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Tribune Content Agency, LLC All Rights Reserved. TOMOT HEWLE DRGNEE TYHRWO Jumbles: MOMMY RIVER PONCHO AFFORD Answer: They have an agenda when visiting capital so that they could just ROAM IN ROME THE Insert numbers 1-9 in each box with every row, column and 3x3 box containing the digits just once. Difficulty level ranges from Bronze (easiest) to Silver to Gold (hardest) RATING: GOLD ANSWER SUDOKU CREATORS Dear Abby: I have been with my partner, for 25 years, but al- though he is legally separated, he is still married. We have lived together for 24 of these 25 years. He has two adult chil- dren with his wife.
I used to be married and have two adult children with my ex- husband. Hank and I have one child to- gether (now an adult), as well. Should I be concerned that he divorced? He keeps telling me he wants to, and I re- fuse to bug him about it because I want him to think nagging him. I love him and I know he loves me. Should I walk away after all this time, or should I nag him? Unsettled in Massachusetts Dear Unsettled: I think you clearly understand what the fact that Hank is still legally married means for your own future.
If something should happen to him, HIS WIFE, not you, will be making all medical decisions for her husband, including whether he can have visitors. She would be entitled to evict you from the house and keep the con- tents if his name is on the deed. She would be the one to decide what would happen to his remains. You would be left with nothing and no legal leg to stand on. Please discuss this with a lawyer who can give you more detail about the hor- ror story that may lie ahead.
Once you understand all the implications, discuss this with Hank, who should formally do now what he should have done a quarter of a century ago. Dear Abby: I live on a nice, quiet street. My three neighbors are elderly. The single gentleman next door is ing pancreatic cancer. The other two men have been showing interest in his house anything One of them even went over for a visit acting like he was a friend.
After a few minutes, he mentioned be interested in the house if he was going to be selling it. I am very upset that he would be so nervy and insensitive! I want to let him know how I feel. My wife says I need to let it go. And you, Abby? Hates Vultures in Illinois Dear Hates Vultures: I will assume that you know about this because your next-door neighbor told you. While I agree that approaching the man took a lot of guts, it is possible that the ap- proach regarded as We know what your estate plan involves or who will admin- ister it in the event of his death.
I am ad- vising you not to stir the pot. Your wife is right. You may wind up living next door to these people unless someone out- bids them. Dear Abby: When my son was in the second grade, his teacher recommend- ed counseling because she thought he was introverted. We blew her Dec- ades later, we found out our son had been molested by a family member.
It started when he was in the second grade. We are devastated and reeling from guilt. How do we move forward and help our son? Grieving in the West Dear Grieving: You do now what you should have done when your son was in second grade and his teacher spotted a problem: Seek a referral to a licensed psychotherapist for ALL of you. Contact Abby at www.DearAbby.com. DEAR ABBY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN After 25 years with girlfriend, man remains married to wife CELEBRITY CIPHER LUIS CAMPOS.
