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All aboard the garden train
Metropolis man
creates elaborate
garden railroad
BY LEIGH
LANDINI WRIGHT
[email protected]
M
ETROPOLIS, Ill. — Jim
Howard grew up hearing
tales from his father about
working on the railroad.
So it shouldn’t be a surprise that
Howard has turned part of his
backyard into a railroad garden,
complete with a model train layout
nestled around a serene fish pond.
Howard, a group supervisor for
Electric Energy Inc. in Joppa, designed the water garden first and
then spotted a train layout at Montgomery Gardens in Paducah. Intrigued with the concept, he bought
a train layout but quickly expanded
into four tracks and trains for his
garden.
Howard and his wife, Linda, began their garden by laying rock salvaged from a southern Illinois creek
bed and then designed the train layout around the pond and rock. Linda
Howard accented the trains with
colorful perennials and annuals.
“I like to watch the trains run,”
Howard said. “Everybody seems to
like it. In most places, you don’t see
trains running outside.”
Howard not only built the tracks,
he built the wooden train houses
and the model-sized metal lamps.
“I always liked mechanical
things,” he said. “Trains are just
fascinating to me.”
A magazine and a society for
garden railroad enthusiasts exists.
The Garden Trains Association was
formed in 2000. Garden Railways
magazine also lists ideas for building model train garden layouts.
LEIGH LANDINI WRIGHT | The Sun
Jim Howard built this model railroad layout in his backyard garden in Metropolis, Ill.
Permanent Railroad Gardens
Illinois
Chicago Botanical Garden,
1000 Lake Cook Rd., Glencoe
IL 60022. 847-835-5440. 10
a.m. to 6 p.m. through Sept. 3,
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. after Sept.
3, www.chicagobotanic.org.
Saunoris Brothers Nursery
(nursery with garden railroad), 19600 S. Harlem Ave.,
Frankfort IL 60423. 815469-3171.
Kentucky
LEIGH LANDINI WRIGHT | The Sun
Leigh Landini Wright can be contacted at 575-8658.
Jim and Linda Howard salvaged this rail crossing sign and fence
for their train-themed backyard garden.
Louisville Zoo, 1100 Trevilian
Way, Louisville KY 40213. 502459-2181. Open 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. April through Labor Day;
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. the remainder of the year. Trains run April
1 through Nov. 1, weather permitting. www.louisvillezoo.org
www.gardentrains.org
For more ideas
go online to visit the
Garden Train Association.
Tennessee
The Incredible Christmas
Place (garden railroad near
Bell Tower Square shops),
2470 Parkway, Pigeon Forge,
TN 37868. 865-453-0415 or
800-445-3396, www.christmasplace.com
Nashville Garden Railway
Society display, Hickory Hollow Mall, second floor, Bell Rd.
(off I-24), Southeast Nashville.
Saturdays 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
Sundays Noon to 5 p.m. www.
nashvillegardenrailway.org.
Butterfly Drinking Clubs are easy, cheap to make
Heat and humidity make August
my least favorite month, with two
exceptions: anticipating lycoris and
the butterflies.
I do look forward to the blooms
of lycoris, variously known as
Magic Lilies, Naked Ladies,
Surprise or August Lilies. The
last name refers to their habit of
blooming on Aug. 1. They were
a few days early this year, but I
won’t complain.
The other anticipation is setting
up Butterfly Drinking Clubs or Puddles. There is no other garden creature that adds so much beauty to the
garden without asking for anything
in return. I do admit the swallowtails will devour dill, but the pruning stimulates plant growth.
The “male only” Clubs and
Puddles are easy to make, cost very
little, and while the butterflies are
intent on drinking, I can sit next
to them with my ID book trying to
figure out which butterfly is which.
The Clubs and Puddles are not just
for our enjoyment; they provide
Carolyn Roof
necessary salts and minerals that
encourage the males to breed. Then
nutrients are transferred to the
females.
Drinking Club Materials: Pie
pan, overly ripe or rotten fruit
(peach, pear, banana), flat rock, and
can of cheap beer.
Mash the fruit, put in the pan,
place the rock for the butterflies to
perch on and add the beer. Some of
the fruit should be above the beer.
Put the pan next to an east facing
wall so that the butterflies can
warm up in the morning. Continue
to add beer each day as the butter-
flies drink it up.
Puddling or Puddles: Have you
ever noticed butterflies at the edge
of a muddy puddle after a rain?
They are drinking the moisture
and absorbing nutrients. Create a
permanent puddle next to a pond or
in the garden.
Materials: bowl, bucket or pan,
sand, fresh manure (optional), salt,
and water.
Set the container on the ground,
or dig a hole so that it is flush with
the ground. Fill with sand and
enough water to moisten the sand.
Add a pinch of salt and some fresh
manure and the word will spread
rapidly. As beautiful as butterflies
are, they like really stinky and rotten aromas.
Plant bright orange, red, yellow,
white, and purple; and single-petaled, flat-headed plants that provide
a perch. Butterflies like milkweed,
black-eyed Susan, coneflower, hollyhocks, sweet William, alyssum,
cosmos, coreopsis, phlox, daiy, aster, zinnia and herbs.
Things to do
August is noted for 90-degree plus
temperatures, 100 degree-plus heat
indexes and little rain. Soak plants
early in the morning and as needed.
Avoid getting water on the leaves.
Carry a bottle of frozen water with
you whenever you are working in
the yard, even early morning. Sip as
the ice melts to keep hydrated.
Birds: Replace sugar water in
hummingbird feeders every two to
three days. Wash the container with
vinegar water. Do not replace sugar
with honey as it can cause a fatal
fungal growth in the hummer’s
throat.
Garden: Plant fall crocus and colchicum during the month for a succession of fall bloom. When lycoris
(magic lilies) fade, cut stems to the
ground. After blooming they may
be dug, divided and replanted. Cut
gladioli back to three or four leaves
to give them nutrients for next year.
Transplant oriental poppies. Divide
Japanese and Siberian iris. Water
compost if it seems dry.
Houseplants: Start grooming
houseplants to move inside after
the air conditioning is turned off
and before heat is turned on. Prune
back plants that have outgrown
their winter location.
Trees and shrubs: Plant balled
and burlap plants within two to
three days of purchase. Use the
burlap to put the plant in place
then remove cording and cut the
burlap well below the soil line. This
prevents the burlap from drying
out and killing the roots. Soak the
planting hole first then plant. The
second day, add dirt as needed and
water. Adding root stimulant is an
option but do not fertilize.
Vegetables: Place a small piece
of wood under melons (paint cans
work well also) to keep off the
ground to prevent rotting or insect
damage.
Carolyn Roof, the Sun’s garden
writer, can be contacted at
[email protected].
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With a little creativity, you can redecorate on a budget
BY MELISSA
RAYWORTH
Associated Press
Location, location,
location
Mathison says you can
dramatically change the
look of a room by adding,
subtracting or moving the
furniture you have got. Scan
your bedroom, she says,
removing pieces that don’t
work or swapping them out
with pieces from other rooms
in your home. Eliminate
clutter.
Next, take a good look at
what remains. Move the furniture around, experimenting with placements you
wouldn’t normally consider.
If a piece doesn’t quite work,
consider lightly sanding it
and spray painting it a fresh,
bold color (Flynn and Carendi recommend a high-gloss
red).
Associated Press
Janine Carendi suggests painting the molding in your room a bold or contrasting
color or using painters’ tape to mark off a few stripes and paint them a color that
stands out.
Other people’s
stuff
Check out estate sales
and flea markets, Flynn
said. You may find affordable treasures or pieces you
can repurpose, or just get
inspiration for ways you can
refurbish or group pieces you
already have.
Inspiration from
above
Painting an entire room
can be expensive and laborintensive, so these designers
all recommend painting just
the ceiling. Flynn loves bold
color on a ceiling, especially
if the walls are a soft shade.
Mathison prefers serene
blues, grays and greens. If
you want to go super subtle,
Carendi recommends mixing just a bit of your current
wall color into a can of white
paint and using that for the
ceiling.
Hanging around
New draperies, Flynn said,
can completely change a
room. He recommends buying simple cotton ones, then
having a tailor add lining.
Also, hang draperies from
the top of the wall rather
than the top of the window
— it’s an old designer trick,
said Flynn, to add a sense of
height.
Even just changing curtain rods, which are inex-
pensive at hardware stores
or Home Depot, can update
your windows.
Head of the class
Add a homemade headboard or change the one
you’ve got: Carendi says to
get a bolt of stretchy fabric
(it doesn’t have to be upholstery-grade) and wrap it
around your current headboard, pinning or stapling at
the back.
Another variation: Flynn
suggests buying a large,
plain canvas at an art supply
store (the same width as your
bed) and wrapping fabric
around that. Or, he says, use
painters’ tape to mark off an
outline of a headboard on the
eye to the bed and add a sense
of warmth, which helps in
rooms with high ceilings.
Also, try new lampshades
(Carendi likes ones with
graphic patterns) on old
lamps to change the look and
feel.
Accent the walls
Get framed
Carendi suggests painting
the molding in your room a
bold or contrasting color. Or
use painters’ tape to mark
off a few stripes and paint
them a color that stands out.
If you’re worried about the
stripes being imperfect, she
has a solution: Rather than
doing colored stripes, paint
a few clear, shiny stripes on
the walls with polyurethane.
Your walls will remain a
solid color, but the look will
alternate between matte and
shiny.
If your picture frames
are a mix of styles, choose
one style — sleek black,
maybe, or shiny silver — and
reframe everything with
inexpensive, store-bought
frames that match. Carendi
suggests lining pictures
straight across one wall for a
dramatic look.
You can also add an inexpensive burst of color by
framing a large piece of fabric, perhaps one that echoes
the bed linens. Stretch it over
a canvas and staple it along
the back for instant art.
Light the way
Lose the old ceiling fan or
boring ceiling fixture and
add a hanging pendant light
or funky, inexpensive chandelier. You can easily find
beautiful ones for under $100,
Flynn says. It will draw your
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Q: My husband thinks
you get better cooling and
airflow if you leave some
windows open while running the air conditioning.
He leaves two windows
open on the second floor
of our house 2 or 3 inches.
One of the windows is
above the air conditioning
unit. I think it is inefficient and wasteful.
A: It’s not wise.
“Operating the air conditioner with the window open
negates the dehumidification
that the AC would be providing,” said Phil Smith, energy
specialist with the Minnesota Department of Energy
Security. “The dehumidification of air is one of the key
elements to the comfort we
get in air conditioning.”
Close the windows when
using air conditioning. But
be mindful of outdoor conditions so you can turn off the
AC and open your windows.
Other home-cooling tips:
■ Run the dishwasher at
night, turn off lights when
not needed, and use bath and
kitchen fans to exhaust hot,
moist air from bathing and
cooking to the outside.
■ Use a ceiling fan.
■ Energy Star-qualified
programmable thermostats
save energy and money (up to
15 percent on cooling costs).
Add or replace the plants
in your bedroom, Mathison
says. Repaint your favorite
plant pots or re-pot the plants
in something totally different.
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We’re normally a nation of
impulse buyers, but economic worries lately have many
of us thinking twice before
swiping our credit cards. In
this climate, redecorating
your bedroom may seem like
a luxury that will have to
wait.
But, designers say, there
are plenty of inexpensive —
even free — ways to change
the look of a room. You just
have to get creative.
Here, interior designers Janine Carendi, Brian
Patrick Flynn and Mallory
Mathison share 10 bedroom
makeover ideas that can be
tackled in a single weekend
with little expense or expertise:
wall in any shape you wish.
Paint that space to create an
illusion of a headboard.
Another option, says
Mathison, is removing your
headboard and adding extra
pillows in its place.
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The Paducah Sun • Saturday, August 9, 2008 • 3D
After a year, The Police end comeback tour in NYC
BY DAVID BAUDER
Associated Press
NEW YORK — The Police
ended one of rock ’n’ roll’s
most successful reunions in
Madison Square Garden on
Thursday with a tribute to
other famous trios, an assist
from some real cops and a notparticularly close shave.
The 150th and final show of
a comeback tour that stretched
past 14 months was a benefit
for two New York public television stations. Sting, guitarist
Andy Summers and drummer Stewart Copeland added
some end-of-the-road silliness
to their set list, walking off
to Porky Pig’s signature line,
“That’s all, folks.”
Fou r songs i n, Sti ng
thanked his band mates for
“your musicianship, your
companionship, your friendship and your understanding.”
“The real triumph of this
tour is that we haven’t strangled each other,” he said. “Not
to say it hasn’t crossed my
mind — or Andy’s or Stewart’s.”
Sting and Copeland are
both volatile personalities
who nearly drove each other
Associated Press
Vocalist and bassist Sting (left), guitarist Andy Summers, and drummer Stewart Copeland of The Police perform their farewell concert Thursday at Madison Square
Garden in New York, above. The Police are joined by the
New York City Police Drum Corps at their farewell concert Thursday at Madison Square Garden in New York,
right.
crazy before the band broke
up while at the top of the rock
world in 1984. The mellowing
agent of time — and the tour’s
phenomenal business — kept
the band adding concert dates
well beyond their original intention.
The comeback leaves the Police standing with the Eagles
as the two most successful reformations in rock history. The
Eagles are an active touring
and recording unit again; the
Police say they’re done.
The band opened with
Cream’s “Sunshine of Your
Love” and later played the
Jimi Hendrix Experience’s
“Purple Haze,” the covers a
nod to two other famous rock
trios.
Unlike bands that augment
their sound with backing
musicians, The Police came
back as a true trio: A roadie
who took one swing at a gong
and the New York City Police
band were the only other music-makers allowed onstage
Thursday, and their appearances were brief.
With Copeland sitting atop
a mountain of percussion, the
band members seemed like
their own countries onstage.
Twice they used three separate staircases to exit. Their
skillfulness, and determined
need to show it, sometimes
left songs meandering past
the breaking point. Yes, The
Police can add jazz fusion to
their punky reggae sound, but
it sure spoiled this night’s version of “Roxanne.”
And they’re hardly a partyhearty bunch. One stretch
included consecutive songs
about suicide, a hooker, the
“King of Pain,” loneliness and
a creepy obsessive relationship
— the latter (“Every Breath
You Take”) their biggest hit.
Hendricks: Playing Joan on ‘Mad Men’ an eye-opening experience
BY MAUREEN RYAN
McClatchy-Tribune News Service
For Christina Hendricks,
playing Joan Holloway on
“Mad Men” (Sunday, AMC) has
been an eye-opening experience.
Not only is Joan one of the
most intriguing and contradictory people on the drama,
but Hendricks has had to deal
with a variety of feedback
about her character, who is the
office manager at the show’s
fictional Sterling Cooper ad
agency.
Even Hendricks herself had
surprising reactions to Joan
during the show’s acclaimed
first season.
“I remember when I first got
the script where (Joan’s) roommate came to the office and
she’s just been fired. And Joan
says, ‘Sit down, tell me everything that happened,”’ Hendricks said in a recent phone
interview. “And I remember
going, ‘Wait a minute, I don’t
know how to play this scene
— Joan is being really nice.”’
Joan certainly can be
brusque with junior secretaries. But last season, she was
tender and sweet with Roger
Sterling (John Slattery), her
married lover. And though she
Associated Press
Elisabeth Moss (left), Christina Hendricks and John
Slattery are stars on ‘Mad Men,’ the drama about
1960s America set in New York’s advertising world.
doesn’t understand the creative goals of Peggy (Elisabeth
Moss), a secretary who has
been promoted to copywriter,
Joan is also an ambitious professional.
“I don’t think a woman (at
that time) would be office manager and running the whole
place ... if she wasn’t driven,”
Hendricks said. “And Joan
could go out and find a husband
quite easily. She’s an attractive,
smart, successful woman, but
she’s not pursuing that. She’s
doing things that are safe to
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a certain degree, because she
can’t marry a man who’s already married.”
What’s most satisfying is
“Mad Men” creator Matthew
Weiner has never made her
seem like a TV stereotype.
She’s not a predictable maneater, a one-note scold or a character who is prone to soapy promiscuity. Joan is a complicated,
guarded survivor in an era that
wasn’t kind to women with professional ambitions.
At a recent panel discussion
of the show, Hendricks recalled
one woman in the audience
talking about the show’s early
’60s accuracy.
“As she talked about it, you
could tell that the memories
were coming up in her and
that her body was tensing up,”
Hendricks said. “You could tell
that watching the show, for
her, was certainly bringing up
a lot.”
“I never hear anyone say,
this is so farfetched. I hear the
women say, ‘This is how it was,’
” she adds.
Fans often ask what it’s like
to work on a show in which
the male characters can be
so sexist: Hendricks says she
tells them that her first readthrough of the show’s scripts
sometimes make her “catch
(her) breath.”
“It’s the initial reading that
really takes you by surprise,
then you just settle in” and play
the part, she says.
Though Joan’s behavior
sometimes shocks the woman
who’s playing her, Hendricks
says she also gets a lot of positive feedback.
“I have women coming up
to me and saying, ’I love your
character! She’s so empowered. She takes control; she
gets what she wants,”’ the actress notes. “That’s another
side of her.
Maureen Ryan writes for
the Chicago Tribune.
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National Quilt Museum offers reduced admission today
Holmes sports
new pixie ’do
NEW YORK — Katie
Holmes just keeps taking
it off.
Mrs. Tom Cruise, who
made a huge hairstyle
splash when she helped
fuel Hollywood’s bob craze
late last year, has been
seen out and about in
New York with a new pixie
cut. Photos popping up on
the Internet show Holmes
sporting a shaggier version
of the short ’do, with long
bangs and a tapered neck.
The style was popular
in the late ’80s and early
’90s, according to celebrity
hairstylist Porsche Waldo,
adding that Rihanna has
a similar cut that is more
“spiky” and “punklike.”
Last year, Holmes
sheared off her long locks
to create a sleek bob that
some compared to the
look popularized by Victoria
Beckham, Holmes’ friend.
Internet critics weighed in:
Some loved it, others hated
it, sniping that Holmes
looked like her then 1-yearold daughter Suri.
The 29-year-old Holmes,
who played Joey Potter on
“Dawson’s Creek” from
1998 to 2003, is in New
York preparing to star in a
revival of Arthur Miller’s “All
My Sons,” which goes into
previews Sept. 18.
Hoffman to direct
play in London
LONDON — Producers
say Oscar-winning actor
Philip Seymour Hoffman will
direct a play in London’s
West End later this year.
“Riflemind” tells the story
of a rock
band getting back
together
20 years
after its
members
split up.
The
play is
by AusHoffman
tralian
writer Andrew Upton, husband of Hollywood star
Cate Blanchett. The production will star Scottish actor
John Hannah, whose films
include “Four Weddings
and a Funeral” and “The
Mummy” series.
Hoffman is co-artistic director of New York’s LAByrinth Theater Company. He
won a best-actor Oscar in
2006 for “Capote.”
Producers announced
Friday that “Riflemind” will
open September 18th at
London’s Trafalgar Studios.
Pregnant Netrebko
withdraws from
Met’s ‘Boheme’
NEW YORK — Soprano
Anna Netrebko is extending her pregnancy leave
and has withdrawn from
performances of Puccini’s
“La Boheme” at the Metropolitan Opera in December
and January.
Netrebko, 36, announced in February
that she and her fiance,
Uruguayan baritone Erwin
Schrott, were expecting,
and the
Met said
Friday
she is
due to
give birth
next
month.
“She
has deNetrebko
cided
that she will need a few
more weeks than originally
planned to be ready for her
return to the stage,” the
Met said.
Netrebko now plans to
return to performing with a
revival of Donizetti’s “Lucia
di Lammermoor” at the
Met on Jan. 26 and Jan.
29, and Feb. 3 and Feb. 7.
The final performance is
scheduled for a movie-theater simulcast and radio
broadcast.
Sugarland founder
files $1.5M lawsuit
against bandmates
ATLANTA — A founder
of the country band Sugarland is suing the two current members of the popular group
for $1.5
million.
According to a
lawsuit
filed
late last
month
in U.S.
District
Hall
Court in
Atlanta, Kristen Hall was
to get a cut of the group’s
profits even after she left
in 2005 for a solo career.
The lawsuit says Hall, who
founded the band in 2002,
has an agreement with
Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush to equally share
profits and losses.
Hall says in the lawsuit
that she has been excluded from the group’s profits
since she left.
Sugarland’s publicist
referred calls to the band’s
attorney, Gary Gilbert, who
was unavailable for comment.
The band’s album, “Love
on the Inside,” released
last month, is No. 1 on Billboard music charts.
’American Idol’
crooner Aiken
now a father
RALEIGH, N.C. — Former “American Idol” runner-up Clay Aiken is a
father.
The 29-year-old crooner
from Raleigh announced
the birth of Parker Foster
Aiken on his Web site’s
blog Friday.
“No hyphens. One first
name,” he wrote. “One
middle name. One last
name.”
Aiken’s mother, Faye,
told Raleigh TV station
WRAL the child was born
in North Carolina.
Aiken was a favorite of
fans during the second
season of “American Idol,”
where he finished second
to Ruben Studdard. His album “Measure of a Man”
went double platinum
in 2003, and he made
his Broadway debut this
spring in “Monty Python’s
Spamalot.”
The baby’s mother is
Jaymes Foster, Aiken’s
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hopes it will fertilize the
land, a ritual long followed
in several cultures.
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Camila Alves have enjoyed
integrating their new baby,
Levi Alves McConaughey,
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the sounds” of the world
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birth of his son will help
bring a little joy to others
in the world someday.
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2 ounces and was 19
inches long, according to
the statement on the Web
site.
“The little man is
healthy, happy, and as
loud as his daddy,” Aiken
wrote. “Mama Jaymes is
doing quite well also.”
©Sun ‘08
Today’s patrons at the
National Quilt Museum
will pay a reduced admission price, complete with a
guided tour.
A $5 admission ($3 less
than standard) will be accompanied by complimentary tours at 11 a.m. and
2 p.m. Ages 12 and under
and Friends of the Museum are admitted free.
Meegan Carr, curator
of education, will show
the Quilt National! exhibit,
part of a series of biennial
international juried competitions from the Dairy
Barn Cultural Arts Center,
Athens, Ohio. The exhibit
demonstrates how the
time-honored quilting traditions are thriving and being
expressed in new forms.
On view through Oct. 7
is “9th Quilt Japan,” held
by the Japan Handicraft Instructors’ Association with
support from the Japanese
Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and
Tech.
Hours are 10 a.m. to
5 p.m. Monday-Saturday
year-round and 1 to 5 p.m.
Sundays through October.
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Mom determined to stay in house
but refuses all manner of assistance
Dear Annie: My mother is
84 and lives in California. She’s
mentally competent but suffers
from a variety of illnesses and
is on medication for depression
and high blood pressure.
Mom is adamant about staying in the family home, so my
sisters and I have tried to get
her the tools she needs to remain independent: the medical
alert medallion she refuses to
wear because it’s “ugly,” the cell
phone she keeps on the charger
instead of in her purse, the cane
she doesn’t use.
I live in Hawaii and fly out
to see Mom three or four times
a year. When she fell last winter and broke her arm, I hired
an aide when I had to go back
home, but Mom canceled the
service. She is unable to take
care of the house, but won’t get
help. My younger sister lives
nearby and cleans the house and
runs errands, but she has young
children and it’s taking a toll on
her family life. My older sister
and I have both invited Mom to
live with us, but she won’t move
away from her grandchildren or
siblings, who rarely visit.
Mom recently had a heart
attack and was in a nursing
facility for a few weeks. It did
wonders for her. When she was
released, she was assigned a vis-
ANNIE’S
MAILBOX
With Kathy
Mitchell and
Marcy Sugar
Annie’s Mailbox is written by
Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar,
longtime editors of the Ann Landers
column.
iting nurse and physical therapist, but Mom told them to stop
coming and now she stays in
bed all day. Her neighbors don’t
look in on her and she has no
friends in the area. None of us
can afford to keep flying to her
rescue and the stress is wearing
on us. Any advice? — Worried
in Hawaii.
Dear Worried: Your mother may have passed a test
for mental competency, but
she should be given a test to
determine executive functioning — demonstrating the
ability to make decisions and
understand the consequences. Notify her doctor of your
concerns and suggest a more
detailed evaluation, and ask
if there is a geriatric assessment clinic that might make
a house call since Mom is
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not getting around. You also
should call Adult Protective Services and ask them
to check in on her. There’s
only so much you can do
with a recalcitrant parent
who refuses help. Sometimes
you just have to wait for the
crash.
Dear Annie: On behalf of
women who lunch together,
we would like to know if it is
improper to ask for separate
checks. If ladies go shopping
together, they would receive
separate bills, so why should
a restaurant be any different?
Providing separate checks is
one of the services that tipping
ought to cover. What do you say?
— Anne in N.C.
Dear Anne: It is perfectly fine to ask for separate
checks, although if there are
a great many of you, it is an
extra imposition on the wait
staff and they should be compensated accordingly. And if
you are going to ask for separate checks, do so at the time
you give your order so it can
be written up that way from
the outset.
MARVIN
BLONDIE
GARFIELD
B.C.
Please e-mail your questions to
[email protected], or
write to: Annie’s Mailbox, P.O. Box
118190, Chicago, IL 60611.
HOROSCOPE
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 2008
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Talk to
a trusted friend about something that
has been weighing on your mind. Rid
yourself of the deadweight in your life.
Have a garage sell or donate what you
don’t use anymore to charity. You’ll
feel better with less baggage.
TAURUS (April 20 -May 20): Pay
close attention to your personal relationships. Someone is likely to disappoint you if you give him or her too
much rope. Don’t let anyone limit you
by dumping his or her responsibilities
in your lap.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Abrupt
moves will not bode well with the people to whom you are closest. Don’t
take a business or personal partnership for granted. Express your concerns but don’t push your needs on
others. Discussions and compromise
will lead to an understanding.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Muster
up confidence and you will sway someone’s opinion and impress others with
your insight, plans and ability to take
control. Do things with the people you
love and they will be overwhelmed with
your generosity and thoughtfulness.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): If you are going to stick around home, make plans
to fix the place up or to catch up on
chores. If you decide to go out, set a
strict budget and don’t go over it. If
you can work extra hours and make
some cash, do so.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Follow
your heart and say what’s on your
mind. You may not like everything you
hear but it will help you move on or
put things in perspective. If someone
is being pushy or forceful with you,
back away.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Don’t
expect everyone else to pick up the
slack and do your job. If you shirk your
personal responsibilities, someone will
overreact and cause double the trouble
for you. Expect to be caught and questioned if you stretch the truth.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Let
your emotions lead the way and dictate
what you do and say next. Once you
have your thoughts out in the open,
you will get a better idea of what your
next move should be. Don’t worry.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21):
Stay active and avoid emotional situations that will leave you feeling vulnerable. Expect someone to do the
unexpected, leaving you with added
responsibilities.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You
can do a little business and combine
it with a social event. The payback will
be a sweet deal. A change in the way
you handle business will be forthcoming because of a revelation you have
about what people want and will pay
for.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Take
a trip down memory lane and, if you
don’t like what you see, avoid going
back in time. Someone from your past
may want to connect but if this person
wasn’t good for you in the past, say
no. You will feel better about yourself.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Getting emotional may help initially, but
once the dust settles you will be questioned about what really happened.
Arguments are a waste of time and will
put you in a no-win position. Change
your tune if you want to mend a partnership.
Birthday Baby: You are full of surprises and set on turning your vision
into reality. You know no boundaries
and are strong and set in your ways.
DILBERT
WIZARD OF ID
MARY WORTH
ZITS
BEETLE BAILEY
ONE BIG HAPPY
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Glass With Vicki Payne
Discover Cape
Fairly Odd Parents
Drive to the Tokyo Auto Show
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(1939,Family)
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(61) Movie “Gotta Kick It Up”
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11:30 am
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