DEAR ABBY: My husband and I are retired A short while ago, a young couple moved in across the street A few months later, my husband, who does yardwork for neighbors for extra money, started working in
theirs He never charged them for it, and even after they had the equipment to care for their yard, continued working there some of the time
One day, I caught him standing, fixated, watching her work in the front yard, completely oblivious to his surroundings He has told me how pretty he thinks she is, and she IS attractive She rarely starts a conversation or comes into our yard, but he goes into hers to talk at every opportunity If I question him about it, he either lies to me, laughs at me or yells at me What should I do? -- HUMILIATED IN...
Fast-forward a year: I have extensive dental work scheduled, so I finally asked her to repay me I told her I would take payments, but I need a regular time of month, every month She agreed to pay me back but made no mention of a timeline
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