Why Married Men Pursue Affairs In A Stock Room Tale
A married man and an unmarried woman work together in a small office. After a kiss and two intimate moments she realizes she was used and hurt by the pursuit. The letter argues married men seek side relationships and questions the woman’s complicity and the price to the husband’s family.
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People resisting cell phones seek stories for reporter contact
Readers skeptical of mobile phones are invited to share experiences with reporter Nicole Riehl at nicole.riehl Seevuiecommunications.com for possible inclusion in a story.
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Busyness as a Drug Threatens Family Harmony
An overcrowded schedule strains family life as parents and spouses struggle to relax. The column urges addressing deeper issues such as sibling rivalry, marital tension, health and money problems, warning that constant busyness can become a family dysfunction. A coach notes parental fear of drug involvement contrasts with busyness’s own risks.
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How Overcrowded Schedules Harm Families And Health
Overfilled activity rosters strain families and can drive kids toward burnout and poor study and social outcomes. Experts warn that rigid schedules and constant busyness erode mental health and propose unstructured time, calm focus, and staged downtime as remedies with guidance from specialists.
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Miss Manners Advice on Lending and Forgetful Introductions
Judith Martin offers etiquette tips on handling lending CDs to unreliable friends and how to make amends after forgetting a guest’s partner. She advises avoiding lending to irresponsible people and suggests a polite informal apology by email for forgetting a name, without speculating about others’ views.
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