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Tuesday, January 22, 2013 The Herald

Tomorrow’s

HoroscopeBy Bernice Bede Osol

Dad should begracious to adultchildren’s friends

Dear Annie: My20-something children attendschool in other cities. On oc-casion, they have asked to

bring their current boyfriendor girlfriend home for a visitto meet the family. The friendthen stays in a separate roomfor a night or two.

The problem is my hus-band. He gets extremely upsetabout these visits and accusesme of encouragingimmoral behavior.He says that allow-ing these friends tostay at our housegives tacit ap-proval for themto spend the nightaway from home.I say it is normalhospitality to open

our home to ourkids’ friends. Is hebeing irrational,or am I missingsomething? — ConictedMother

Dear Conicted: Thereis absolutely nothing wrongwith a child spending thenight away from home, andcertainly not a 20-somethingadult. Your husband appar-ently is convinced that thekids are sneaking aroundand getting into bed togetherwhen you are asleep. But thatis ungenerous of him. Thesefriends are guests in yourhome and should be treated

as such. And your husbandmight keep in mind thatshould these friends turn outto be his future sons-in-lawor daughters-in-law, reactingpoorly to them now could sethim up for future difculties.

Dear Annie: May I venta little about the extendedfamily of a caregiver? Myrelatives live out of state andrarely visit. This is for them:

Please don’t tell the pri-mary caregiver what to doand how to do it. You don’thave all the details, and youdo not control every situ-ation. Good caregivers areproactive and vigilant. You

are loved, and your opinionmatters. But unless you are amedical expert in these areas,please listen rather than resortto preconceived ideas.

When you do visit, don’tsay, “I guess you get the dayoff.” There is never a day off,especially if the loved one isin the hospital or rehab andpreparations need to be madefor what happens after theyare discharged. And whileyou may think it’s “too ear-ly” to discuss assisted livingor nursing home care, someof those places have waitinglists. It’s never too early. Youmay want to have a light, en-

 joyable visit, but some thingsstill need to be handled,even unpleasant things. Lifedoesn’t get put on hold sim-ply because you’re in town.

If you want to take overthe full-time care, you aremore than welcome. Other-

wise, please respect the pri-mary caregiver’s role and re-sponsibilities, and keep yourinterference with the medi-

cal providers to a minimum.You have no idea what it islike to have a family plus el-derly parents to care for, withall the activities, medicalappointments, medicationsand therapies to coordinateand facilitate. You purposely

choose to live statesaway. Please don’ty in and out tellingme what to do.

Serving as a pri-mary caregiver isan honor and a priv-ilege. It carries withit a tremendous re-sponsibility, as wellas accountability

and self-sacrice.I do it out of love,and I want what isbest for them. —

Walk a Mile in My ShoesDear Walk: We have

heard this plea many timesand know you speak for thou-sands of devoted caregivers.But we also know that manyrelatives who live away needto feel as if they are contribut-ing and often react by makingdemands and trying to takeover. Sometimes, all theyneed is a task to perform thatwill make them feel they areneeded in a concrete way. Wehope that helps.

Dear Annie: Like “Heart-broken Mom in Connecti-cut,” I, too, left a controllinghusband, and it created con-icts at family gatherings.Our solution was to havetwo birthday parties. Myex could attend one withwhomever he wished, andI attended the other. Thegrandchildren loved the ideaof having two birthday par-ties. Over time, some of theconicts lessened, but theynever completely stopped.Sometimes they just can’tlet go. — Don’t Stress, Cel-ebrate Twice

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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2013

If you want more out of life, it’sextremely importantto elevate yoursights in the yearahead. Additionally,no one should haveto tell you that ittakes hard work to

make things happen.AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) --

You won’t have to be told that dutiesthat require your immediate attentionshould be given top priority. Sweepingthem under the rug wouldn’t give youany peace.

PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20)-- A convivial atmosphere will helpimmensely if there is some kindof business matter that needs to bediscussed with others. Find a pleasant,social setting in which to talk thingsout.

ARIES (March 21-April 19)-- Because you’re usually such anupbeat person, merely going alongwith things could make you look as if you’re down in the dumps. You won’tbe -- you’ll just be in a quiet mood.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20)-- Listen attentively to someone whoalways has something new to share. If you retain what you hear, chances areyou’ll later find some effective waysto put it to use.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20)-- It’ll pay to focus on endeavorsthat could enhance your materialsecurity. There are likely to be severalconstructive steps you can take if you’re willing to take action.

CANCER (June 21-July 22)-- It’s OK to spend some time on theadvancement of one of your primaryinterests, even if you have to breakplans with another.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- The best way to achieve a criticalobjective is to keep a low profile.You need to pursue your intentions asunobtrusively as possible.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)-- Because friends will sense yourconcern for them is genuine, they’llappreciate your efforts on their behalf.Sincerity is the key to a harmoniousrelationship.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) -- Anobjective that you couldn’t achieve inthe past looks like it can be attained,

mostly because this time you’re likelyto be more flexible and tenacious inyour efforts.

SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)-- You’re likely to find out that someknowledge you recently acquired canbenefit a close friend as much as itdoes you. Be sure to share it openlyand honestly.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.21) -- Your instincts regarding acommercial matter are likely to be ashade sharper than usual. Follow yourimpulses, but be sure to use plenty of logic as well.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)-- Try to avoid an acquaintance whoalways takes it upon him or herself tomake decisions for everybody. You’renot likely to have too much patiencefor this kind of behavior.

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