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Yesterday's Answer Productive ’» tor Us McM DMnwd Mm 11. II wM*W II wrc LK«rUS Wi ow»» b Ln<r» *■ Sfdat m E xngi b h *» to nt f -a» tr «r mtn to Srt t MMCTOt ffi »9 Urw7iStM I ">Jl»MiO»sSCT<sr.riO»»*»«wsar Pluggers Gary Brookins 4/M www.plugg«r»xoi» rrwwxoKSfSgTSr* i *Jo mchrnond.VA | Wrftato Mutt** *? Tnbuna mm •«*««• <* f wo. Hugs are plugger Prozac. Photos from friend's past have new life on the net DEAR ABBY: When we were in our 20s, my best friend “Debbie” was an actress in several movies and television shows. Then she married, started a family and retired to be a stay-at-home mom. However, when she was just starting out and was desperate for work, she had a nude role in a movie. It wasn’t pornography, but it was graphic. Her sons are now in high school and col lege. Last week, I was searching for her new e-mail address and did a Web search on the Internet. I found several pictures of her that had been taken on the movie set and those pictures could definitely be called pornographic. I doubt if Debbie knows they exist, much less have been posted on the Internet. Should I tell her? Or should I keep my mouth shut and hope for the best? WORRIED IN W(M)STER. OHIO DEAR WORRIED: If there were nude pic tures of YOU on the Internet, wouldn’t you want to know? Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Better she should hear the news from you. DEAR ABBY’: I am a 23-year-old single woman who was in a serious relationship for three years with a man 1 had known for nearly a decade since we were children. We parted on bad terms a year and a half ago. My friends and family tell me what a won derful. funny, beautiful person I am that I have a great personality and I should begin dat ing again. They are always trying to set me up with someone. Sometimes the thought is appealing, but when the time comes to call or approach a guy. I get scared. I have been asked out, but 1 never go. A part of me likes being single, but some times I get lonely and wish I could find the '<v « t > • i X —L , £. I Joyce Jillson TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (April 23). You have many wonderful friends rooting for you this year, and they are your true wealth. But the cash flow in May is nothing to sneeze at, either. A leap of faith in June involves your heart the more trustworthy you are in relationships, the more you'll be able to trust others. Weddings are glorious July events. Lucky love signs are Virgo and Pisces. Your lucky numbers are: 2. 13. 29, 35 and 16. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Your attention to detail saves the day. Be the one who makes conditions more ami able for all, and don’t let chal lengers get your defenses up. It’s your leadership ability and dynamic personality that brings down rivals. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Sort out your reaction to the changes of the past week. Married couples find their partners have already planned out the whole day; it’s best to follow along. A special insight into your health is a blessing. Speed Bump Dave Coverly courage to ask a guy out. My mom keeps asking Si ** * » '’* Ltz Jeanne Phillips —J, you want a place in the sun. sometimes you have to put up with a few blisters.” Dating is a selection process, and hopefully we learn from our errors. Although you parted on bad terms, the relationship you had was a learning experience. It taught you what you DON’T want in a relationship, and that’s a valu able lesson. Please don't give up now. You have only just begun. You may have to “kiss a few frogs.’ but it will all be worth it when you final ly encounter Prince Channing. DEAR ABBY: My husband and 1 have no chil dren. Our friends' children are teenagers and are good kids. We often include them when we invite their parents to dinner at our home, or when we meet for a bite after work. We enjoy doing this on occasion, but our friends tend to assume that their kids have a blanket invitation to come along. I would like to have an adults-only dinner gathering at our home. Is it OK to say that when I extend the invitation? HOSTESS, ANYWHERE. USA DEAR HOSTESS: Os course it’s all right. If you choose to host a dinner party, you are with in your rights to specify that you want the evening to be an adults-only affair. And since you make an effort to include the children at other times, there should be no hard feelings. Under the stars’gaze GEMINI (May 21-June 21). Don't be too eager to talk; lis tening is more profitable. Fun and romance are what you need tonight. Relaxing is the most important. Take a sun bath. or do some gardening! Children may be the source of enjoyable surprises. CANCER (June 22-July 22). You've got the brains in your group, so use them. Keeping the costs of a project under control takes an extra special effort. Many tasks on your list go better in solitude. Don't be too quick to buy a sob story, but do help a friend. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). You're learning how to man age diverse personalities now. No one is perfect, but every one is doing the best possible job under the circumstances. Tonight, you'll feel you deserve to do whatever you want, and you do! VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). You put your values at the front end of your business. Keep asking yourself why you started this venture to make sure you’re in line with your vision. The magical, life changing words are: “I’ll think about it and get back to you." LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Instead of fighting to improve, work on accepting yourself now, and the rest happens naturally. You'll be free of old patterns soon enough. Don't require so much of others that only superheroes can fit the bill. me if I’ve met anyone. I know she wants me to be happy, but I’m scared of being hurt again, so I lie to everyone and tell them I’m fine. But I can’t lie to myself. Can you give me some words of advice to boost my confidence? BURNED IN TEXAS DEAR BURNED: Only this: Nothing ventured, nothing gained. As my dear mother used to say, “If SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). In the face of challenge, you put the good of the group first and score big. Cash easi ly slips through your fingers, but the experience you bought is worth it. Behind-the-scenes activity is lucky for your love life. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- Dec. 21). You aren’t always comfortable in the spotlight role, but take it anyhow. You're the voice of authority that causes others to fall in line. Singles are as lucky as they are bold. Romantic com petition brings out your best. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Trying to make every one happy is an exercise in futili ty. State your point clearly, and then, let it go. Mediation helps a stressful work situa tion. New work is on the horizon. What career ideas are you open to considering? AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Providing a valuable service is the fastest way to riches and love. You give of yourself freely, and others return your generosity. What seems like an insignificant problem at first will soon demand attention. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) Try not to leave a situa tion just because the pace is too slow or without variation. Stability is a plus right now, and you'll be glad you hung in there. Volunteer and politi cal work lead to future career prospects.