This is in response to your blog about your friend Karen. I've been blessed to have had two Karen's in my life. They were sisters. One is my mom; the other was my Aunt Ruthie. More >>

In Dr. Laura's Daily Dose, she asked, "What's the biggest whopper of a lie you told as a kid? What were the consequences?" Here are some of your responses: More >>

Recently, my partner and I discovered our standard poodle might have to be put to sleep because of a serious lung problem we just discovered she has. More >>

The correct way to say it is "as long as my husband and I are here." Here's a good way to test it: delete my husband. Would you say, "as long as I am here" or "as long as me is here?" More >>

Carl's letter to you about How Men View Sex also caught my attention. I've been thinking about learning a new, ahem, "skill" that is both exciting but rightfully very intimidating. More >>

...I have heard you speak of your Aunt Lucia. My Uncle Hans was an aeronautical engineering student at the Delft Institute of Technology when the Nazis invaded the Netherlands. More >>

Hope you enjoy the following bits of humor Terry sent in: More >>

Thank you for sharing Colin's email about the simple pleasures of manhood. I also had to learn the difference between a female and a lady, and to decide which I wanted to be. More >>

I had a bad mom, the kind who would scream, call me stupid, hit and grab me by the ear and drag me on the floor. More >>

I was raised in the liberal Boston area. We were all supposed to have it all. Well, after having kids, I did work periodically: once using an institutional daycare center. My youngest, 18 months at the time cried for 1 week straight. More >>