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Dec. 9, 2009
WIFE IS BEWILDERED BY MAN'S PURSUIT OF HER 'FAMILY HISTORY'
DEAR ABBY: My husband, "Bud," and I have been married more
than 50 years. It has been a great half-century. We have
good jobs and a fantastic family.
A problem has arisen recently that I need advice about. When
I met Bud, I wasn't a virgin. I wasn't promiscuous, but I
did end several dates with a "grand finale." Bud knew about
it and was OK with it then, and he's still OK with it now.
But he keeps asking me to describe those dates down to the
most intimate detail. He says they are part of our "family
history," just like our school activities and other events
with family and friends before we started going together.
I'm not sure I can remember everything, but Bud wants to
hear about those things I can recall. What do you think
about this?
-- CAUGHT OFF GUARD
DEAR CAUGHT: I'd be fascinated to know why, after more than
50 years, your husband is suddenly pumping you for the
information. Could he find the idea of you and another man
titillating? To me, "family history" begins when a couple
forms a family, not before.
If discussing the subject of your premarital sexual experi-
ences makes you uncomfortable, then don't take the bait
because if you do, I have a hunch your husband will never
stop fishing.
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DEAR ABBY: I work for a national package delivery company.
It's nearing what we refer to as "peak season" (Christmas).
We try our best to deliver the much-anticipated packages on
time, but sometimes we are unable to find the addresses.
If there are no names or numbers on the mailboxes or on the
houses, we waste a lot of time trying to locate the right
residence through the process of elimination.
What concerns us most is, if we -- experienced delivery
people -- have problems finding a residence, we know an
emergency vehicle will encounter the same problem. A few
minutes' delay can result in a tragic outcome if an EMT
is unable to find a house.
Please advise your readers to post their addresses clearly.
If they do, it will help all of us to have a safer and
happier holiday season.
-- SANTA'S HELPERS IN ALABAMA
DEAR SANTA'S HELPERS: Thanks for this important reminder.
Readers, to ensure that Santa finds you -- remember to have
not only cookies and milk waiting by the fireplace, but
also your address clearly visible so he can find you. And
the same goes for the fire department, the police depart-
ment and an ambulance if, heaven forbid, they should be
needed.
DEAR ABBY: Would it be improper of me to write the owners of
a house we are buying to thank them for selling it to us? My
wife and I keep getting conflicting answers.
They have small children, so they're probably moving to a
bigger place to accommodate their children. Selling us their
house is allowing us the opportunity of starting a family
like they did.
What do you think? Should we send it to them directly or to
their real estate agent? We don't want to overstep our bound-
aries.
-- SOON-TO-BE HOMEOWNER IN PHILADELPHIA
DEAR SOON-TO-BE HOMEOWNER: There may be reasons the owners
are selling the house that have nothing to do with the fact
that their children are growing. While the idea of a thank-
you note is sweet, it would be better to wait until the sale
is complete and you have lived in it awhile before writing.
If you still feel the same a few months after you're in,
then by all means share your gratitude and have the note
forwarded to them by their real estate agent.
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