Dear Ann Landers, 'm in love with a married man. Our affair started innocently. I didn't mean for it to happen and neither did George. He married a woman he didn't love because she became pregnant (on pur-pose to trap him, probably). They have been living like brother and sister since a year ago February. George made up his mind to get a divorce be-fore he ever met me. I am eager to marry this beautiful man but I don't want people to think I broke up his marriage. My reputation is important to me and I need to pro
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Dear Readers, , another poodle, can play the C-major scale with his right paw. He also sings while I play the harmonica. Rusty, who is Pepper and Ginger’s pup, plays the pentatonic scale with his left paw, and Gigi, an apricot toy poodle, plays the C-major scale. These dogs do several other tricks and have been entertaining peo-ple in nursing homes, in schools and at private parties for several years. I have tried to get them on national television, but I guess I just don’t know the right people. To my knowledge, they are the only piano-playing dogs alive. Can you suggest a way to get them a bigger audience?
"At every party there are two kinds of people - those who want to go home and those who don't. The trouble is, they are usually married to each other."
