A host asks Dear Abby for help after a niece repeatedly arrives two days late, prompting advice to establish firm limits and avoid waiting for tardy relatives.
A host turned to Dear Abby for guidance after a niece consistently arrives two days late, creating frustration and inconvenience.
The advice offered is to set clear limits and stop waiting around for relatives who are habitually tardy.
By establishing firm boundaries, the host can avoid the repeated delays and maintain control over their schedule.
"Set strict boundaries and stop waiting around for tardy relatives," Dear Abby advised.
People who regularly host family events may experience repeated delays and frustration when relatives are consistently late.
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