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DEAR ABBY
Jeanne Phillips
employee, I can’t get time
off Labor Day weekend to
fly back to the East Coast
for the wedding. (Labor
Day is one of the big sum
mer holidays for camp
grounds.)
His fiancee has done
other hurtful things in the
past, and I can’t help but
doubt it was an oversight
that 1 wasn’t consulted
before their wedding date
was set. When I tried to
talk to my son about it, I
received the anticipated
hostility I usually get
from him.
My question to you is,
should I pay for their
caterer? 1 have given this
son so much money over
the years that I can't help
but believe he’s a user.
Advice, please. —
EXCLUDED OUT WEST
DEAR EXCLUDED: If
your son had wanted you
to be at his wedding, you
would have been consult
ed before the date was set.
His fiancee didn't consult
you because that is proba
bly the way your son
wanted it. Under the cir
cumstances, you should
not pay for any of the
wedding expenses. If you
feel you must do some
thing, send them a con
gratulatory card wishing
them “a lifetime of happi
ness together”” Period.
Dear Abby is written by
Abigail Van Buren, also
known as Jeanne Phillips,
and was founded by her
mother, Pauline Phillips.
Contact Dear Abby at www.
DearAbby.com or P.O. Box
69440, Los Angeles, CA
90069.
DEAR ABBY: I'm the
mother of two teenagers,
ages 13 and 15. I am try
ing to teach them to do
chores and help around
the house, but all I get is
attitude from them.
I try to explain that I
didn’t grow up with a
dishwasher and I washed
all the dishes by hand.
Well, now that we have a
dishwasher, they don’t
want to load or unload it
either! I try not to spoil
my kids, but I guess it’s
too late. Sometimes I get
so frustrated that I just do
the chores myself.
What am I doing wrong
as a parent? My kids are
either on their iPhone or
iPad or Xbox. They have a
better childhood than I
ever had, but they don't
understand. It’s hurtful
when their response is
“Let me live,” or “You
don’t understand any
thing,” or “I can’t wait to
get out of the house and
get away from you!” This
is very hurtful, and 1
guess I just needed to
vent to someone other
than my husband. Thanks
for lefting me. —
STRESSED-OUT MOM
DEAR MOM: You're
welcome. Now, may I
offer a suggestion? You
should not be doing your
teenagers’ chores for
them. Instead, start insti
tuting consequences if
they shirk their responsi
bilities. An effective con
sequence would be to
confiscate their iPhone,
iPad or Xbox if the chores
aren’t done when they’re
supposed to be. And if
they talk disrespectfully
to you — ditto!
DEAR ABBY: My son’s
fiancee set their wedding
date without asking me if
I could make it. I recently
took a job on the West
Coast. As a campground
manager and new