I observed her moving amongst the animals without her hearing aids and without her cellphone to use to call for help should she be knocked down and injured.
My pleadings that it is time to sell off the animals are met with responses such as, “The market is down” , or “I love taking care of them” .
DEAR CONCERNED BROTHER: You sound like a very caring brother, and your sister sounds like a very impressive lady. The answer to your question of how to get them to see the importance of living their lives your way is that you don’t get them to see that. Maybe stop by and help her out some mornings. Rather than observing all the things she is doing “wrong,” dive right in and lend a hand with caring for her animals. My guess is that it will make you feel a lot better and strengthen the relationship with your sister.DEAR ANNIE: After reading your recent column on bullying, I knew I had to let you know that a large group of people from all over the world are working hard to help alleviate this serious situation.
If you have ever wondered why things seem to be getting worse worldwide, you will find answers in various scriptures of the Bible.
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