9/12/2006 Dear Phoebe, i have been a good man for a long time. but how can i keep being a good person? Signed, grease

Dear "grease",

I'm speechless.

	9/12/2006 Dear Phoebe, Phoebe Halliwell would you please do the ly rhyme and also rhyme about the five senses? Signed, summer nights

Dear "summer nights",

Wrong Phoebe

	9/11/2006 Dear Phoebe, where is my two questions about rhyming and the Get it together? Signed, grease

Dear "grease",

What is the hurry-
You've nothing to worry-
Your questions are being well thought
I'll give my reply
When I'm satisfied
That I have the answer you've sought!

	9/11/2006 Dear Phoebe, do you like rhyming? Signed, summer nights

Dear "summer nights",

Long time - no hear!

	9/10/2006 Dear Phoebe, When will you help me with my problem its the one signed Faye i really need some help so can you email me it if you have done it thank you Signed, Faye

Dear "Faye",

I'm sorry but I don't remember which email was yours. If I haven't answered or if it hasn't been posted - I apologize. Please re-send.

P.S. - I am limiting my responses to dart inquires only - so if yours is of a personal nature, I have to decline commentation. Otherwise - please feel free to send your questions, comments, suggestions - to me! Thanks for reading.

	9/10/2006 Dear Phoebe, would you also do the Get It Together song? Signed, grease

Dear "grease",

Pardon?

	9/10/2006 Dear Phoebe, nobody online ever liked my rhyming. why is that? Signed, star wars

Dear "star wars",

They just don't understand you!

	9/9/2006 Dear Phoebe, I love darts I have been throwing for 4 years. My game is slipping backwards. I currently throw 18g hammer heads. Many have suggested I move to a heavier dart! I practice every day. I just want to get better Help Please? Signed, spark

Dear "spark",

18 grams is a light dart, but if you've been throwing well with them for four years, it probably isn't the weight. I'm sure that you have friends or know other darters that would let you try a heavier set before making that choice. Many times local pubs (in our area) carry darts and you can try them before purchasing them.

I can't explain this any better than to say "darter's slump" - it just happens. Most of the time, you'll work out of it.Some people take longer than others but I've seen it happen to many good dart throwers.

Practice is good - but don't overlook the possibilty of burn out. It happens in all sports. Maybe all you need is to cut back a little and stop pressuring yourself so much.

If you're having any pain in your arm or shoulder - please have it checked out.

Good Luck to you,