Dear Amy: How do I beg off visiting my cousin without opening up this can of worms?
Dear Amy: My younger cousin, “Thomas,” recently moved close enough to make visits between us possible.
My dad mentioned knowing about this before he died. I am sad that he didn’t confront his brother-in-law and protect his own daughters.They have no children, so at least that’s not something I need to be vigilant about. I see your overall dilemma as a question of whether you should tell – or keep silent – about this aspect of your life.
I got so mad that I told her to forget it because I was going to go into the restaurant and eat by myself.Dear On Time: You’ve already dealt with this problem in a logical and consequential way. Good for you.
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