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By JILL PERTLERFeature Writer ‘Shards’ I’ve written much on grief. In writing class they tell you to write what you know, but this isn’t why… Login to continue reading Login…

By JILL PERTLERFeature Writer ‘The Season of Believing’ I believe in Santa Claus. When you critically examine the whole narrative, what’s not to believe? Logic… Login to continue reading Login…

By R. ERIC THOMASTribune Content Agency Dear Eric: When my only son and his wife got married and had kids, I was informed that Christmas… Login to continue reading Login…

By R. ERIC THOMASTribune Content Agency Dear Eric: I have been married to my husband almost 10 years; we have two children. I will not… Login to continue reading Login…

R. ERIC THOMASTribune Content Agency Dear Eric: My wife and I married two years ago. We were both widowed after long happy marriages and feel… Login to continue reading Login…

By R. ERIC THOMASTribune Content Agency Dear Eric: How do you stay friends with someone who puts zero interest in maintaining an adult friendship? My… Login to continue reading Login…

By JILL PERTLERFeature Writer ‘Don’t be afraid of the C word’ My journey through grief has been a public one, laid out for you here… Login to continue reading Login…

Dear Eric: My son and my niece had been friends since childhood but had a falling out about a decade ago.

The girl (or boy, as the case may be) couldn’t remember exactly when, but life became weary.

Dear Eric: My husband doesn’t live in the country in which he was born.