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Student moving home must accept loss of freedom
DEAR ABBY: I am a col¬ assumed it was for work.
lege student. I live on my own and
work two jobs in order to make ends
meet.
I recently told my dad I want to
move back home. My dad is very
excited at the prospect.
The reason I moved out was my
stepmother. I can’t stand her. She is
very controlling, and we have never
gotten along. I have tried to make
peace with her since I left, but she is
Abby, at this point I am used to being on
my own and not having to account to anyone
for my time. How am I going to make this
drastic change?
— TROUBLED IN TENNESSEE
DEAR T. in T.: By gritting your teeth and
recognizing that there’s no free lunch. Instead
of paying rent for a roof over your head, you
will be sacrificing some of your freedom.
Once you accept that this is an exchange
— and that it will help you achieve a goal —
you’ll adapt. However, if you can’t accept the
terms, I advise you to stay where you are.
DEAR ABBY: My parents watched two of
my younger children last week while my hus¬
band and I took our older children on vaca¬
tion. Today, while helping my 5-year-old
daughter visit a Barbie Web site, I discovered
someone had used my computer to extensive¬
ly visit a pornographic Web site.
We have three computers, and my father
had access only to this one. Our other com¬
puters were unaffected.
I know these Web sites were not on my
computer when we left. Our family has
always joked with my dad about the amount
of time he spends on computers, but we
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TODAY’S BIRTHDAY
(July 7). Set your sights high
this year to be invigorated like
never before. This month and
next, your feelings for loved
ones deepen, and those bonds
are strengthened through
shared experiences, especially
travel. August is prime time to
take that vacation you put off
before. For new love relation¬
ships, Sagittarius cherishes
you, and Taurus provides for
you. Your lucky numbers are:
5,25,1,39 and 17.
ARIES (March 21-ApriI 19).
A momentary lapse in judg¬
ment makes an authority fig¬
ure seem like the all-powerful
granter of happiness and suc¬
cess, but this couldn’t be fur¬
ther from the truth. You’re a
brilliant communicator when
you’re feeling confident.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20).
If your day is riddled with
challenges, don’t worry — it
only means you’re playing a
big enough game. Just as Red
Light/Green Light would be a
dull activity for teenagers, a
day free of extra demand
would be complete bore for
you.
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Jeanne Phillips
DEAR NOT: Tell your parents what you
found and let your father know that you feel
he betrayed your trust. To ensure that it does¬
n’t happen again, either install parental con¬
trol software on your computers or discuss it
with your Internet service provider so access
to these sites can be blocked. Once that’s
done, I see no reason to keep your children
from a loving grandfather as long as he views
his adult material in his own home, in private.
DEAR ABBY: My fiance and I are being
married in a few months. It’s the second time
around for both of us. Only our parents and
children will attend.
We would like to send announcements to
the rest of the family afterward to share our
joy, but we worry that it might be considered
a bid for gifts.
Is there a proper way to put something like
No gifts, please” on the announcements?
— WANTS TO DO THE RIGHT THING
DEAR WANTS: Wedding announcements
carry no obligation regarding gifts — and no
reference should be made to gifts when shar¬
ing your happy news. If you are contacted and
asked about gifts, that is the time to verbally
state that no gifts are necessary or expected.
Under the stars * gaze
GEMINI (May 21-June 21).
Your colleagues hold you in
high esteem, but you might
secretly wish they didn’t, for
all the pressure it brings. Your
lesson is like Spider-Man’s:
With great talent comes great
responsibility. Your love life
sizzles with possibility.
CANCER (June 22-JuIy
22). Maybe you’ll miss a few
of the subtle innuendos —
the new relationships crop¬
ping up between colleagues,
the secret opinions that are
made obvious through body
language and so on. It’s
called being focused.
LEO (July 23*Aug. 22). The
practical way of getting
results is not the fastest way,
the most pleasurable way or
the cheapest way. Put your
sensors out in the cosmic
energy field. You’ll get ideas
that, if applied, will definitely
improve your life.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22).
The grounding energy around
you is an excellent environ¬
ment to work out relationship
problems. You will be able to
communicate calmly, and
solutions will be clear.
Singles: Get more involved
with your own passions.
LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 23).
Although your spirits are
high, it still feels like there
are invisible cords connecting
you to that oppressive force.
What would it lake for you to
live more freely?
Romantically, you could real¬
ly make a go of it with a
Taurus or Capricorn.
Should I tell my parents what 1
found? I’m disgusted that Dad
would use my computer this way
and that my children were
exposed to pictures of naked
women.
The bottom line is I do not
want this material in my house,
nor do I want someone around my
kids who engages in this behavior.
Please advise.
—
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.
21). In Hollywood, there’s a
saying that “You’re only as
good as your last picture.
This seems to apply, as you
feel like you’re being
assessed at
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22
Dec. 21). You thrive under
the influence of good old
fashioned labor.
Whether it’s digging in the
yard or cooking from ingre¬
dients in their raw form, the
result is a proud feeling of
accomplishment.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22
Jan. 19). If you have the
gumption to ask for what
you want, you’ll feel like a
million regardless of
whether or not you get it.
Bravery is one of your top
values, and you deserve
those back pats and much
more for your effort.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18). You are capable of
more. Stretch your mind to
include the idea of perform¬
ing an impossible feat. The
grass may look greener on
the other side of the fence,
but this will be true no mat¬
ter whose yard you are
standing in.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March
20). You go out of your way
to make things fun for your
loved ones, and they feel
flattered that you take the
time and thought to delight
them. Before you max out
your plastic, keep in mind
that the simple gestures
touch hearts.