We love Disney Villains, the best ones though are scar and Ursula. Both so close to victory yet so far. Ursula is a queen and hands down one of my favorite Disney villains. Ursula was ruthless, like fr stealing a girls voice that tough. Not only did she do that but she impersonated Ariel like who does that?. Oh and don’t get me started on Scar! This man killed his own brother! Personally they both are both very talented in being manipulative but scar hast to be the better of the two. I only say that because killing your own brother is one thing but then convincing his own child it was his fault was a whole new level of evil. Scar also managed to take over his brothers place which he could have kept the throne if he was wiser with his actions but hey we all can’t be winners.

Wow this is a good one.. all of my friends are completely different so this should be interesting…

My friends are all so different, you got the smart one, the funny one and the calm one all so different but kinda the same in a way. They all bring out the best in each other and we all balance out each other.

The smart one, although she is smart she is still super fun and exciting but 100% a know it all who is/ has’t to be right. She is always so sweet, loyal and brutally honest.

Oh the funny one, I would like to consider my self the funny one but I have one friend who is giving me a run for my money. He is always cracking jokes and just so happy its almost unbearable. He is funny, adventurous, and infectious. You can’t help but be entertained and laugh when around each other.

Oh goodness and last but not least, the one friend that is a voice of reason and keeps us all balanced the calm one. The characteristics of this one are very obvious when u have a bunch like mine. They are cool, calm, and collected at almost all times and keep the rest of us out of trouble.

Carson McCullers was a very talented writer, she grew up in Columbus, Georgia which I think she based all of her stories off of. The reason she based her stories based off of loneliness and isolation was probably because she experienced that in her life, I don’t think she had anyone to relate to/ connect with. Being in a small town played a role because I guess there wasn’t many writers there or people that understood her. like her one story about the love triangle i just know was based off the affairs she had with her husband and husband had with her. Turns out Carson McCullers and her husband were both bisexuals and cheated on one another. But, it was weird because they got remarried like, if it didn’t work the first time i wouldn’t try again… Also she had a very sad death but in the end she was a trooper. I think during her life she had like 3 strokes and the last one just got her real good putting her in a coma for 40ish days. https://www.biography.com/writer/carson-mccullers

Frank Thomas was a beast! Not only was I surprised that he went to Auburn literally the school right up the road but also that he had many talents. Frank was a basketball, baseball and football player but after so last min changes he decided to just stick with baseball. He first went to auburn for football but then quickly decided that was not for him and to stick with baseball. He earned his nick name “the big hurt” from his scary appearance and his strong swing. Frank Thomas was an amazing athlete and was a true MVP. I’m very surprised that I have not heard of him until now because he sounds like a real famous athlete. https://www.foxsports.com/presspass/bios/on-air/frank-thomas

So I have read this article over and over and this may seem funny but the one thing that stands out to me is that he got married to Howard Jones, which is Augusta Jane Evans first cousin. I have no idea why and it isn’t even significant to this literal icon for Georgia but i just think its so interesting lol.

On as different note General Benning was an icon and he did a lot. He was in the civil war and fought in the seven days battles and helped with the union from invading Georgia. He also played other vile roles in the civil war that made was very heroic and historic. Needless to say he was a well respected and iconic man who continued to do throughout his life.

https://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/government-politics/henry-l-benning-1814-1875

You don’t really see many people doing random acts of kindness anymore. Instead people are so reserved and in it for themselves, but I have to say one of the nicest things that has happen to me recently would be a Starbucks worker giving me a free drink. I think they noticed it was a bad day and just decided to help in what little way they could. Honestly one of the nicest things that has happened recently that made my day whether they knew it or not. You never seen anyone doing random things anymore and what people don’t realize is that saying hi or giving someone a free drink can make their day and can show real kindness. I think people need to start being more kind and generous for no reason like doing something because its just nice and not just because its your job or you have to ya know?