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Kathy Shepard 2 Lafayette. IN c r _ WrtWto <1 Tntovn* M«*t tenHOM ~ mni <34 M Am £ rdMo! Ir M M FQJ a/ S ...JllrlH ' - Pluggerß reuse Ziploc bags until they get holes in them. Destroying diaries closes window to the past DEARABBY: I am writing in response to the letter about the man who read his deceased wife’s diaries, written prior to their marriage, when she was a teenager. He had been unaware that she had dated many men. including one of his best friends, and that she had hoped to marry another man. The man’s daughter urged diarists to destroy writings not meant to be read by survivors. As an archivist, whose job it is to preserve history for generations to come, 1 would strongly caution against destroying material. Diaries are few and far between today, and offer glimpses into the past. While that family may have had a bad experience, most people treasure diaries as an intimate connection with someone no longer present. That man angry at what he didn't know sounds like a grieving widower who would rather be angry with his deceased wife than face his sadness at losing her. We all cope with death differently, and this might be the most comforting way for him to deal with his loss. If he is truly holding her teenage years against her. then whether it lasted 62 years or not, it couldn’t have been much of a marriage. 1 don't think that is the case, however. His daughter should be ready to help him through his grief. He will come around when he’s ready. STACEY C. PEEPLES, RIVERSIDE. NJ. DEAR STACEY: It did not occur to me that diaries could be of historical significance. However, if someone is writing sensitive information in a diary or a journal, instruc tions should be left that those documents remain sealed until anyone who could be hurt by the contents has also passed on. Read on: < 1 *- I At i X ' JfebJ Joyce Jillson TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (March 25). You're irre sistibly attractive to scores of people this year and will really have to guard your time. Make sure it's all adding up to some thing you'll be proud of years from now. A project done well in June will push you into a new career realm. Love with a Sagittarius or Libra is intense ly passionate. Your good judg ment brings a windfall in September. Your lucky num bers are: 7, 35. 20. 12 and 30. ARIES (March 21-April 19). You'll be working with all types of people. Young folks may exhibit ignorance. You can help along their learning process with a gentle nudge, but do be patient. It's better not to expect change. Let yourself be pleasantly sur prised. TAURUS (April 20-May 20). You've got a rock and roll aura around you. The more you strut like your own version of Mick Jagger, the more oppor tunities for love you open up. At work, get down to the nitty gritty. or you'll miss some thing important! FORSYTH COUNTY NEWS Thursday, March 25,2004 - Speed Bump Dave Coverly -isd-ryr .11 k |</uoev*f> n>w» Ha—H K / OF C(W<& 1 /\ / TOGOFORkW.K... W //ft. A Wt ' WINOUTO 0 // \ WHO GO TOR /wBl V J] • 111 xFn c J/'' <T,<<g£7 M L| LNING KU QKOTOUM.IX DOG.., | DEAR ABBY: To “Sad in Pennsylvania,” & AM Jeanne Phillips history, human psychology and my own ancestry. A vital part of my life would be missing if someone had destroyed that book. SABRA IN L.A. DEAR SABRA: You inherited a treasure. I can only imagine the changes that occurred during your great-grandmother's lifetime. When my own dear grandmother. Rose Phillips, died at the age of 103 in October 2002, our family realized that over the span of her lifetime she had seen the rise of the automobile, the birth of commercial air trav el. Prohibition, women's suffrage, the Roaring '2os. the Great Depression, two World Wars, the discovery of penicillin, man on the moon, the invention of the microwave oven, the fax machine, the computer, the Internet, the cell phone and the birth control pill. Oh. if only she had kept a diary! DEAR ABBY: That daughter said her dad is upset after 62 years of a “full and happy mar riage." That man should be feeling on top of the world. He was the one her mother select ed to be her soul mate and nothing that happened before matters. HAPPY HUSBAND, ORLANDO. FLA. DEAR H.H.: I agree Under the stars ’ gaze GEMINI (May 21-June 21) Quality people think you’re cool. It has to do with honesty. You are especially in touch with the truth tonight. But just because you recognize the truth doesn't mean you have to tell it. It's best to wait until you’re asked. CANCER (June 22-July 22) A ton of work is piled on your desk, but don't let it get you down. You'll have to go outside your comfort zone to get results, but the results you do get are worth the effort. Love tip: Taking certain liberties shows you are confident. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Imagine how productive you could be if you didn't care a lick about whether or not that certain someone joined your team. When you're very involved in your own world, that's when a new prospect wants to sweep you away. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Family matters come first you handle them beautifully. Your backward way of solv ing problems is super-enter taining to a foxy someone. Celebrate your oddness. Everyone is a bit odd, after all. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). You're so used to working hard that sometimes you can't even tell where the path of least resistance is. An Aquarius leads the way. Dare to be the rebel, even if it makes you a bit unpopular. whose 85-year-old father was dis tressed to find his wife’s teenage diaries after her death (and others who might be in a similar situa tion), I want to say, "Please don’t destroy these diaries or other writings after the person dies.” 1 am the deeply grateful owner of my great-grandmother’s diary, begun in 1855. It has given me profound insight into American SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Your mother or a sibling has truly valuable insight about your life if you're brave enough to ask. Working out the kinks in a business deal will take extra time. Don't rush it, though, or you'll be stuck with a wonky arrangement. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- Dec. 21). The one you are try ing to attract needs plenty of freedom, just like you. If you don't make any promises and don't request them from potential sweetie, the relation ship grows strong faster. Another Sagittarius under stands. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). A nervous energy might take hold, but this can also be interpreted by optimists as excitement. You may have to trick your own psyche to per form this afternoon. Innovation and genius will be bom out of a sense of competi tion. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). How many times do you have to win a battle only to discover that you have to fight it again? Stop struggling, and get away from a negative part ner. Tonight, doing something that makes no logical sense is very attractive. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). There are friendly vibes around you. and people feel it’s easy to approach you. You may even get an odd request this aftemixm. The opportuni ty for outsiders to become insiders is featured. PAGE 5B