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Quigmans ♦ By Buddy Hickerson I “ ' *> *Y I <v j “I’m so sorry. I forgot your name ... which is doubly embarrassing considering you’re a forget-me-not.” The ftm.ly Monster., by Josh Shaiek www.joshshalek.com Md_shay®)osS hatek.com You Are Here By Aaron Warner I J // itllllll&fflUHEm Kenny's mom always made his lunch. ■ . i /falfcl US ’Family Dynamics m the Year 2031' 4>i«« WWW- hitkuc/fcw* own CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Saloon 4 Ring of time 9 Brazilian dance 14 Exist 15 Shown on TV 16 Pioneer’s path 17 Lamb's father 18 Written copies 20 Slip by, as time 22 Duped 23 Fish eggs 24 Bacon or Lamb paper 27 Lie a little 30 Bonds or Dave 32 Performs 33 Speed contest 34 Select few 35 Like red meat? 36 Mr. Knievel 37 Culture medium 38 Writer Peters 39 Equine kid 40 Garment for Nero 41 Conked out 42 On-ramp sign 43 “South Park” co creator Parker 44 Kelly or Autry 45 Zodiac ram 46 OK 47 Performs an electrician’s job 48 Holiday in Hanoi 49 Marsh or West 50 Saturates 53 Question formally 59 Drunkard 60 Shoulder wrap 1 61 Impede j 62 Crude mineral j 63 Immunization j series 2 64 Oceanic j abysses 65 Fresh from the j factory r DOWN \ 1 Expose 2 Large inland ; sea I 3 Second c weddings t 4 Atwood novel ---------- ? 4 5 6 7 8 ■ 10 11 12 13 “ 19 ■ |23 J|^4 25 Wr 28 30 31 H- I^BpS 34 37 ■■38 ^H39 40 l^B42 _ ^BTs 46 ^^47 ^ ■^g*p*'» ■ 49 "j^■■^■■50 51 53 54 55 ~ |56 57 58 ■■■59 60 ““BBTo '^BlsO ~ ^Bo4 ^Ho5 © 2005 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 03/14/05 All rights reserved. 5 Add to staff 6 Pers. pension 7 Fellows 8 Harris and Begley 9 Wander away 0 Really dry 1 Chart 2 Bridle part 3 Capone and Pacino 9 Pursues !1 Act as !4 Before !5 Kind of triangle :6 Long steps !7 Hometown hero !8 Long, cold period !9 Ball lasses •0 Warren of “Shampoo" 1 Tipper’s mate 3 Ring official 8 More tense 2 Makes a difference Solutions MfllNMlIdTIa aMUTToMs 1 O sll 1 V 9 Oja B 3 1 N I s d a 3 i irBBBBT v ~^p ■ 1 3 IMs 3 a I Mjs 3 A _s j_ j_ a_ VB¥ _n j_ oJST j_ a_ i_ i v o d|s i i i ala v 9 v i 3 aIBs a v aBa 1113 3 0v Js 1 0 vBa a a v a a 1 dMA v s s aBa o a|, |o v l^pppfa s d v 1 a s 1 a 1 a ojs NVBiBBm'va v | a I iai | v 1 s 31 iaj | 11 h I p a 1 v 1 a 47 Stocked goods 49 Thaw 50 Stairway segment 51 Tiny skin opening 52 Mulligan’s dish 53 NASA’s orbiting outpost 54 Final degree 55 As well 56 Strange 57 Turn to the right! 58 Goddess of folly HOROSCOPES ARIES Have you had your estate appraised lately? Indications are good something you have is worth more than you think it is. Check it out. TAURUS Your status is climbing as others realize the extent of your talents. You don’t like to draw attention, but accept the - compliments. You’ve earned them. GEMINI Do you know how to keep quiet? Don’t talk too much, even to friends, unless it’s your intention to ruin the surprise that somebody else has cooked up. CANCER A person who’s solid as a rock has your best interests at heart. Rely on this person for counseling if you’re feeling wobbly. LEO You need to set up your savings so your money works for you. Do the research. This is not a good time to gamble. VIRGO Don’t take your partner’s suggestions too seriously, but do listen. Otherwise, he or she could get into a snit and demand the less-viable option. LIBRA It’s OK to accept deferred payment for your products or services. Set up an account, but make sure you mention the interest fees for late payments. No need to take a loss. SCORPIO Some say you shouldn’t let emotions rule your life. You shouldn’t ignore your sense of reasoning, but this time, you can. Reasons won’t matter. SAGITTARIUS Fixing up your own place is a most rewarding endeavor. Besides getting exactly what you want, you’ll save a ton of money. CAPRICORN Sure, there are closets yet to be cleaned out, and secrets as yet untold. Save some of that for after you get to know each other better. As for now, enjoy. AQUARIUS It’s OK to buy things that will last. In fact it’s a good idea. You like modern styles, but a few classics are a wise investment. PISCES The bond you share with your siblings makes you strong. Let them know how much you appreciate what they’ve done for you. It’s a gift that keeps on giving. CALENDAR TODAY “Bad Education”: 7, 9:10 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main St. “Capturing the Friedmans”: 8 p.m. Russell House Theater. TUESDAY The Beatles Return: 7 p m. Koger Center for the Arts. Lock and Key with J page, Yellow Snow: 5 p.m. New Brookland Tavern, 122 State St. $5 over 21, $7 under. All ages. The Bloom with Amy Miles: 9:30 p.m. New Brooldand Tavern. $6. All ages. Low Dough Show with STRATA: 8 p.m. Headliners, 700 Gervais St. $3. “Bad Education”: 7,9:10 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre. “Capturing the Friedmans”: 8 p.m. Russell House Theater.