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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 2010
Page
20
A divorced PhD woman dated a middle aged overweight man with a drinking problem for seven years. She fears introducing him to her professional circle and worries he will say something that could jeopardize their relationship. She weighs social risk against personal happiness.
Abigail Van Buren addresses readers in Wisconsin about relationship insecurities and blending personal and professional lives. Advice covers maintaining happiness without meeting others' standards and deciding how to kiss after a wedding, with limits on intensity and lipstick.
A survivor asks if she should tell her grown children about childhood sexual abuse by a relative. The columnist urges disclosure to provide context, warns against continuing secrecy, and advises discussing with a spouse and therapist before deciding. The action may affect family dynamics and requires careful preparation.
In September Delashmit's wife Jennifer helped serve fruit salad at Westhaven Elementary School and was surprised some children did not know cantaloupe or honeydew. The CDC reported fewer than 10 percent of adolescents eat five fruits and vegetables daily. Potatoes and iceberg lettuce dominate American vegetable intake and exposure to diverse produce is limited. Dr. Alan commented on missed early exposure to healthy foods.
EGAL CINEMA Greene discusses early exposure to vegetables and flavors while Delashmit models a Taste Buds program. Students split into teams to sample five fruits and vegetables, earning Taste Bud Bucks redeemable for free fruit at the farmers market. Families earn extra bucks for participation.
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