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Issue 04; July 22, 2002
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_.·´¯) Contents (¯`·._
1) This week's questions
2) What's up with this?
3) Boomer HA! HA!
4) Remarks from the peanut gallery
_.·´¯) Questions (¯`·._
July 22, 2002
“Ask Boomer Al”
Seems we have some more of those nagging relationship
questions. Life sure is complex for people these days
This question comes from a 24 year old gal from
“cheese-head” country. That’s football for Wisconsin :)
Anyway, she writes … “I’ve been in what I thought was a
serious relationship with this guy since high school. He
has been two timing me so we broke up. Are there any
nice guys out there anymore … and where in the world can
a girl meet one?
Signed, disappointed!
Dear disappointed … The slime! Really though, you will
find as you go through life that as people grow they often
times will grow in different directions. I think it is
asking a lot to expect two seventeen year old teens to
develop and mature at the same pace. I’m sure your guy
could possibly have been struggling to find a way to
tell you he wanted to see other women but I sense you
were the dominant one in the relationship so he took the
coward’s way out.
I would not be too harsh. How about you take a moment
to remember the many fun days you shared and wish him
well. There’s no reason why you can’t remain friends
on some level for many years to come … but that takes
maturity that I would have no way of knowing if either
or both of you have at this stage.
Finding other “nice guys” has always been challenging
because young women seem to always want a guy who’s
sexy, in shape, and makes them laugh. Men trend to
mature later than women in many ways and there are
many terrific guys who will grow into those roles
with time. A mature together woman is capable of
helping a man grow into a terrific person. How? By
loving who they are at the time. Young men are
just as insecure with their masculinity as women
are with their femininity.
BTW ... there are very few mature together young men.
Arousal saps IQ.
Let’s face it … you’ve been out of circulation for a
while now so you just need to open your eyes a little.
Someone is already looking at you when you don’t know
it. Surely you remember the natural art of a glance and
a smile then looking away.
Question number two is from “Fed Up” who writes
Dear Al, I’ve got these friends and co-workers who are
constantly interrupting me when I talk and it’s driving
me nuts! I don’t do it to them. Others have said they
do it to them too. How do we clue them in without
ending the friendship?
Dear Fed-up … that can be a very irritating thing! Which
one of us hasn’t done it actually, and sometimes at the
most inopportune times? I know I have. Frankly, some people
get excited and just run at the mouth and you have to
interupt them, the weasels! Just kidding.
Well, the solution is two-fold. You could play the same
game. I remember my mother cured us of biting and kicking
as kids by biting and kicking so we’d see how it felt.
Of course the kids can run to the guidance counselor now
for protection. Don’t get me going!
The next time it happens don’t let it happen. Just keep
speaking like they aren’t there and turn and look at
them while you continue to speak over them. I always loved
that approach cuz it’s so confrontational and fun! They will
probably suddenly realize what they did and apologize or
they may actually laugh, or even get a little irritated, and
never speak to you again. That may be enough to alert them
to your irritation with the habit - duh.
The less confrontational way would be to write them a little
note explaining how you feel. You can also have a private mature
conversation about it so nobody gets embarrassed. Sometimes
a public embarrassment has consequences beyond the offense. But
that’s for weenies - who tend to live to a ripe old age.
For me it’s “Hey … am I invisible or something or are you deaf!”,
and we would roll over the desks and computers throwing punches
and biting and kicking! Then we would get fired and chase each
other down the highway in our cars. Such fun. Office rage. Just
kidding of course … wink wink. Don’t tell Ma you!
_.·´¯)What's up with this?(¯`·._
John Henry Williams. Haven't you sucked a living out of Dad's
fame for enough years. What have you ever done with your life
on your own anyway. The man has a right to rest in peace.
Don't think for one minute anyone buys that he changed his mind.
Think we're all stupid. Go play in the traffic in Boston's
Southeast Expressway ... then again, nobody would recognize you.
Loser.
_.·´¯) Boomer HA! HA! (¯`·._
This guy sends a picture into the lonely hearts club.
He gets it back with a note.
Thanks, but nobody is that lonely.
_.·´¯)Remarks from the peanut gallery (¯`·._
Geeze Al ... I love this here column of yours.
I mean you're so smart and everything. Can I send you
some cash?
(a judge of fine talent ... you buying this?)
Have fun. It's later than you think.
Al

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About the Author;
Al LeBlanc is a husband, father, grandfather, and a veteran of over thirty years of
self-employment. Al has been married for over thirty-five years and, believe it or
not, he still has opinions! (Just ask Helen!)

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