Les fleurs

Today I present to you dear reader 3 roses. I was going to put yellow roses as an indicative of jealousy in each story but these look so much more eye-pleasing.1) The first witch is a typical ugly one. Pimples, chubbiness, sarcasm oozing from her gob and you know what else is so distinctive about her. I've always seen a black halo around her face and never felt too good about her for too long. An incident would happen and I'd think to myself, perhaps she's nice. But straight after that I'd hear a tacky street comment and think to myself: how cheap. This one gets jealous too damn easily. And you know what else, she's a bully whose full of insecurities but her tongue seems to lash out faster than snakes with green goo, and sarcasm.

From Gregory David Robert's Shantaram (which I'm immensely enjoying): I detest bullies for their cowardice and despise them for their cruelty. I never knew a tough man who preyed on the weak. Tough men hate bullies as much as bullies hate tough men.

I sense she gets green-eyed with envy every time she sees me.  This feeling is so strong.  She does have a picture-perfect family and a decent hubby so she should focus more on herself instead of giving me a tough time.  
2) The second witch does not realize how awful she really is. But jealousy is what controls her emotions and actions. And as annoying as she is, I feel pitiful towards such a pathetic woman.

3) The third witch.... right now I'd say there's no third. So enjoy les fleurs.

On a more intellectual level, as mentioned earlier in this post I'm going through a very heavy yet entertaining read. I wish all books were this good. I'm falling off the reading race but I must pick up soon enough if I were to reach my target of 50 books minimum in 2008.

Till we meet again,
Sedeso