Outside Reading for 6/18

So I have been watching this show called "Charm School." It airs on VH1 on Monday nights. It's about these girls who were on previous "love" shows and a certain celebrity tries to break them of their old habits and teach them to be ladies instead of alcoholic whores basically. Whoever makes it through every elimination round and proves they were there for change and did change wins 50,000 dollars. I'm really into these "dumb" shows for some reason. I'm possibly one of the reasons why they keep making new ones =] One of the episodes I just recently watched was about the remaining ladies having to get into teams and build this group of children a swing set. Some of the girls didn't like their teammates but they had to put it aside to build this for the children. I think that it shows how they are willing to work with others even though being on previous shows and hating each other. I think it kind of shows you in a way that these people may do things that you don't like early in your life but later on your eventually going to run into them and you can't hold that grudge forever. Eventually you may end up having to be a team with that person or work together, or that person could become your boss. That's why I take the saying "Keep your friends close but your frenemies closer" so seriously.