Miss Manners: Widow Should Ignore Tribute From Husband’s Ex-Girlfriend

Miss Manners: When they come for meals, she brings alternative food choices for her kids

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I have a good friend who now has two children. When invited for meals at my house, she now arrives with an alternate meal for at least one child, in case either does not care for the food being served. For instance, I invited the three of them over for homemade waffles, and the mother brought cereal for her youngest. This was not due to any dietary restrictions.

Miss Manners: Late husband’s ex leaves a hurtful tribute on his memorial

A grieving widow considers writing a public response after an old girlfriend details a past relationship on her deceased spouse's memory page.

Miss Manners: Widow should ignore tribute from husband’s ex-girlfriend

DEAR MISS MANNERS: When my husband died, his old girlfriend crawled out of the woodwork and wrote a tribute on his memory page about their “relationship from years in the past.”

Miss Manners: I’m hurt by what my late husband’s old girlfriend posted online ‘in tribute’

DEAR MISS MANNERS: When my husband died, his old girlfriend crawled out of the woodwork and wrote a tribute on his memory page about their “relationship from years in the past.”

Miss Manners: I was hurt by the old girlfriend’s post on my husband’s memorial page

Miss Manners: I feel like publicly responding to it. Plus: How can I dissuade my friend from bringing food for her children when they come to my house?