her extra home to fund real aid instead of ...
My husband won’t move out because he believes marriage is forever and he doesn’t want our teenage children to think he is ...
My friend has two homes paid off, retired early and is sitting on tons of money. She could actually be doing something with ...
Dear Sister: You’ve already saved the date and made tentative plans, so there’s nothing stopping you and your other sister ...
Letter writer is tired of a friend – who has “tons of money” – complaining about societal issues while not doing anything ...
Dear Eric: I have a friend who I’ve been friends with for about 10 years. We both share views that lean left. In the past we’ve shared many dinners discussing the inequities of our country and ...
Dear Eric: I suffered a curable illness I was unaware I had. A symptom of the illness was anxiety. I was acting very ...
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