Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States (Local)
Helen Ford Wallace's articles predominantly cover lifestyle and family & relationships, with a focus on providing how-to guides, expert commentary, and gift guides. Her geographic focus is local to the United States, specifically Oklahoma and Oklahoma City.
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By: Callie Athey, Lillie-Beth Brinkman, Helen Ford Wallace
QUESTION: I have a friend who usually cancels plans we have made. It hurts my feelings. Should I continue to give this person a place in my life?
By: Helen Ford Wallace, Callie Athey
Lillie-Beth Brinkman, Callie Athey and Helen Ford Wallace QUESTION : Should I set rules when traveling with my children?
By: Callie Athey, Helen Ford Wallace
Lillie-Beth Brinkman, Callie Athey and Helen Ford Wallace | Special to The Oklahoman
By: Helen Ford Wallace, Callie Athey, Lillie-Beth Brinkman
QUESTION: Should I be really mad that several of my guests did not reply to my party invitation? Is there a better way to invite people to a party?
By: Lillie-Beth Brinkman, Callie Athey, Helen Ford Wallace
QUESTION: Is there a secret to being a good boss? I manage an office and want to keep the people who work for me happy.
By: Callie Athey, Helen Ford Wallace, Lillie-Beth Brinkman
Parent writes: Teenagers say I embarrass them by telling stories about them. What is a good rule to reduce conflict?
By: Callie Athey, Helen Ford Wallace, Lillie Beth-Brinkman
For retiree, 'What do you do?' question is not so easy to answer. The 20-40-60 etiquette team offers advice.
By: Callie Athey, Helen Ford Wallace, Lillie Beth-Brinkman
QUESTION: Is there a polite way to answer the question “What do you do?” I am retired and I find myself wanting to tell the asking person about my former job, but that is not the question he asked.
By: Lillie-Beth Brinkman, Helen Ford Wallace, Callie Athey
QUESTION: After getting a massage, the therapist asked for another tip on top of what I'd already paid. What should I have done?
By: Helen Ford Wallace, Callie Athey, Lillie-Beth Brinkman
QUESTION: I told a friend that his financial insights made me uncomfortable and haven't talked to him since. Was there a better way to handle this?
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