Dear Readers: Memorial Day is often seen as the unofficial beginning of summer -- a long weekend filled with backyard barbecues, road trips and the smell of freshly cut grass. Stores run sales ...

Dear Annie: You recently offered advice to a woman in a retirement home who was struggling to make new friends, encouraging her to keep trying, as connections often take longer to form later in life.

And remembering them -- truly remembering them -- is the least we can do. Send your questions for Annie Lane to [email protected]. COPYRIGHT 2023 CREATORS.COM ...

Dear Annie: I’m a brokenhearted Nana who could really use your advice. I have a 10-month-old grandson whom I adore, but I’m not allowed to kiss him -- not even on the back of his head.

DEAR ANNIE: I’m a brokenhearted Nana who could really use your advice. I have a 10-month-old grandson whom I adore, but I’m not allowed to kiss him -- not even on the back of his head.

Dear Annie: I’m a brokenhearted Nana who could really use your advice. I have a 10-month-old grandson whom I adore, but I’m not allowed to kiss him -- not even on the back of his head.

Dear Annie: My dad recently remarried a woman named “Ellen,” and while I want to be supportive, I’m having a hard time. My mom passed away five years ago, and Dad met Ellen less than a year ago.

DEAR ANNIE: My best friend and I, both 54-year-old females, met two weeks before kindergarten. Except for a couple of years, we have stayed friends throughout our lives. We see each other every ...

Dear Annie: I’m a brokenhearted Nana who could really use your advice. I have a 10-month-old grandson whom I adore, but I’m not allowed to kiss him — not even on the back of his head.

Dear Annie: I remarried a few years ago after losing my first wife, and my current wife also lost her husband. We both came into the marriage with grown children, and while blending two families ...

Dear Annie: I’m a brokenhearted Nana who could really use your advice. I have a 10-month-old grandson whom I adore, but I’m not allowed to kiss him -- not even on the back of his head.

Dear Annie: I remarried a few years ago after losing my first wife, and my current wife also lost her husband. We both came into the marriage with grown children, and while blending two families ...