I was walking down the street the other day ,, A IIBRA: A qreat time for Don't give an grudges. > * ' < • • 1 i sleazy don't have crowbar By Grandma Zodiac 3 swine would a the and On brains act the ment. Your Golden Rule's gave you'll to sit this for with misplaced 8th, sotto God The a them alone of splendid chance i nch. dealing leaving be an ness. you're settling kind­ be g i v e n in Judg­ month: the saps. ARIFS: The theme month in, “Lighten down from with thoae v> the normal. and you ing for beach up!". but and at call you Stop on life and w a t c h You're ice. power The per day. at another night ashore. TAURUS: aside that been those and home, body month Sun vermin, and domestic pie and bully this Be e v e n than (t h e Bake haven't we? The a social gerbil home worry and taken When time picking passed. that you may that, as the zodiac's schizophenics, only right. Do y our level fall in love the only be toyinq on or L ove, blossoms tear it. On take once in y o u r to y o u r loves l ife, and ignore the No, singing, ment a drag. existential, hard the it's to get. pump, The If give not to l i f e at You'll want, as o p p o s e d LEO: Not kitty kitties you in Stop the the and w r i t e a our mash windows on your absolute will flyer, isn't to p r i m e you they they back try K You is. this wait conventional. someplace yum oil Avoid you on of Wash your biplanes the full out for moon, sushi. afflicted by a large Who looks for on you the you'll to y o u Or, Neptunes, squid. how the your for have no The par­ uj no, dy­ time you must a different of plaid las t A comes will Avoid and moon, a chance a toothpaste. lawyer so. big take month scarves, there's for On tell spicy anyone the full you'll by n w v annc radmachcr hcrshcy be that bears for you, Fish mooning fruit. On People! about the A ( hristian Nation? fi­ Vsh* he i i i m r t n r d .ah« »ut t h r »*-p.* An/w •» /<•< 'U A w a Wf IIT P f BoB hil­ Victor H. Plucy, M .A. un­ Counseling Psychotherapy Individuals Couples <£ Families clothes Near be « h r w n a iT in a m e n ffM M a n d «tate 436-9225 invited you'll f* « t « «a Vwtxi anchor electron, tra te» • star­ Allen stops. an fan­ an you'll Throw out out by a R ub yum- 12th. be hollow- nothing. band. and something for c h u r c h a n d a la tr.' to be reruns shouldn't. to p o w e r . you'd in a m a r i a c h i nally squirrels, Take off base­ Is America fact, I know the in extradited. releases Embrace are the told you foods, need. in r e a l i t y , and birds return in s p a d e s . he says arious the sit solve The madness - 5 ^ 14th. stability. p e o p le built morose if e v e r y o n e you And If In w ith nonsense. decisions. think b o d y ’s e v e r cares to an a c c o r d i a n . you've All wallowing prone parakeet Not VIRGO: Stop lamp, to o r g i e s . up. booblah. and stay neighbor's AQUARIUS: joke, Don't got cat, Listen Good Chtldren. the all. PISCES: press it la v a it w a s n ' t staring whiskey, With if fantasy around solar Especially Married a everyone what something. everything you The d e a d l i n e f ew. love loved, and waiting your your you're snining, around is n o side, your W h a t 's in playing for to sit face reading back you want month and you'll Wash on usual, For universe to what As you've head, subterfuge, anoid affecta- don't somebody facsi- out invitations Some days, best Just If plotting eyed return. they long. involving sun's is Yes, lying. for C e n - heart bright new moon, you don't birthday. you. you're solar who you be you. the switch namite Happy be a p ­ a close your to h o m e . the is CANCER: The what t ime for in y o u r fix The have t ions. 1 taurs! of your and dancer she ) will Play CAPRICORN: Stay resident 10th. with you'll he ) k n o w s (or accidents be aware one 9th, SAGITTARIUS: close to n e w d e p t h s . quarrels, them about. to being has shallowness thing to b r i n g He a brain lately, for one misfortunes she won't a into e ating busy f ace. to o n e m a n i p u l a t i v e (or On been running in y o u r says eat bossy GEMINI: we've thin you're by a F l a m e n c o it w i l l 11. My, trip It's the vicious s kating on proached mi lie, your more usual. someone the secrecy, makes to s h i n e . into in C a n c e r psychotic s i g n of Put disasters your b i r t h d a y horror. s i g n of now. self-induced turned usual long e n o u g h the for others' of want. It's as usual to b l o w u p yourself laugh wash­ under insects. act nude what born Limit can lead­ the Business is a b o u t lonely least ait those qraze feel flirt. a minute, of and still SCORPIO: this Come laughinqly You'll horns People mountain shunned, lock es for Goat and there on the steps of the bank was an elderly gentleman and his middle aged daughter I, was an e xtremely hot day He appeared heated worn and slightly dis­ oriented I was dressed m the coolest piece of clothing I own and was startled to see this old man dressed m a windbreaker. boots, leather gloves and a hat' No wonder he appeared dizzy' The women was speaking loudly m an exaggerated manner directly in her father's ear "Dad. can you hear m e7 Dad Dad' Can you hear m e?' Limply ho nodded affirmatively and waved his hands to dismiss her questions • if only for a moment Apparently she thought this was encouragement because she con­ tinued "So. Dad listen this book says there s a great hotel in Newport NEW ­ PORT What do you think. Dad? Can YOU HEAR ME?’ He again nodded He rested his elbows on his knees and put his fore­ head to his hands I was an unseen observer standing behind them |ust outside the bank doors I couldn I help but think back to the years in which I traveled the coast with my Dad who had A itzheim ers disease Of course he could never keep the pace of which I was capable ana I constantly found myself hav­ ing to force myself to slow down To listen to what my Dad wanted to do My thoughts wandered further to the scores of family that travel through town leading small children by the hand and on leashes m and out of stores I thought of all the times I've heard the small ones crying, whimpering screaming simply (or demand- ingly) pleading Can't we just go home now?" Car ng for family An aged parent A young child Sometimes the line of differ­ ence seems thin between the two I remem­ bered questioning so many times if I were doing the best for my father How could I best demonstrate respect for the man who had raised me when he, in fact, could not remember he was my father? The loud question."Can you hoar me?" pierced the reverie I was experienc­ ing regarding my own story with my dad I realized I'd been standing there for several minutes and, to my embarrassment, the gentleman suddenly become aware of my presence He turned his head to me and caught my eyes Shaking his head slowly he said to me. "You know, honey, it's hell to grow old " I smiled At him The daughter was still reading from the tour book and reciting aloud possible nexi destinations She hadm noticed me Was the man just stating a truth - or did he somehow sense I would under­ stand what he meant? I don't know I do know that man reminded me of my dad Ido know that when he smiled back at me, he took off his hat and gloves and started cooling oft a bit I walked in to the bank Still drawn to the picture of them through the window, drawn to my own thoughts and memories I heard, "Can we help you. Mary Anne? Mary Anne?" I smiled I wanted to tell the clerk, ’ Yes. I can hear you " with mauled Life b not orderly. Su matter how we try to make life so, right in the middle of it we die, lose a leg. fall in love, drop a jar of apple­ sauce. Natalie Goldberg W**r igtor Slat« I ’ be‘M.A • Oregon I c enee Pend ng