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DEAR ABBY: A friend
told me something recent¬
ly that was so disturbing
I’m having trouble sleep
ing.
“Marie” was at a mini¬
mall when a man parked
his car next to hers and
walked into one of the
stores, leaving a boy
about 8 in the back seat
with a cat. Marie saw the
boy abuse and torture the
animal. She said she
could hear the cat howl¬
ing through the closed
vehicle. When the man
returned to the car, my
friend told him what
she’d seen.
Abby, the man did not
say one word. He climbed
into his car and drove off.
I haven’t been able to get
the image out of my head.
That child learned his
behavior somewhere, and
his father condones it. If
Marie hadn’t been so
shocked, she would have
scribbled down the man’s
license number and
reported the incident to
the police or the SPCA.
— HORRIFIED IN
WISCONSIN
DEAR HORRIFIED.
What your friend wit¬
nessed was a child in dire
need of emotional help,
and a parent with his head
in the sand. Emotionally
healthy children do not
abuse animals. For the
father to have ignored
what your friend told him
is very sad. 1 hope the
father reads my column
and recognizes the fact
that this son desperately
needs counseling now!
DEAR ABBY: I just
turned 28.1 have a full¬
time job and am also pur¬
suing a career as an
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Jeanne Phillips
actress, which takes up a
lot of my spare time. 1
have good friends and
I’m a people person. I’m
attractive, have a good
personality and consider
myself to be intelligent.
I’m pretty good at put¬
ting myself out there. I
talk to guys I see in the
grocery store, in my
office building, anywhere
I can. I try to smile at
everyone when I’m out
and about, i ask friends to
set me up, but haven’t
met any nice single men
who are interested in dat
ing.
1 have tried speed dat¬
ing, online dating, bar¬
hopping and singles
events to no avail. Why
can’t I find a nice guy
who’s ready for a real
relationship? I’m starting
to lose hope.
— LOOKING FOR
LOVE IN CALIFORNIA
DEAR LOOKING:
Please don’t lose hope.
But let’s review the ven¬
ues in which you have
been searching. I’m
struck by the fact that all
of those you mentioned
require you to make a
quick sale.”
You might have more
luck meeting men if you
go places that nice people
go, where there’s less
pressure. How about vol¬
unteering some time in
your community? These
places offer the chance to
form bonds with depth.