Advice columnist Amy Dickinson answers her readers’ questions in this December 26, 2022 edition of Ask Amy.
As the global pandemic waxes, wanes, and threatens to wax again, we seem to be experiencing something of a hybrid existence as we try to serve our own health needs, while trying also to respect and protect those around us.
Those who can afford to share their material wealth should give abundantly, donating locally to the library, after-school programs, hospice center, arts organizations, historical society, and animal shelter.
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