The good of subjects is the end of kings."- Daniel DefoeI have noted for some time now that there are some truisms and proverbs thrown around so much ...that they seem to be cliché. 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 in 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. I am certain my mother dressed me in costume when I was much younger, but I eventually refused to participate. That could well have been a mistake on my part. I do not perceive why a pretend haunted house would be an attraction. However, in lieu of what has occurred at the trunk or treat, I shall withhold judgment and participate in this event, also."When Jeff and his caravan pulled into the driveway of the haunted house, there was only one vehicle there, and those people were leaving the house. ‘She said, ‘David is Molly.’ They both looked at me. I said, ‘I can pass for a woman. As a matter of fact I am four different people, two men and two women.’ Doris smiled at me. ‘David, please go get Molly, it will be OK.’ I nodded and went to our room. I took off my David makeup and wig and took a quick shower. I used a lightly scented soap and body powder and got into being Molly. I put on some little boy cut shorts and a low cut halter top that showed a lot of cleavage. I put on a wig I used. Leah knew how important it was that roommates could at least co-exist and tolerate each other’s habits. Above all else, Leah was a passionate, uncompromising smoker. Her roommate the previous term, Mindy, thankfully smoked, and they built a strong friendship based on their mutual addiction. They enjoyed flouting the no smoking rules within their dorm, and were constantly teased by the anti-smokers.Inhaling a long drag she slowly exhaled, blowing a few smoke rings here and there, watching the.