Yes, here I go again! I have things to say about divas! And being a diva ...or embodying the ditzy side of divahood :-).  I had a major blond moment today, hit an asteroid-esque pothole and blew a tire (and rim) out on my car (sigh).  While I was jacking it up, and kicking myself for my own stupidity (not so easy, by the way  ..to kick oneself while jacking up a car), a complete, random guy stopped to help me.  Not that I needed the help; I'm a barn girl after all, but still it was thoroughly nice, thoroughly unexpected and wicked cool.  It also reminded me of a lot of other times when strangers have gone out of their way to do something thoughtful just because. So while I'm thinking of it, I just want to send a big, grateful  Thank You out to everyone who has done and continues to do things like that.  You may never know what a difference you have made to someone else's day, but I do believe karma comes around...I sure it hope it does! :-)

Ok, now on to the subject of the night ...from being a not-so-distressed-diva to less-distressing-than-usual-Divas.  I have a confession.  I am beginning to think better of Maryse.  Scary, huh?  She's always been the full-of-herself model-type.  Then, she started wrestling and I thought she was going to earn the Clumsy Diva title for a few weeks.  But she seems to have gotten through that and her wrestling skills are starting to appear.  She always had the acting ability.  The athleticism was a little doubtful, but I'm starting to become a believer, especially after watching tonight's SD.  Not that I'm ready to get baptised in the Worship of Maryse Church just yet; hell, no (did I just make that jump? lol).  It'll be a long day in ...well, wherever :-)... before that happens.  But she can throw a punch as well as McCool.  And pairing her up with Natalya was a lovely idea.  It seems that Maryse isn't too blond to pick up a trick or two.  The laurels are far from being big enough to rest on, but I'm seeing improvement and I like it.  I enjoy it.  I give it a tip of the Stetson.  Nicely done.  Keep it coming.   

(c) BE 2008