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Friend's Foul Causes Welcome Mat to be Withdrawn
DEAR ABBY: My mother is very strict
about the use of obscenities, so I don’t use
them at home. However, I have become close
friends with “Mallory,” and cuss
words are part of her normal speech.
I have been to Mallory’s house
where swear words are normal
among her parents and siblings. (Her
parents are worse than she is in this
regard.) 1 know it’s not right, but it’s
the way she has been brought up.
Recently, Mallory spent the night
here, and my mother heard her cuss.
After Mallory left, my mother said she will
not tolerate such “filth” and said Mallory is
no longer welcome in our home, especially
because she thought nothing of exposing my
sister to such language.
Abby, Mallory is a loyal, caring friend.
Her behavior is the result of her upbringing. I
don’t think it’s fair to ban her from our house.
1 would ask her not to talk this way in our
home, but I think she might slip up and some¬
times forget. Have you any suggestions?
— TARZANA, CALIF., TEEN
DEAR TARZANA TEEN: While I
understand your mother’s point, if she thinks
banishing Mallory will prevent foul language
from reaching your sister’s tender ears, she
doesn’t know what kids are saying in the
halls of many schools today.
If you haven’t already done so, level with
Mallory. Tell her how offended your mother
was at the language she used. It’s important
for your friend to know that while profanity
may be acceptable in her home, there are
places where it is deeply offensive, and your
home is one of them. Then ask Mallory to
call your mother and apologize. If she does,
your mother may relent.
Holiday Mathis
TODAY’S BIRTHDAY
(JUNE 8). People want to
follow you this year. You're a
spokesperson for your group,
a leader of songs, an instiga¬
tor of rollicking fun — you
might even get elected!
Family bonds tighten given this
month. You're extra
money in July. Professional
changes favor you in August.
Get together with old friends
in September. Sagittarius and
Pisces adore you. Your lucky
numbers are: 20, 1, 43, 46
and 19.
ARIES (March 21-April
19). In the manner of a gifted
artisan taking on a wacky,
creative challenge for some
random reality show, you the
disparate manage to pull together offered
resources to
you and make them work.
TAURUS (April 20-May
20). You long ago learned
that it's senseless to wait for
the opportunity to tackle don't
your plans. Achievers done;
find time to get things
they steal it. And you do it all
without breaking a sweat.
GEMINI (May 21-June
21). Your inner homebody
surprises you by declining an
invitation so that you can
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no idea how to answer him or to get the
women to lower the noise level. How should I
handle the situation should it arise again?
— OFFENDED IN THE DESERT
DEAR OFFENDED: You should get up,
ask the host or hostess to seat you as far from
the “distraction” as possible, and explain
why. That way no more parties that include
children will be seated next to them.
DEAR ABBY: I was held back a year in
junior high school. Two years later I went and
earned my G.E.D.
If I had stayed in school and not been
held back, I would have graduated in 1981.
(The extra year would put my graduation in
1982.) Which high school reunion should I go
to? Or am I excluded from attending any
reunions because I didn’t officially graduate?
Where do I fit in?
— MYSTIFIED IN OHIO
DEAR MYSTIFIED: Rather than asking
where you fit in, consider in which class you
had the most friends — because that’s the
reunion you should attend. That gathering is
where you will be more welcomed, even
though you did not “officially” graduate with
them.
Horoscopes by Holiday
stay home. You usually only
decline an invitation because
you have a better one.
Furthermore, you forgot you
even had an inner homebody.
CANCER (June 22-July
22). You don’t realize that
your abilities are unique.
You've always had them, and
therefore assumed that every¬
one did. You'll get a glimpse
as to just how unusual your
talent set really is.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). It's
true that most people appre¬
ciate someone who thinks
like them. You’re now able to
appreciate someone who and
thinks nothing like you,
still feel completely secure in
your own method.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22).
The usual six degrees that
normally separate people will
now be reduced to less than
three. Take extreme care with
the information you impart.
Keep it positive. Gossip is the
guaranteed to get back to
wrong person.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23).
Force yourself to relax, even
if it means you have to duct
tape yourself to the recliner.
Bottom line, if you don't take
a break, you won’t be pro¬
ductive. Your leaps of
inspiration happen when
you're not working.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.
21). You're in the mood to
shatter a few rules, or at the
very least stretch the limits of
so-called appropriate behav
ior. Aries or Sagittarius will
make a fearless partner.
other two are babies. We were
seated next to a boisterous group
of young women. As if their noise
level wasn’t enough, they pro¬
ceeded to discuss certain bodily
functions that are not appropriate
for the dinner table, let alone a
public place.
Needless to say, the impres¬
sionable 8-year-old got an earful
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22
Dec. 21). You’ll be dealing in
nonlinear tasks with people
whose sense of order is chal¬
lenging, if not impossible to
relate to. In other words,
you’re spending time with
children and those who think
like them. Let go and laugh.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22
Jan. 19). Life clicks along at
a clipped pace, just the way
you like it. You're getting the
best parts without having to
wait around. If it's not hap¬
pening quickly, it's a sign
that it's not for you.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18). About a month ago you
hgd a vision of where you are
right now. Take a breath and
celebrate your own pre¬
science. Then create a new,
even better vision and project
that into your future.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March
20). You're getting mixed
into the kind of special infor¬
mation that doesn't come
cheap. You can be sure that
someone put a large chunk of
their life into compiling the
knowledge, and in that light,
it's worth the price.
Holiday Mathis is the author
of "Rock Your Stars." If you
would like to write to her,
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on "Write the Author" on the
Holiday Mathis postcard page, or you
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the mail. To find out more
about Holiday Mathis and
rea d her past columns, visit
die Creators Syndicate Web
page.