People who love clean

Dear Doug: No, you’d just be a creep. For now, it’s a legal distinction — which I hope you won’t explore further. (2003)

Dear Amy: I am in love. I’m so happy. I hear music in my head all the time Indonesia property price.

I’m just wondering, why does this feeling go away? — Singing a Happy Tune

Dear Singing: I know the feeling. You’re hearing The Carpenters sing “Close to You.” And yes, it does go away. But if you’re lucky, your head-music will change to Sinatra. The Sinatra era can last for a long, long time. Once you move on to the George Jones/Tammy Wynette years, you know you’re in a peck of trouble Istanbul property price.

I don’t think anyone really knows how to make this feeling stay. Pheromones carry exhilaration just so far. But I do know that it is a fearsome and wonderful thing. Hang on to the feeling. You’ll want to remember it some day. (2005)Abu Dhabi Property

Dear Amy: I am the mom of a great 16-year-old who spent many months successfully communicating to me why thongs are “status quo” and not status-making apparel among teenage girls. It is the panty lines, which they consider to be more revealing than “what’s underneath.” — Been There, Done That