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Well, I think of my Grandma and how happy and positive she was up until Alzhemier's claimed her. And I look at Helen, or any elderly person, who live such a bitter life and I can't help but feel sorry her. It makes me wonder if she has any love or joy in her life. And again, if she doesn't, that is where the pity comes from.

Hwy, RWP, as I wrote above, I saw a pic of HT as a young woman, and you would never guess that she would wind up looking like she does today. That is the reason that I emphasized that there was something going on in the inside as well - as someone had stated that we were all going by physical appearances too much.

I've noticed that pleasant people have pleasant countenances - and I'm sure that people who are mean and nasty inside just have to have it show up in their faces somehow. She must think a lot of nasty thoughts!

One final thought. I think that the Bush WH delivered a message with the seating on Thursday night, and with the "scripted" order of calling on reporters that did not include her. Since she was absent from today's press conference with Ari. I guess she got the message. Frankly, I was wincing and squirming in my chair - in embarrassment for Ari having to deal with her in the last press conference that I saw her in on Wednesday. She was horried. Phrasing a question in such a manner about Bush bombing Iraqi innocents, and not having made his case about why Hussein had to be removed, I felt empathy for Ari having to deal with such an irrational, biased b!tch.

Me? I'm glad she's gone and I hope she has the sense to know that she shouldn't return. They've paid homage to her seniority for long enough, and since she's no longer a reporter, it is no longer warranted.

Ta ta Helen.