Annie Lane
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Dear Annie: Is it weird that my aunt refuses to share the recipe to anything she makes? (opens the original)
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Dear Annie: My aunt has the strangest quality. I see her at every holiday and family party, and she always brings something delicious made from scratch. For my cousinâs birthday, it was a key lime pie that disappeared within minutes. It was unreal. On several occasions, Iâve asked her for the recipe. I like to cook, and she clearly has good ones. But every time, she says something like, âOh, no, this oneâs a secret!â Itâs happened with the key lime pie, roasted brussels sprouts, tort
Dear Annie: How do spouses with completely different spending habits stop fighting about money? (opens the original)
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Dear Annie: My husband and I have been married for 12 years, and we agree on most things. We like the same kind of vacations, have similar values and rarely argue about family. Money, however, is our recurring sore spot. I am a saver. I grew up in a household where unexpected expenses could throw everything into chaos, so having money set aside makes me feel secure. My husband grew up very differently. His parents believed that if the bills were paid, you should enjoy life while you can. A few w
Dear Annie: Can I confront someone for not using headphones in public? (opens the original)
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Dear Annie: Iâm starting to wonder if headphones have gone out of style. Last week, I was sitting in a doctorâs waiting room when a woman across from me put her phone on speaker and had a very loud, very personal conversation for nearly 20 minutes. Everyone in the room could hear about her sister, her husband and what sounded like an argument over money. No one said anything, but several of us exchanged looks. A few days later, I was at the nail salon hoping for a little peace and quiet, and
Dear Annie: My boss has me walking on eggshells. Do I go to HR? (opens the original)
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Dear Annie: I have worked for the same company for six years and, until recently, truly enjoyed my job. I have always had strong reviews, good relationships with my co-workers and a reputation for being dependable. Eight months ago, we got a new boss, and the entire mood of the office changed. She rarely raises her voice or says anything openly cruel. Instead, she criticizes people in subtle ways, changes instructions and later insists that we misunderstood her, and often questions employees in
Dear Annie: Iâm tired of always being the listener in my friendship (opens the original)
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Dear Annie: Two members of my extended family have ADHD. One is receiving counseling and medication year-round and is doing very well. My grandson, however, is being treated quite differently. He takes medication for ADHD, but as far as I know, he is not receiving counseling or much help understanding what ADHD actually means. What worries me most is that he has started to think he is âstupid,â which breaks my heart. I am a retired teacher and spent years tutoring children and adults with dy
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