Dear Amy: My nephew recently reported that no, he wouldn’t pick up his 77-year-old mother from the airport. “Besides,” he said, “It’s easier to get a taxi, Uber or Lyft.”
Visiting your loved ones means packing, schlepping, going through security, plus crowds and possible delays – not to mention the expense.
Climbing into even the nicest hired car means you’re still traveling – sitting in the back of a car, alone, on one more leg of your journey.– Disappointed Aunt I’m reminded of those wonderful opening and closing scenes in the movie “Love Actually,” consisting of an extended montage of people greeting one another at an airport terminal and – hugging their hearts out.You want a scene that will stop you in your tracks? Watch a servicemember returning home after a deployment.I’m publishing your thoughtful letter as a public service to far-flung families everywhere.Dear Amy: I’ve been dating a woman for almost six years now.She says it is about the kids .
Imagine if a friend of yours described their own relationship in this way: “She’s married and still closely involved with her husband. She and I live together, but we’re on the down low, so we need to keep it a secret.”
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