Dear Amy: My husband and I are jokingly telling each other we are ready to move.
Dear Amy: A new neighbor moved in. I left a welcome gift on their porch, like I do for everyone that moves in.AdvertisementUpon entering, the husband said: “Let’s get the awkward part over and hug.” Hugs came in our direction, and we gave them both a hug.During dinner he mentioned wanting to use our pool. After more texts from him, we invited them over on a Sunday evening.My older son put out his hand for a handshake.
While we were there, he asked my son for his cellphone number. I piped up: “You can call our landline number to ask our son to feed your dog.”I keep telling myself that these neighbors are just trying too hard, but we feel uncomfortable. What concerns me is that you would rather submit to unwanted sidewinder hugs from your neighbor than deal with him by expressing – out loud – how you and your family operate.
Emphasize to your sons that if they are skeeved-out by this neighbor, they should keep their distance, not accept any offers or pressure to feed his dog, and tell you about any physical or virtual contact – or attempted contact.Trina is absolutely fantastic – she is bright, energetic, kind, and beautiful.Trina’s birth father, “Thomas” was a married man with three children when he fathered her.
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