Dear Abby: Relatives like to drop in with no notice
I’m so tired of it. I would prefer knowing ahead of time so I won’t have to cancel my previous plans when they show up. It’s nice to chat, but I’d like to know beforehand that they are coming so I can meet them for a meal or activity rather than sit for hours.
Dear Abby: Advance notice would be nice. Nervy relatives always show up unannounced.
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