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Newspaper Page Text8B I DAWSON COUNTY NEWS I dawsonnews.com Wednesday, February 13,2019 PtST. BY ANPREWfc ItfNfcEL MNPKKnoN Fun 8 Games Pluggers by Gary Brookins 2/8 pluggerwail@aol.com Thanks to Gail P. Purant Manchester, New Hampshire WE PLAYED THERE LAST YEAR TO A PACKED HOUSE. THEY LOVED US! When a plugger says he’s "going on tour” with his band, he means he's going across town with his church hand bell group. Speed Bump by Dave Coverly B.C. by Hart ©Trust fbo Ida Hart uwo John Hart. All rights reserved Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller hM L£\|EL Of PNAIC. oti WHETWER \N&A? M l / ] e.c.oronw=>t Op. M4 (YBTPO- /MT PHHGIC1A.T V J Vlnezon \Nu£V INK, LTD. -Z.-& Mother Goose and Grimm by Mike Peters Over the Hedge by Michael Fry &T. Lewis VERNE HAS SEEN THROWING AWAY THAT WHICH OOESN’T BRING HIM JOY... ALL THESE YEARS,YOU DIDN’T KNOW 1 DON’T LIKE BEING TEASED? V OH, SURE, YOU’D WHINE AND POP ANTIDEPRESSANTS LIKE CHICLETS, BUT ... ...1 FIGURED, DEEP DOWN, YOU KNEW I WAS JUST KIDDING.' 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Bathroom peeping Tom stuns retirement home employee DEAR ABBY: Something happened at work that has me trauma tized. I work at a retirement house for a convent. The nuns are sweet, kind and easy to get along with. But last week while I was using the bathroom, a nun decid ed to be a Peeping Tom while I was on the toilet. She laughed at me in a taunting manner saying, “I can see you!” I screamed at her to stop, but she just kept looking and laughing at me. When she finally left, I was in shock. I reported the nun to my supervisor as soon as I could, but later in the day I was still so humiliated and upset that I ended up having an anxiety attack. I can’t stop thinking about it. It left me feeling disgusted with the nun and with myself. I want to report her to the police, but I don’t want drama at work. This is my only source of income. I need my job in order to pro vide for my kids, but I no longer feel comfortable working in a place where there are perverted nuns who don’t respect people’s privacy. What do I do? I’m con fused and angry, spending my days in my home cry ing and contemplating whether to file a police report. Please give me some advice. — TRAUMATIZED IN THE EAST DEAR TRAUMATIZED: I hope you realize that the behav ior the retired nun exhibited is that of a 4-year-old. She may suffer from dementia. While the woman may have had good judgment in her younger years, clearly she does not now. It may be the reason she is living in that retirement community. Em curious about how your supervisor reacted when you told her what happened. If you cannot DEARABBY Jeanne Phillips move beyond the trauma, talk to the director of the home and ask for counsel ing so you can regain some perspective. Filing a police report may not be the way to go. • • • DEAR ABBY: My wife and I are getting ready to retire. We are both employed and will have continued access to health insurance through our employers in retirement. My insurance covers her even if I predecease her, unless she remarries. My wife now says she wants to carry her own health insurance because she feels she might want to remarry sometime after my death. Her new interest about remarrying bothers me, and I feel somewhat guilty about that. What has me depressed is the question of who she would want to be buried beside — her new husband or me. We have been mar ried for 38 years, and the possibility of having a final resting place without her seems very lonely and like I am being rejected. It almost feels like a divorce. These are thoughts and feelings I can neither shake off nor rationalize. Your thoughts? — LIFE GOES ON DEAR LIFE GOES ON: Your wife is trying to keep her options open, which, although it isn’t sentimen tal, makes sense. There are no guarantees that if you predecease her, she will be swept off her feet, so you may be worrying needless ly. If you haven’t told her how you feel, it might put your mind at ease if you do.