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AUTO-TUNE Solution: 11 letters L O T E N O 1 S S E R P X E S o 1 D A R T L A U D 1 E N C E E D V P A C E M u L O V A V C L U E E R V T V o C A L O 1 1 A A S N N u 1 O D O E 1 N M T N A Y H O B O E N c C D N Y S O M N A T H E T N E R N E G U 1 P O N E P P A R 0 L A T O o S L M C S 1 M O T E © B S L c s 1 R E T R B E R H C ® 1 O A E T A C O O D O H C E N L N L F U H F T 1 M B R E 1 A O H T O D R 1 T S Y D O L E M T C E R E C O R D 1 N G E N 1 F E R P 1 N S T R U M E N T A L T R © 2022 Andrews McMeel Syndication www.wonderword.com "j "] /25 Acoustic, Alter, Amplitude, Art, Audience, Audio, Band, Beat, Concert, Echo, Edit, Enhance, Expression, Genre, Harmony, Instrumental, Key, Listen, Live, Melody, Microphone, Movie, Notes, Pace, Performance, Pitch, Professional, Radio, Recording, Refine, Robotic, Scale, Speed, Talk, Technology, Theater, Timbre, Tone, Tour, Vocal, Voice, Volume Answer below Dear Abby Purchase THE COLLECTED WONDERWORD, Volumes 56 through 70, in time for the holidays at www.WonderWordBooks.com. (In Canada, call 1 -855-232-2367) Wife feels like second-class citizen in her own home DEAR ABBY: I have been married for five years. My husband and I are both past middle age and have been married before. For much of our early mar riage, my husband was ill. He required surgeries and a lot of care. I never com plained or felt burdened, yet the smallest ache I have is a “pain” for him. As time has gone on, there are some things in our marriage that I frankly don’t understand. We cele brate Father’s Day and his birthday, but never Mother’s Day or my birth day. My husband is sweet and charming to everyone, but ignores or becomes very angry with me. He has called me things he promised never to say. He makes excuses for not wanting to do things together. He spends 12 hours a day outside to avoid me. He defends his friends when they say dis respectful things about me, citing the fact that he “doesn’t want to lose old friends.” He believes that whatever is said by others is my problem and I should just accept it. We have seen a marriage counselor and it has not helped us. Help me understand, please. — SECOND IN NEBRASKA DEAR SECOND: From your description, your hus band is selfish, self-cen tered, lacks the ability to empathize or nurture and would rather allow his “friends” to disrespect the woman he married than confront them. I hope you felt some psychic gratifica tion from taking care of him when he badly needed it, because it appears that is all you are going to get from this relationship. My question for you is: How long are you willing to tolerate being treated this way? Many women would prefer to be alone than liv ing the life you are. You deserve better than what you have been getting, and I hope you will have the courage to go for it. DEAR ABBY Jeanne Phillips DEAR ABBY: My youngest son and his wife invited me to come live with them in Colorado. I am 68 and retired, and was struggling to survive finan cially and maintain my home in Washington. It made sense to sell it and move into their house. My son was laid off from his job and has been seek ing employment. He received an offer from a company in Pennsylvania. I’m about to receive a large amount of cash from the sale of my home, more money than I’ve ever had. My son came to me last evening and asked me to lend him all of it for a down payment on a house in Pennsylvania. He says he will pay it back once his house in Colorado sells. He figures it could take six months to pay it back. My alarm bells are ring ing, and I honestly don’t know how to respond. I believe he has my best interests at heart, but I’m hesitant to give him every penny. Am I being silly? — BIG CHANGES DEAR CHANGES: Discuss this matter with an attorney! IF you decide to give a portion of the money you receive from the sale of your home for a down payment on your son’s home in Pennsylvania, you should have plenty left over for yourself. But whatever agreement you make should be in a legal docu ment IN WRITING. Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at www. DearAbby.com or PO. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. Wonderword answer: Televisions
