Dear Amy: I have been with my husband for 23 years. It took me many years to trust him, due to his past behavior where he lied to me and was with other women.
— Sad and EmptyGiven that you don’t trust him at all, you should not trust his lame explanations or dodging statements. Nor should you judge a single woman for agreeing to go camping with your married husband. Why? Because, given that he seems to be supplying the information here, there is some likelihood that she doesn’t know that he is married, or that he has told her that you two are separated or divorced.Over two decades of being with him should have taught you this: Lying liars lie.
While I’m not opposed to some alternative baking, I don’t really have the time to make multiple alternative recipes for each occasion. If you are supplying all of the baked goods for an event outside your home, then yes — it is thoughtful for you to also bring something safe for this relative to eat. Homemade or store bought, who cares? It truly is the thought that counts.
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