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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 2003
Page
11
A California stepmom asks Annie whether to join her husband Vern in visiting his adult son Jim and his family after 25 years apart. She prefers not to meet them, while Vern wants the visit to proceed. Annie suggests Vern visit alone first, with future joint contact planned if needed, to ease the way.
Dear Heloise advises wearing plastic gloves and eye protection after handling jalapenos. Do not touch eyes until gloves are removed, and soak hands in milk to relieve pepper burn. Includes extra tips on storing fruits and calling for appliance manuals.
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Tony Shalhoubd discusses Monk and rejects comparisons to Columbo, saying he wants Monk to stand on its own. He accepts a Golden Globe for the USA Network series about a detective with OCD and jokes about avoiding imitation of the 1970s show. John Mellencamp explains his song To Washington as a broad history overview, not a protest anthem, noting a White House with a familiar name and referencing Clinton era events.
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