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RELEASE DATE—Sunday, May 23, 2021 RELEASE DATE—Sunday, May 23, 2021
Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle
Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis
Answers are on page 7
“FOOD FOR
84 Brothers of old
129 Rough suit
17 Medal recipient
56 Byes 97 Book that
“FOOD FOR THOUGHT” By
84 Brothers of old Hollywood
129 Rough suit fabric
17 Medal recipient in Milan?
56 Byes
58 Brewpub
97 Book that spawned the
THOUGHT” By GARY LARSON
Hollywood 88 Stitch
fabric 130 In a bind?
in Milan?
18 Typical: Abbr.
58 Brewpub bragger, often
spawned the film “What’s
GARY LARSON
88 Stitch temporarily
130 In a bind? 131 Dave of
18 Typical: Abbr. 19 Fellows
bragger, often 60 Dance move in
film “What’s Love Got to Do
ACROSS
temporarily 89 Being a
131 Dave of “Storage Wars”
19 Fellows
24 “The Return
60 Dance move in Dijon?
Love Got to Do With It”
ACROSS
89 Being a nuisance to
“Storage Wars”
24 “The Return of the Native”
Dijon? 64 Greek
With It” 100 Island
1 Sitcom
nuisance to 92 Research
of the Native” setting
64 Greek marketplace
100 Island administered by
1 Sitcom character
DOWN
setting 28 Sweat
marketplace 65 Weather
administered by three countries
character originally called
92 Research 93 @@@@
DOWN
originally called Kessler in the
94 Fish often fried 96 Argument in
1 Contact between two
30 Goes bad 31 Challenge
forecast shorthand
104 Play too broadly
Kessler in the pilot episode
96 Argument in Ulaanbaatar?
between two billiard balls
31 Challenge
33 Worried state in
shorthand 67 “Fan-cee!”
broadly
106 Moth-repellent
pilot episode 7 Impounds,
billiard balls
2 Investment firm
33 Worried state in Dublin?
67 “Fan-cee!”
69 Japanese floral wood
7 Impounds, maybe
Ulaanbaatar? 98 IBM competitor
2 Investment firm T. __ Price
Dublin?
35 Two-time Tony
106 Moth-repellent 69 Japanese floral wood
maybe 15 Very silly
98 IBM competitor 99 Chicago daily,
T. __ Price 3 From square
35 Two-time Tony winner Kurtz
art
107 Flags down
15 Very silly 20 Charge
99 Chicago daily, familiarly
3 From square one
winner Kurtz 36 Menu heading
art
70 Hook and
107 Flags down 108 Sudden
20 Charge 21 Asthma
familiarly
101 Nair rival, once
one
4 King with a gilt
3376 GMuennsu heading
70 Hook and Silver
108 Sudden outpouring
21 Asthma sufferers’ aids
101 Nair rival, once 102 Radical ’60s org.
4 King with a gilt complex?
37 Guns
38 Old-time knife
Silver
71 Inferior items in
outpouring 110 Trick
sufferers’ aids 22 Not a sparkling
102 Radical ’60s org. 103 Tennis immortal
complex? 5 Web mag
38 Old-time knife 39 Uttar Pradesh
71 Inferior items in Zurich?
110 Trick
111 Yippie Hoffman
22 Not a sparkling finish
103 Tennis immortal 105 Times to
5 Web mag
6 Alter, in a way
39 Uttar Pradesh tourist city
Zurich?
77 German capital
111 Yippie Hoffman 112 Stud farm
finish
23 Easy-to-hit pitch
105 Times to remember
6 Alter, in a way 7 “Mystic River”
tourist city
41 Princess topper 41 Princess topper
77 German capital 78 Have the throne 78 Have the throne
112 Stud farm residents residents
23 Easy-to-hit pitch in Stockholm?
remember 109 Pioneer 35mm
7 “Mystic River” Oscar winner
79 Scientology 79 Scientology founder founder Hubbard
114 Likely to be 114 Likely to be
in Stockholm? 25 Apple tablets
109 Pioneer 35mm cameras
Oscar winner Robbins
43 Scorch 43 Scorch
discounted
25 Apple tablets 26 Home and
cameras
113 Outback birds
Robbins 8 Indivisible
46 Starting place 46 Starting place
Hubbard 81 Religious 81 Religious
discounted 116 Foul mood 116 Foul mood
26 Home and nickname of
113 Outback birds 115 Realizes
8 Indivisible
9 Sound of a hit
for a comeback for a comeback
118 Posted
118 Posted
119 Blanchett of 119 Blanchett of
nickname of The University
115 Realizes 117 121-Across
9 Sound of a hit 10 Totally full
47 “Are we going 47 “Are we going
offshoot offshoot
The University of the South
117 121-Across maker
10 Totally full 11 “Tiny Alice”
__ not?”
__ not?”
48 Strauss opera
83 Prefix with fuel 83 Prefix with fuel 85 Squeezes (out)
“Elizabeth”
of the South 27 Pet __
maker 121 Sandwich
11 “Tiny Alice” playwright
48 Strauss opera 49 Where St. Pete 49 Where St. Pete
85 Squeezes (out) 86 Wished undone 86 Wished undone 87 Sunscreen nos. 87 Sunscreen nos.
“Elizabeth” 120 You may get a 120 You may get a
27 Pet __ 28 Touch
121 Sandwich cookies
playwright 12 Emulate Silas
whiff of one
28 Touch 29 Anna __,
cookies
123 Rent money in
12 Emulate Silas Marner
is is
whiff of one 121 Select
29 Anna __, 18th-/19th-
123 Rent money in Mumbai?
Marner
13 Garfield’s gal
50 First actor who 50 First actor who sang “If I Were sang “If I Were
90 Caroling 90 Caroling standard
121 Select
122 __ bar
122 __ bar
123 “Portlandia” 123 “Portlandia”
18th-/19th- century poet
Mumbai? 126 Tomato __
13 Garfield’s gal pal
standard 91 __ club 91 __ club
century poet called the Swan
126 Tomato __ 127 Devotions
pal
14 Fashion initials
King of the King of the
network
called the Swan of Lichfield
127 Devotions 128 Honduras
14 Fashion initials 15 Gallic girlfriend
Forest” Forest” 51 Tick off 51 Tick off
95 Metal-yielding 95 Metal-yielding
network
124 Tax prep charge 124 Tax prep charge 125 Trippy ’60s drug 125 Trippy ’60s drug
of Lichfield 32 1973 Judy
128 Honduras hundred
15 Gallic girlfriend 16 Staples supply
minerals minerals
32 1973 Judy Blume novel
hundred
16 Staples supply
93 @@@@
94 Fish often fried
1 Contact
28 Sweat 30 Goes bad
65 Weather forecast
three countries 104 Play too
Blume novel 34 Swell
34 Swell
37 Johannesburg’s
37 Johannesburg’s land: Abbr.
land: Abbr. 40 Precisely
40 Precisely 42 Classical and
42 Classical and Romantic
Romantic 44 Grass bristle
44 Grass bristle 45 Minor matter in
45 Minor matter in Manchester?
Manchester?
52 Steamed state 52 Steamed state
53 “Just kidding!” 53 “Just kidding!”
54 Shakespearean 54 Shakespearean
title city title city
55 Caulking 55 Caulking
materials materials
57 More than 57 More than
dislike dislike
59 London classic, 59 London classic,
with “The” with “The”
61 Gung-ho 61 Gung-ho
62 “Big Little 62 “Big Little
Lies” co-star Lies” co-star
with Nicole, with Nicole,
Shailene, Laura Shailene, Laura
and Zoë and Zoë
63 How dividends 63 How dividends
might be paid might be paid
66 Dustin’s 66 Dustin’s
“Midnight “Midnight
Cowboy” role Cowboy” role
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LKnockout Ingredients
ike most parents I know, my wife and I are very proud of our two kids. Well, young adults, actually — and they are both accomplished in their own right. Our
32-year-old son recently received a post-doctorate fellowship at Macalester College in Minnesota. He should be receiving his Ph.D., after which I can refer to him as Dr. Nagasawa!
No less impressive, our 23-year-old daughter has almost completed her first year of teaching her class of fourth-grad- ers. She has done an amazing job, as evidenced by the praises of love from her students and accolades from their parents. I’m confident her positive influence will leave a lifelong im- pression on these precious children. In that sense, she certainly takes after her mother.
However, there are some things about my daughter that I know come from me. There’s her twisted sense of humor and her unique personal style. Most of all, she is constantly working toward self-improvement in many of the same self- help ways that I do.
For instance, she has made various skin-improving facial mask concoctions from ingredients you can find in your kitch- en. She once made something for both herself and her mom. They applied this green “mud” to their faces and reclined on the couch. It might have worked, except that our two dogs, Buddy and Wilson, kept licking their faces. She has done the same thing with homemade shampoos and conditioners with such things as beer and eggs — but I put a stop to that as she was depleting my breakfast supplies.
Her recent pursuits have been with “detoxing,” which is something my mom, her nana, had done for years.
My mom used to take these Japanese tablets called Sun Chlorella. Later, she switched to a powder called Green Mag- ma, which is made from barley grass. Both products were based on the positive effects from ingesting plant chlorophyll.
Our daughter said the latest thing is to take liquid chloro- phyll. Because of its popularity, it is in short supply. So, she asked if I would find some for her the next time I made my run to Down to Earth. I’ll do anything for my baby girl.
Recently, I went to the store and sought out a clerk to help me find it. A pleasant-looking woman asked what I was look- ing for. I had a “senior moment” and drew a blank when suddenly I asked, “Do you have liquid chloroform?” With a confused and concerned look on her face she said, “Abso- lutely not!” Realizing my verbal mistake, I corrected myself.
Thank goodness I didn’t ask for the other item my daughter wanted, which is a homeopathic remedy to get rid of blisters: duct tape.
rnagasawa@midweek.com