How can you take the high road?

October 29, 2016 at 10:30PM
Columnist Gail Rosenblum
Columnist Gail Rosenblum (Colleen Kelly — Star Tribune/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Irritating co-workers, poor service, dishes in the sink. Aggravating! We know we're not supposed to sweat the small stuff. We know we ought to take the high road and be kind, but the low road is so tempting.

In her "High Road" column, appearing Sundays in Variety, columnist Gail Rosenblum tackles our daily frustrations with humor and candor, helping us form thoughtful, honest responses.

Have a daily dilemma for Gail? Send it to gail.rosenblum@startribune.com. Please put "High Road" in the memo line.

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