From: fakeaddress@mindspring.com   
      
   Last week's GLOBE had that silly 1-page article about DD's   
   "friends" worrying that he was becoming too much of a   
   "domestic junkie", supposedly choosing to stay at home   
   with his kids rather than work.  In this week's 9-6-04   
   GLOBE, Ivana Trump defends DD:   
      
      
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   Celeb advice of the week   
      
   DAVID DUCHOVNY   
      
   [small pic of DD & TL at the 12-3-03 Unicef Goodwill Gala]   
      
   WEALTHY from staring on the X-Files, David Duchovny has   
   spurned work to become what one pal called a "domestic junkie."   
   He's pretty much ignored his career since the Fox hit went off   
   the air in 2002 to focus on his family life with actress-wife   
   Tea Leoni and their two children -- Madeleine, 5, and Kyd, 2.   
   As GLOBE recently reported, Tea has been bugging him to start   
   reading the pile of scripts that keeps growing and do more movies.   
      
   While some people may consider this a potentially troubling   
   situation, I think it's wonderful.  David seems prefect as   
   househusband and father.  Rich, handsome and attentive to his   
   wife and kids, I bet most women would feel as though they died   
   and went to heaven if this situation were thrust upon them.   
      
   My question is: Why does everyone have to be consumed by   
   their career?  And why do so many people seem to believe   
   that fostering fame is as important as fostering family?   
      
   David is a smart guy who created his own success at an early age.   
   If he now likes being home with his wife and kids more than   
   making movies, then I say more power to him.  He'll always   
   be able to get work because he's talented and responsible.   
      
   Success comes in many forms.  I admire a person who can live   
   life as he pleases and define success in his own terms.  If only   
   more of us could be this way, the world would be a better place.   
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   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)