Looking out my window and watching the finches, chick-a-dees, juncos, cardinals, assorted sparrows (white-throated, white crowned, etc…) and a plethora of woodpeckers cramming around my feeders, I can generally tell how cold the temperatures are outside.
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DEAR ABBY: I have been married 31 years. I recently found out my husband belongs to a singles group. The group meets once a week, and my husband never misses a meeting. I went with him to their most recent one and realized it was made up of mostly WOMEN. My husband knew all of them, particularly one named “Lauren,” who he said he found interesting. I suspect that he is too interested in her.
More than 3 million adults in the U.S. are living with epilepsy. It’s a seizure disorder caused by abnormal brain activity. The seizures can lead to physical injury, emotional health issues or even death.
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The Missouri Department of Conservation is offering free turkey hunting classes this month. These classes will provide information regarding the skills, equipment and regulations for hunting Missouri turkeys.
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Dear Abby: I recently reconnected with an old boyfriend after 30 years, and I’m concerned about what I can only describe as co-dependency between him and his daughter. His wife of 20 years died two years ago after a long illness. He was her caregiver for the majority of those years, along with raising his daughter, who is now 21. He has a granddaughter as well, and they all live together.
“This Might Hurt” by Stephanie Wrobel (Berkley) In “This Might Hurt” we meet first meet Natalie, an executive living in Boston. She focuses most of her energy on her career because she’s lonely and unfulfilled with her regimented life.