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DEAR HARRIETTE: My friend moved out of her mother's house in early 2021, and her mother graciously allowed me to rent her room for a low price. I'm well aware that they were doing me a big favor by letting me move in. I'm comfortable and happy there. I have a great relationship with my friend's mother — who is now my landlord — and she has never made me feel unwelcome. She constantly tells me I can stay as long as I like.
President Biden visited Puerto Rico this week, bringing federal aid and emotional support to the victims of Hurricane Ian. “I want the people of Puerto Rico to know I’m committed, my entire administration is committed to standing with you every step of the way as long as it takes,” Biden vowed.
This past week we attended the memorial for my husband Peter's oldest sister, Shelley.
DEAR HARRIETTE: I work freelance on a project that uses several teams to complete work. I was asked to provide creative guidance to one of the teams, and it is proving to be difficult. These people do not believe they need to answer to me.
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Ed Janning was recognized for the second time in seven years as “Kiwanian of the Year” by the Clinton Kiwanis Club. He was shown receiving his plaque, honoring him for the club year 1991-92, from outgoing president David Davis at the 66th annual installation of officers.
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DEAR HARRIETTE: I have some important things to discuss with my husband about our future, but I find that I am either too busy or too nervous to bring them up. We have been unhappy for a long time. I have done my best to deal with his grumpiness and overall malaise, but I am tired of it. Nothing I do seems to make a difference. He just stays negative.