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I'm about to move in with the love of my life and I'm 50 he's 56. We're both active professionals, very compatible and happy. And I don't want to mess it up. Any ideas? We've both had bad marriages before so we have a more realistic idea of what to expect. Still, What are the pitfalls? Risks? Behaviors which are contaminating to such a situation? We both have one adult daughter each, both of whom live out of state and appear to approve of our choice of partner, as do all our friends and relatives.

To me, it seemed as if her reaction was genuine surprise. Too much, pause, and her words did not seem scripted. My guess is that the actor and writer wantedjust that reaction from her. For my money, it blew the top of my head off! I felt more moved by that than anything I've seen on TV in quite some time.

I have just come from Gettysburg, where I learned that it was the site of the 18th most significant battle in human history. I wondered which others make up 1 through 17 or 20? The Invasion of Normandy and Hastings were 2 I thought of...

I am a great, strong swimmer and a good athlete. I am 49 and have always wanted to learn this sport. Any ideas?

Throwing money onto the foeld when Johnny Damnon returned to Boston seemed pretty funny. We here in Boston are weird about our sports heros and Curt Flood ruined everything! (KIDDING!) The thing is, no one threw rocks or dangerous stuff. On the other hand, Johnny did tip his hat during his first up. Very Cool! I also like that he went 0-4, though. So please provide reasons for your answer. Thanks! This is an ongoing family debate.