THIS WEEK'S DEAR JOHN LETTER!
Dear John
I live on a cul-de-sac and everyone in the neighborhood are good friends. In fact, we probably are too close. All of the women are very close and we know a lot about one another's lives. I guess it's both good and bad, especially now. Because I know something I wish I did not know. One of our friends has told us that her husband doesn't have any sex drive. It's been going on for a couple of years and she's really frustrated. The guys have no idea she's told us about it. She has also been trying to get me and my husband to come over for dinner, it's never worked for us and I'm kind of glad! I think she is expecting more that dinner. One of the women on the street is my very best friend. We share everything together...even beyond the close friends on the street. She just told me that she and her husband have been secretly having threesomes with the lonely wife for more than five years and my best friend is sick of our other friend complaining about being sex-starved. Now I don't know what to do with this. I feel like it's going to all blow-up and ruin our perfect neighborhood. How can I navigate through this delicate situation? Should we just list our home and move? I'm pretty much ready for that!
Signed
Not that close of a neighbor!
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☞ Set expectations: Prime yourself and your co-workers for what to expect while you are away. Can you unplug completely? Who will cover your responsibilities? Do they have everything they need so they won’t need to contact you?
☞ Mute notifications: This is essential if you truly want to unwind. And if you still won’t be able to resist checking in, take the even more drastic measure of deleting all work apps from your phone.
☞ Set up an emergency plan: If you’re required you to stay in touch in case of emergencies, have a plan in place with your coworkers. Yes, they should call you if a situation arises, but there should be a clear course of action regarding how to handle these things.
☞ Distract yourself deliciously: It is so important to find absorbing activities that enrich time away from work, enabling you to disengage from the daily grind. Whether it is outdoor activities, trying new foods, or exploring a new environment, get your mind off work.
☞ Forgive
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So, forgive yourself if you need to do some work on vacation, as it
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stressful first day back.
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