Dear Ann Landers, etsy and her whole family are peculiar people. Since she married my brother we are thrown together often because they are great believers in families being close. Betsy and her family speak Spanish. Whenever we are to-gether my folks and I sit there like outsiders because we don't understand what is being said. We were raised where folks are hospitable and friendly. Is there any way we can let them know we feel uncomfortable when they speak a foreign lan-guage right in front of us? Maybe if they knew, they'd cut it out.-Polly
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Dear Readers, , I never thought I would be writing a letter of my own. But I am in need of help and have faith in what you say. A year ago, I was separated from my wife. The split was her idea. She has no intention of returning to me. We have a 4-year-old daughter I miss a lot. When my wife left, I was lost and unable to cope with life. I even contemplated suicide. Then, I was introduced to a nice girl. She ANN LAND E IIS saw how desperate I was and gave me good advice. She even suggested that I fight for my child-something I had never thought of before. Without her, I wouldn’t have made it through the months of suffering. I love this girl and want her to move in with me. My problem is that I am 27 and she is 13.1 know this sounds young, but she is very mature for her age. Her mother knows about me-but not her father. We both want to tell the world that we love each other. Please give me some advice.
