Dear Abby: Holidays bring up issues of gratitude

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<p><b>DEAR ABBY:</b> My sister-in-law lives across the country. For years, we shipped each other's children Christmas gifts. A few years ago, she went through a difficult divorce and has since stopped sending gifts. While we didn't discuss it, I figured it was a financial strain, which is understandable.</p><p>My issue is that we continued to send her children gifts but have never received a thank-you or even an acknowledgment. I feel it's rude, but my husband doesn't think it's a big deal. Am I wrong in feeling this way? — <i>LOVES CHRISTMAS IN CHICAGO</i></p><p><b>DEAR LOVES CHRISTMAS:</b>…
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Dear Abby: Holidays bring up issues of gratitude
<p><b>DEAR ABBY:</b> My sister-in-law lives across the country. For years, we shipped each other's children Christmas gifts. A few years ago, she went through a difficult divorce and has since stopped sending gifts. While we didn't discuss it, I figured it was a financial...
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DEAR ABBY: Holidays bring up issues of gratitude
An advice-seeker thinks it is rude that gifts are not acknowledged.
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