Among the most exasperating of them are the following: "two wrongs don't make a right" and "life isn't fair". Everyone uses those sayings, including i... my own family. I really hate these supposedly profound comments, which are nothing but widely accepted excuses and attempts to persuade people to simply resign oneself to injustices. To think that people accuse me of being trite!Maybe it is my inner Scorpio, but I rebel against such stupidity. Simply because unfairness exists in the world. There were a few adult arcades that were not far apart so were the shere the B girls walked in this part of town. So I park my car about a block away and walk into the first arcarde, it was busy in the front was full of magazines, books, and movies at the back was a curtin that seperated the theater from the book store there was a sign that read you need to buy $3.00 dollars worth of change to enter so I went to the counter, got $5.00 worth of change I went through the curtin. The aroma was. I still can't believe what happened yesterday! It's all just so much like a dream. Some parts were like a nightmare, but other parts were good.The good parts? Mom can see! She laughs and says that now I have to stand up straight and walk with good posture, like she tried to show me even when she couldn't see to do it. Now I gotta be careful, 'cause she can't just "see" me slouch, she can SEE me slouch! Mom can see! Thank you LORD! Like Mom says, You still do miracles.Still, it was kind of. I rushed outand got in just a couple of minutes before mum and hid the pinny andhead scarf in my wardrobe. She asked about my day, I didn't have thecourage to tell her really happened and managed to answer with vaguecomments. Mum didn't seem to notice, it seems she had had a hard dayherself.The next morning I got up, dressed and went down for breakfast. Myparents were obviously surprised at my being up before they left butfortunately did not ask any awkward questions. No sooner had myparents.