DEAR ABBY: I just found out that my husband of 37 years is having an affair. I have supported him in every way I could -- raising our daughters, taking care of the household and holding a full-time job while he traveled for business and his many hobbies.
DEAR ABBY: I suffer from a debilitating, rare, chronic illness. Two years ago, my parents convinced me to move across the country to live with them in a city I’ve never lived in. They promised it would be “only for a year,” they’d pay the cost of moving and finance a “year of wellness.” I was to receive acupuncture, massage therapy, physical therapy, help from doctors, a personal trainer, etc.
DEAR ABBY: I am almost 62 and struggling to get through the day at work. It’s not because of the work itself, but I am extremely unhappy in the work environment.
One of the great things about eating is that it is a required part of living. It’s not a sometimes thing — it’s a daily event and everyone’s got to do it.
All of today’s recipes are from GimmeSomeOven Chicken Parmesan Bakes Ziti This Chicken Parmesan Baked Ziti only requires six ingredients and is totally delicious and comforting. 12 ounces DeLallo penne ziti (or any pasta shape) 2 cups shredded, cooked chicken (about 2 small chicken breasts) 1 (25 ounce) jar DeLallo Pomodoro Fresco Tomato-Basil Sauce (pasta sauce) 1 1/2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese (I used 2% low fat) 1/3 cup freshly-grated Parmesan cheese 1/4 cup packed fresh basil leaves, roughly chopped Preheat oven to 375 degrees F.
DEAR ABBY: I’m a 67-year-old single white man. My girlfriend is 21 and African-American. We have been together a year and a half and are deeply in love. We have lots of fun together and go out and do things. When we are out together, people often stare at us. She’s very attractive and turns heads. I tell her everyone is looking at her because she is so beautiful, but that’s probably not totally true.
DEAR ABBY: Something happened at work that has me traumatized. I work at a retirement house for a convent. The nuns are sweet, kind and easy to get along with. But last week while I was using the bathroom, a nun decided to be a Peeping Tom while I was on the toilet. She laughed at me in a taunting manner saying, “I can see you!” I screamed at her to stop, but she just kept looking and laughing at me. When she finally left, I was in shock.
Editor, In early 2022, the Trinidaddio Blues Festival Board of Directors responded promptly and with detailed information delivered to the City Manager’s office (Mike Valentine at the time) in response to a request for evidence of the revenue generated for the city by the annual Trinidaddio Blues Festival. The packets of information supplied for the City Manager, Mayor and all council members, were generated in response to Councilman Williamson’s inquiry at an early 2022 work session.
DEAR ABBY: My wife gave birth to our twin girls almost a year ago, and for the most part, things have been great. They are happy and healthy, but I’m not sure how happy my wife is. I’m afraid she may be suffering from postpartum depression, but she won’t see anyone about it.
DEAR ABBY: I am a 14-year-old identical twin. My sister and I are sick of the whole “twin” thing and want to go to separate schools. We really want to be our own people. We have wanted this for a long time now. However, I’m not sure we can because, where I live, you have to go to the school in the town you live in.