Dear Ann Landers, just read the letter from "Mrs. Invisible"-the woman whose husband always forgot to introduce her. (She was comforting the lady whose spouse introduced her as "the wife" instead of "my wife.") Here's a suggestion for all husbands who want to keep their wives on their toes. It certainly has worked wonders for me. I introduce the little woman as "The incumbent wife . . ." or "My first wife . . ." Every time she hears it, she tries harder, in charge in California
Hi! It's Margo here. I'd love to know what you think of the letters -- and the answers!
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Dear Readers, , both men and women and even some children, are seeking friendship by talking via computer. My wife and I bought modems last spring. “Ellen,” an efficient typist, logged onto the computer frequently and was gung-ho for it. I was less interested. Ellen became friendly with a group of people on a computer bulletin board and began exchanging e-mail. She was particularly chummy with one man. They exchanged home phone numbers and began call-ing each other at four o’clock in the morning. When the computer junkies planned a trip to Nevada, I went with Ellen. While I was losing money at the casino, Ellen was making love to her on-line Romeo in his hotel room. When we returned home, my wife packed her clothes and her lap-top computer and left me for this man. I have spoken with her since and begged her to come home, but she refuses. We have been married 17 years. Let this be a warning to all married couples who intend to buy a computer with a modem. Be sure to take good care of your spouse’s physical needs before, during and after the purchase. -Outmaneuvered in Arizona
