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1 week ago | 
timescolonist.com | Lisi Tesher
Dear Lisi: My 24-year-old sister’s boyfriend is bisexual. She doesn’t care because she’s bi-curious, but my parents don’t understand AT ALL. To be honest, I’m not sure why she told them, but I think she was worried they would find out somehow and she wanted them to be prepared. I think it backfired because the poor guy can’t come over without getting peppered with a million questions. My mom is so curious, it’s hilarious.
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1 week ago | 
timescolonist.com | Lisi Tesher
Dear Lisi: This past Mother’s Day was an absolute s-t show! Part of it was uncontrollable, and part of it was totally avoidable. It started with my oldest child waking up crying and then vomiting all over herself and her bed. That was the uncontrollable part. My husband had gone for an early morning run with the dog, thinking everyone would still be asleep when he returned.
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1 week ago | 
wellandtribune.ca | Lisi Tesher
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1 week ago | 
stcatharinesstandard.ca | Lisi Tesher
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1 week ago | 
timescolonist.com | Lisi Tesher
Dear Lisi: My son wasn’t feeling well and asked if he could stay home from school. He didn’t have a fever, runny nose or cough. He said his throat hurt but he didn’t ask for medicine. He’s a good boy and I was happy to let him stay home if he wasn’t feeling up to going. This isn’t something he does regularly. The following week, it happened again. I didn’t remember that he had stayed home the week before, so I responded similarly.
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1 week ago | 
timescolonist.com | Lisi Tesher
Dear Lisi: My friend is so sensitive, it’s hard to maintain a friendship with her. And she’s getting more sensitive as we get older. When we were teenagers, we thought it was just part of adolescence, teenage angst, hormones. But now that we’re in our 20s, we realize it’s just who she is. I say we because we’re a group of friends who have been friends forever and we all feel the same way. When we were younger, I used to cry about it to my mom.
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1 week ago | 
stcatharinesstandard.ca | Lisi Tesher
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1 week ago | 
mykawartha.com | Lisi Tesher
Q My friend is so sensitive it’s difficult to maintain a friendship with her. She’s getting more sensitive as we get older. When we were teenagers, we thought it was just part of adolescence, teenage angst, hormones. But now that we’re in our 20s we realize it’s just who she is. I say ‘we’ because we’re a group of friends who have been friends forever and we all feel the same way. When we were younger, I used to cry about it to my mom.
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2 weeks ago | 
timescolonist.com | Lisi Tesher
Dear Lisi: My teenage daughter is as sassy as it gets. She’s a good daughter, has always done well in school, never gets in trouble, doesn’t fight with her siblings. But recently, she just gives me sass at every turn. At first, I thought she was just trying it on, you know, to see if it fit. I thought she’d give it a rest after the first few comments, especially since I asked her not to be so rude and that a punishment would ensue if she continued. She continued and I punished her.
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2 weeks ago | 
flamboroughreview.com | Lisi Tesher
Q My teenage daughter is as sassy as it gets. She’s a good daughter, has always done well in school, never gets in trouble, doesn’t fight with her siblings. But recently, she just gives me sass at every turn. At first I thought she was just trying it on, you know, to see if it fit. I thought she’d give it a rest after the first few comments, especially since I asked her not to be so rude and that a punishment would ensue if she continued. She continued and I punished her.
