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Dear Annie: Husband talking to my best friend Updated Mar 05, 2021; By Annie Lane Dear Annie: I own a bar with my best friend. We work great together. I’ve been married for five years, and yesterday, my business partner showed me messages from my husband. He gave her his phone number and said if she ever wants to talk, she should call. He is in no way associated with our bar. They are friends through me. I am very upset he did this. I confronted him, and he said he was just being nice. Howe...

Dear Annie: I own a bar with my best friend. We work great together. I’ve been married for five years, and yesterday, my business partner showed me messages f

Dear Annie: I own a bar with my best friend. We work great together. I’ve been married for five years, and yesterday, my business partner sho

By Amber Frias • Updated on February 12, 2021 at 5:40 pm NBC Universal, Inc. On a rainy, gloomy day, Maya Milletes family has packed their bags and are headed up to the Glamis Sand Dunes, one of the last places they shared with Milette.  “We were just there a few days before she disappeared,” said Maricris Drouaillet, Millet’s sister. “We were there for the New Years weekend. It’s up there that we hope we might find some information or anything at all.” D ownload our ...

The disappearance of Chula Vista mom May “Maya” Millete has gripped San Diego County. Here’s a look back at the key moments in her case as her family...

Dear Annie: Still grieving my mom Updated Feb 04, 2021; By Annie Lane Dear Annie: My mom passed away three years ago, and it’s still hard on me. I am 42 years old. Am I too old to cry? And should I be over her by now? -- Missing Mom Dear Missing Mom: Two resounding no’s. You are never too old to cry, and there’s no getting “over” a huge loss like the loss of your mother. There’s just learning to live with the grief. I came across this quote recently that I have to share: “As for...

Dear Annie: Still Grieving My Mom By Annie Lane Dear Annie: My mom passed away three years ago, and it’s still hard on me. I am 42 years old. Am I too old to cry? And should I be over her by now? — Missing Mom Dear Missing Mom: Two resounding no’s. You are never too old to cry, and there’s no getting “over” a huge loss like the loss of your mother. There’s just learning to live with the grief. I came across this quote recently that I have to share:  “As for grief, you’ll fin...

Dear Annie: I’m still grieving years after my mom’s death Updated Feb 04, 2021; Facebook Share By Annie Lane | creators.com Dear Annie: My mom passed away three years ago, and it’s still hard on me. I am 42 years old. Am I too old to cry? And should I be over her by now? -- Missing Mom Dear Missing Mom: Two resounding no’s. You are never too old to cry, and there’s no getting “over” a huge loss like the loss of your mother. There’s just learning to live with the grief. I came a...

Annie Lane Dear Annie: My mom passed away three years ago, and it’s still hard on me. I am 42 years old. Am I too old to cry? And should I be over her by now? — Missing Mom Dear Missing Mom: Two resounding no’s. You are never too old to cry, and there’s no getting “over” a huge loss like the loss of your mother. There’s just learning to live with the grief. I came across this quote recently that I have to share: “As for grief, you’ll find it comes in waves. When the ship is f...