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Promotion Presents New Problems Colby Free Press Thursday, October 12, 2006 Page 7 Zits • Jim Borgman & Jerry Scott Promotion presents new problems Dear Dr. Brothers: I recently was driver’s license when the time promoted from an hourly pay posi- Dr. Joyce comes — quite a social coup! At tion to a yearly salary at my office. any rate, you know your child — I’m pretty young (28), and I have Brothers follow your instincts. plans to keep rising in the company. But my problem is the working • Ask Dr. Dear Dr. Brothers: I have a 13- hours. When I punched a time clock, Brothers year-old son who needs to have the I had my nine (actually eight and a old “sex talk,” but I can’t seem to half) hours set, and on some occa- and I are proud parents of a bright make myself do it. I have this hor- sions I would be asked to stay an little boy. He has excelled in pre- rible feeling that whatever I say will Sally Forth • Greg Howard extra hour or two to help with inven- school and has always been “ahead be turned against me, or that he will tory. Now I am having trouble ad- of the curve” when it comes to start asking me about my own sexual justing to freedom from the clock. I games, puzzles and educational experiences as a kid (don’t ask!), or notice that most of my colleagues video games. The problem is that he that I won’t even know what is ap- put in well over nine hours, but I is young — at the very bottom of the propriate information for his age have a newborn baby and a wife at cutoff age for going to kindergarten and experience — not that he has home. Am I cheating by leaving on — and we are wondering if this any yet, I hope. What should I do? time? should be a factor in deciding His dad refuses to deal with it at all! — T.E. whether to send him this year. We — A.V. Dear T.E.: You are having some know that academically, he can Dear A.V.: First of all, take a typical psychological reactions to handle anything, but we don’t know deep breath. I doubt that your son climbing the ladder at work — much about psychological factors. is going to pry into your sexual and it will take a little time to ad- Can you enlighten us? history. He is probably going to be just to your new status. Since you — P.O. more embarrassed than you are to feel that you would like to keep Dear P.O.: Start by asking the be delving into the topic. Also, re- Hagar the Horrible • Chris Browne going in this same direction and preschool teachers if there have member that kids are notorious see if it can lead to career success, been any social problems sur- for finding the idea that their par- I hope you will take a deep breath rounding your son and the kids he ents are or were ever sexually ac- and try to relax a little. would be moving into kindergar- tive quite horrifying. Everyone knows you have been ten with as his peers. If he has al- Your son probably has had promoted because of your abili- ready found a place in this peer some basic sex education in ties and the hard work you have group, you might feel confident in school. If you don’t know what already put in — or you would still sending him on. However, if he has has been covered, a good way to be punching the clock. They prob- few friends or is the subject of initiate the talk might be to ask ably also know about your baby, bullying by bigger kids, you need him what he has learned in health and it’s too bad you don’t have to think about keeping him in pre- class — or whatever it is called in paternity leave in your benefits school for another year. his school. File that information package (have you checked?), but A study was done in England, in away for later, and try to ap- surely your employer and co- which teachers, parents and proach the subject in a topical way Blondie • Chic Young workers will cut you a little slack 10,000 schoolchildren were sur- — taking your cue from a TV at this time. In the future, you veyed to assess mental health. The show or another topic he might might want to spend a little more youngest children in the class come into contact with in our sex- time at work once or twice a week, were found to have significantly saturated world. Once you start a just to show that you don’t have more psychiatric symptoms and dialogue — which you should that old time-clock mentality go- disorders. While it isn’t clear have done many years ago, but ing! Talk it over with your wife whether the stress that causes never mind — the conversations and see what she is comfortable such reactions comes from aca- should start to get a tiny bit easier. with, if it makes you feel like a demic challenges or bullying, it is And ask your husband to step up better father and husband. Don’t something for parents of “young- to the plate and do some of the forget — those come first! ers” to consider. One extra talking — young men desperately thought: If you hold him back, he need involved fathers, especially Dear Dr. Brothers: My husband will be among the first to get his in this area. Bridge Family Circus • Bil Keane Beetle Bailey • Mort Walker Baby Blues • Rick Kirkman & Jerry Scott Crossword Crankshaft • Tom Batiuk and Chuck Ayers Delicate Declarer Play There are plays that seem to make no sense whatever but have lots of wisdom behind them. Consider this deal from a team-of-four match where the contract at both tables was four spades. West’s three-club bid was pre-emptive and indicated a weak hand with lots of clubs. Both Norths passed — they were slightly short of a voluntary three-spade bid. But when South then doubled for takeout, indicating a power- ful hand, both Norths jumped to four spades to show greater strength than a three-spade bid Crankshaft • Tom Batiuk and Chuck Ayers would have shown. At the first table, West led the diamond ten, East playing the seven on the ace to start a high- low signal. Declarer returned a trump from dummy and, after successfully finessing the jack, led a diamond to dummy’s queen on which East played the six. On the next trump lead from dummy, East went up with the ace and returned a club to West’s ace. West thereupon led a third diamond, ruffed by East, and declarer later lost a heart trick to go down one. At the second table, after the ace of diamonds and jack of spades also won the first two tricks, Cryptoquip declarer made a peculiar play at trick three. THANK YOU FOR Instead of returning to dummy with a second diamond as his counterpart had done, he led the READING THE king of clubs! This apparently senseless move proved to be just what the doctor ordered. West took the king with the ace and played a second diamond. But, with the enemy’s only line of communication having been severed, declarer was now in the driver’s seat. He won the diamond with dummy’s queen and led a trump. East won with the ace, but he had no way to reach his partner for a diamond ruff. South thus lost only a spade, a heart and a club, and his shrewd king-of-clubs play — YOUR LOCAL SOURCE FOR: known as a “scissors coup” — was justly re- NEWS • WEATHER warded. SPORTS Tomorrow: Bidding quiz. (c)2006 King Features Syndicate Inc. 155 W. 5th • 785-462-3963.
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