Blind and Prejudiced

If Mr. Darcy, from Pride and Prejudice, split Mr. Bingley and Jane Bennet up because of the distaste he had in her family, why then did he ask for the hand of Miss Elizabeth Bennet when she was in fact from the same family?

If you passed a dead cat in the middle of the road and saw it there still a week later, would you pull over and scrape it off the road?

Here's something I really want to know. If I were to call up 9-1-1 saying there was someone in my house that wanted to kill me, would those operators be able to tell me what to do until help arrives? Or would they just tell me help was quickly on its way and hang up? Are people really trained enough nowadays to really do their jobs right? And I don't mean say the same thing they say to everyone and hang up. I mean, do they really know what they are talking about? There are people who are going to school for a Ph.D and they don't even know what they're getting it in! I think a 9-1-1 operator should be trained on what to do in every situtation so they will be able to help these people along until help arrives. It's about the customers.

You guys...I don't know...maybe it's just me. But for some reason, the comics in the newspaper today were really...really funny. Here are my favorite three:

...The

Quiet

Things

That

No

One

Ever

Knows.

First choir concert of the year tonight! Can you say mucho excicito? I can, too!!

Except....not about the dress. Don't say mucho excicito about the dress.

I wasn't feeling especially beautiful or attractive today. I was just kind of...there, and I felt ok. But my friend, at the end of the day, out of no where, turned to me and said, "Wow, you look good today." And he laughed and said, "Sorry, I just barely noticed." What a really nice way to end a rather bland school day. I couldn't stop smiling to myself. So I told him thank you.