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Tv Page 6B 09-23 6b The Goodland Star-News / Friday, September 23, 2005 abigail ommend I handle this? — TOO of me. If I managed to get one step Dawn, who appears to be insecure, passed away last fall, and we’re try- CLOSE FOR COMFORT IN CA- ahead of her, she’d get jealous and jealous and lacking in judgment. Her ing to find an eloquent way of in- Eye on nude van buren LIF. mad. remark was extremely inappropriate cluding her name on the invitation. DEAR TOO CLOSE FOR Recently my mother got preg- and not in the least bit funny. Your Any suggestions? — “STUCK” IN COMFORT: With a 6-foot fence nant. A few days ago she heard the mother should have explained that to SHREVEPORT, LA. gardening •dear abby around his property, Roy is prob- heartbeat. Dawn was there when Dawn and also discussed it with her DEAR STUCK: The invitation ably within his rights to garden “au Mother was telling me and my mother. My advice to you is to do could be worded this way: Mr. and his back yard and has told my wife naturel.” One way to handle the brother the good news. Dawn said, some serious rethinking of your re- Mrs. John Smythe Request the neighbor he does this. Otherwise, he seems problem would be for you to de- “Oh, it’s not dead yet?” She thought lationship with Dawn. Best friends honor of your presence at the mar- NEIGHBOR CAN’T CLOSE like a decent fellow. He has given velop an interest in horticulture. it was a funny joke. She has been support each other; they don’t one- riage of their daughter Louise HIS EYES TO NUDE GAR- my wife nectarines from over the Perhaps the appearance of that saying things like that ever since she up each other or put each other down. “Stuck” Smythe to Simon Wallace DENER NEXT DOOR fence, which is as close as I want his fence could be improved by plant- heard about the pregnancy. Your parents are looking out for your Penn Jr. the son of Simon Wallace DEAR ABBY: I am 76, my wife naked presence to my wife. Roy in- ing bougainvillea, or poison ivy on Abby, I have told her once to stop best interests in wanting you to limit Penn Sr. and the late Sylvia Palmer is 65. Our neighbor “Roy” is retired, sists he has the “right” to go naked your side of it. Or a lovely cactus all the chaos. I’m afraid to tell her your time with her. Penn etc. but probably less than 60 years old. in his own back yard. Unfortu- garden ... the possibilities are al- again. My parents are now telling DEAR ABBY: My fiance, “Si- Dear Abby is written by Abigail The fence between Roy’s property nately, my wife agrees, and tells me most endless if you put your mind me they no longer want me going to mon,” and I are being married in Van Buren, also known as Jeanne and ours is 6 feet tall, but the wood she’s not looking. I have asked her to it. P.S. Just be sure to wear gloves. Dawn’s house. Please help me. — three months. Although my parents Phillips, and was founded by her has shrunk and there are gaps of not to accept any more gifts over the DEAR ABBY: Hello! I am 11 WONDERING IN DODGE CITY, are paying for the wedding and re- mother, Pauline Phillips. Write about half an inch or more between fence from Roy and to keep her con- years old. I have known my best KAN. ception, we would like to acknowl- Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com the boards. tact with him to a minimum. Am I friend, “Dawn,” since preschool. DEAR WONDERING: The per- edge his parents in the invitation. or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, Abby, Roy likes to work nude in being foolish? How would you rec- She has always been one step ahead son who needs help isn’t you, it’s The problem is Simon’s mother CA 90069. 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