In the past, I never looked in his phone, but this time I decided to look at his text messages.
He was planning to take a single woman camping for a weekend. He’s known her for a while.What single middle-aged woman would think that any shade of this is OK?I made him leave for the weekend so that I could think about our relationship.I destroyed every card and 99 percent of my pictures of the two of us.Any suggestions?Dear Sad: You seem quite focused on what your husband says, and on what he claims to want.
Take the time you need to grieve this relationship, but it is also important that you focus on what you want and need from here on out. Life is short. You have an opportunity for a fresh start. Counseling will help you to clarify your options. Go to counseling without him. While I’m not opposed to some alternative baking, I don’t really have the time to make multiple alternative recipes for each occasion.I don’t have any problem buying some items for them from the local gluten-free bakery to bring, and I would be happy to do that.Dear Baker: If you are hosting an event in your home where you will be supplying all of the baked goodies, it would be thoughtful for you to include something that this relative can safely eat.
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