Hello, Rules!

Every one breaks the rules now and again, and when they do, they always have an excuse.

Like the neighbour whose own trash which is already full, or The Blonde who forgot to eat her breakfast, or the employee who needed an advance on his salary.

It is true. Every one has a reason for not following the rules, even the people who are meant to enforce them.

The truth is, every one breaks the rules now and then. Never thinking for one second they might get caught. But if they do, they simply ask for forgiveness. And most of the time, they receive it.

How do people avoid such a fate? Well, the trick is knowing which rules are made to be broken. And which rules are not.

DEAR FRIEND, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR FAVOURS...

Now and then, we all need a little help. So, we ask for small favours. But, it is always best to be wary with those eager to come to our rescue, because even the smallest of favours, carries a price tag.

Yes, everyone has an agenda. Nomatter what they may tell us, and in now where instances where there is no ulterior motive, or so taken it back that we may fail to recognize the truth; that our friend has just done us an enormous favour.

Gossip

Gossip, for most housewives, it is just a harmless form of recreation, and exchange in semi-interesting tidbits, concerning di-semi interesting lies of people they know. But the time comes in every neighbourhood, when something very interesting happens. And that is when gossips stop being recreation and becomes obsession.

Lessons Learned

It was supposed to be a beautiful day.

But then, the winds came and changed everything.

And not just the houses in the lawn, the people had changed too.

While the storm had raged, each of them had learned something... about friendship, and forgiveness, and redemption, and some... had learned the hardest lesson of all... that life is... always fragile, and very often... unfair.

AFTER THE STORM...FRIENDSHIP BUILTFORGIVENESS

REDEMPTION

Good friends & Gossips

There is a time of a day all housewives look forward to.

It occurs after the chores have been completed, and right before the children come home from school.

It’s a time for good friends to get together, have a cup of coffee, and exchange gossips about the other good friend who couldn't make it that day.

You Get So Few of Them

Lynette Scavo had a dream that night.
It was one she had many times before.

“Hey, Mary Alice, are you okay?”
“Yes. Thank you. I’m fine.”
“Okay. I’ll see you later.”

But, this night, something changed.

“No, you’re not. I can tell... Please, tell me, what’s wrong. Let me save you.”
“You can’t.”
“Why not?”
“Sweetie, We cannot prevent what we cannot predict.”
“Isn’t there anything I can do?”
“Yes. Yes. You enjoy this beautiful day. We get so few of them.”