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A reader writes: "I made a two-year commitment to a job that's good for my career and for which my husband agreed to move. Where we are living is not our kind of place. I am doing well and making friends, but my husband is miserable."

A reader writes: "I made a two-year commitment to a job that's good for my career and for which my husband agreed to move. Where we are living is not our kind of place. I am doing well and making friends, but my husband is miserable."

A reader writes: "I made a two-year commitment to a job that's good for my career and for which my husband agreed to move. Where we are living is not our kind of place. I am doing well and making friends, but my husband is miserable."

A reader writes: "I made a two-year commitment to a job that's good for my career and for which my husband agreed to move. Where we are living is not our kind of place. I am doing well and making friends, but my husband is miserable."

A reader writes: "I made a two-year commitment to a job that's good for my career and for which my husband agreed to move. Where we are living is not our kind of place. I am doing well and making friends, but my husband is miserable."

A reader writes: "My mother is suffering from dementia and terrible memory loss, and I've recently decided to take a leave of absence from my job to become her primary caregiver. I work at an Internet startup, so the transition has been fairly abrupt and very difficult for me to handle."

A reader writes: "What do you think is the worst thing that can happen to a person? I've had a lot of sickness and financial problems in my life, and I thought things couldn't get any worse. But recently I lost my wife, and that's even worse. Will still worse things come my way?"

A Canadian food adventurer explores some tasty treats in and around Kelowna, B.C., in the Canadian Okanagan, which is more known for its wineries.

Garden expert Marianne Binetti answers your garden questions, starting with suggestions for a vine that will tolerate shade.

Master Gardener Ciscoe Morris offers his weekly "to do" list, starting with a reminder to remember to frequently water new plantings as temperatures warm up.