Uncles and aunts in a crowded home tale
A Tennessee reader seeks advice on an uncle living in her family home since 1990. She sacrificed her room while caring for Aunt Lil who died in October. Now Uncle Jack stays late, relies on the family, and refuses to move back home, prompting questions about boundaries and finances. A columnist endorses the call for him to relocate. Also included is a Redlands letter about a California cow methane study funded by the EPA, with an expert explanation from Washington State University.
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Mexico won't change for gringos in Oaxaca
A visiting American, Mike Smith from Boston, and his Mexican life in Oaxaca illustrate 'the trap within the trap.' He and his wife live modestly, teach English, and aim for a relaxed pace, warning gringos of a money trap while grappling with cultural timing and the idea of manana.
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