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FORSYTH COUNTY NEWS Sunday. March 21. 2004
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DEAR ABBY: Our otherwise responsible 15- ding of my dreams. I’m worried if I invite Joe it
year-old daughter, “Marie," is upset will put a damper on my day, and if
with her father and me because we
won't allow her to have her belly but
ton pierced. She’s a good kid, and we
originally told her she could get it
pierced if she improved her grades.
However, after thinking it over, we
changed our minds and told her so.
Marie couldn’t believe we’d
changed our minds. She worked hard
and brought her grades up to A’s and
B’s. Now she is in tears because we won’t let
her have the piercing.
At what age do you and your readers consid
er belly button piercing appropriate ?
UPSET IN COLLEGEVILLE, PA.
DEAR UPSET: I see navel piercing as a fad
that has gone mainstream. Discuss it with your
family physician or a dermatologist to deter
mine what the risks are. Be sure your daughter
is present so she is aware of them, too. (As long
as the procedure is done hygienically, it should
n't cause any damage.) And in the future, I
advise you to think carefully before making any
more promises to your daughter.
DEAR ABBY: I am getting married in August.
My best friend, “Judy," is my maid of honor.
My problem is she expects me to invite her
fiance, "Joe," to the wedding.
While I love Judy dearly. I do not care for her
fiance. When they are together, they keep to
themselves and barely interact with other peo
ple.
I'm afraid if I invite Joe to my wedding,
she'll spend most of her time with him. He has
never done anything to make me dislike him.
but I've never had a good feeling about him
since the day I met him. I want to keep my
friend happy, but I also want to have the wed-
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THIS WEEK’S BIRTH
DAYS: A burgeoning social
life helps you in all areas.
You'll be introduced to new
romantic and employment
prospects through friends.
May shows you material suc
cess. but that's nothing com
pared to the spiritual well
being you'll get. Romantic
commitments come in July.
ARIES (March 21-April
19) It's all about concentra
tion. You may decide you are
too available to a loved one's
every need. In fact, someone
is distracting you from the
wish you'd like to see ful
filled. Disallow interruptions
once you get working. After
Thursday, love is frivolous,
fun and totally unpredictable.
TAURUS (April 20-May
20) Make a last-ditch effort
to complete a project. At the
very least, you'll get clarity
about what needs to be done
to reach the finish line.
Saturday, make some plans
for yourself. Once you get
used to living your life
regardless of what others do.
you’ll find you have compa
ny whenever you need it.
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Under the stars’ gaze
GEMINI (May 21-June
21) Work on your listening
skills. All the information
you require to make your
wish come true is being told
to you either in a verbal or a
non-verbal way. Conversely,
not listening then will cause
a setback.
CANCER (June 22-July
22) Finding love is on your
mind while everything
around you feels like spring
time. If your romantic life
has recently been a rocky
ride, don't be concerned.
Things have an amazing way
of turning out. Let go of a
grudge, and move forward.
Virgo is part of weekend fun.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Past
challenges have set the stage
for your fabulous entrance.
You'll expect applause and
get it metaphorically speak
ing in the way of recommen
dations or a generally warm
feeling from friends and fam
ily.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22).
Self-starters are smart
enough not to rely only on
their “self' to “start."
Involving a Sagittarius or
Capricorn is particularly
lucky. Get all the information
you can. A hot money tip fat
tens your wallet. A break
through on your project
occurs over the weekend.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23).
Dark and light forces vie to
rule your mind. Take charge.
Finding the inner point of
balance sets your growth
potential free.
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I don’t invite him, Judy will be hurt.
Is it OK not to invite him?
BRIDE-TO-BE
DEAR BRIDE-TO-BE: No, it’s
not OK. To exclude your friend’s
fiance would be selfish and a
breach of etiquette. They are offi
cially a couple, and besides, on
your wedding day you will be so
busy with your guests and your new
husband that you won't have time to dwell on
the amount of attention you'll be receiving from
your maid of honor.
DEAR ABBY: I enjoy the letters you print
about acts of kindness. I am a 63-year-old
woman with physical disabilities. While walk
ing out of the grocery store, I slipped on some
ice and fell. Abby, four people walked right past
me without even offering to help. A Muslim
family walked by. and the husband put his gro
ceries down and helped me up. He then carried
my groceries while his wife and son helped me
to my car. After that, they followed my car to
my house to make sure 1 arrived safely. Their
son helped me unload the groceries and get
them into my kitchen.
In all the chaos. I didn’t even get their names.
Please. Abby, let them know how grateful I am.
So many ugly things have been said about
Muslims since Sept. 11. Their kindness and
concern reminded me that there are many good
people out there, and we should not forget that.
(iRATEFUL IN ST. PAUL
DEAR GRATEFUL: You're right. We should
n't. Kindness and consideration for others aren’t
virtues confined by borders, nor are they
restricted to one religion. Thank you for point
ing it out.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.
21). So what if you're pulled
in different directions?
Sampling every available
choice will help you get into
a groove. Love is strong
enough to change your mind.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-
Dec. 21). Keep reminding
yourself of the bottom line.
Half of what’s going doesn't
even matter, except in a very
peripheral way. Your job is to
distinguish the important
stuff from the insignificant
stuff. Allies in the task are
Virgo and Leo.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-
Jan. 19). You're quite ideal
istic about what you can
accomplish, which is smart.
Pisces and Gemini friends
help you shape your goals
into something that will truly
make you happy.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18). The early week is a case
of too much information.
Isolate the issue, and the
answers are easier to find. If
you've got a secret crush, it
gets worse this week. Make
it known on Friday.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March
20). You’re probably feeling
a combination of relief and
loss —that's appropriate for
someone who recently sacri
ficed in order to move for
ward with life. Tuesday
brings a treat to pick up your
spirits! Wednesday through
Saturday, financial handlings
determine whether or not you
can afford to travel later next
month.
Dave Coverly