REFLECTIONS BY JILL for January 21, 2007

And what is going on with Antonio? All of a sudden he’s the peacemaker between his wife and the other man who is in love with her? The real Antonio would see through all of Jessica’s bull and realize that the Tess side of her personality is winning out and that’s why there’s so much stress between Jessica and Nash. I couldn’t believe that when Jessica told Antonio that she was the one who broke the glasses in the bar but it was Nash’s fault, he didn’t have a stronger reaction. All he keeps saying is that he knows the Tess parts of her personality are there and he loves all of her. We’ll see how long that’s going to last. The real Antonio would not want to be buddy-buddy with Nash, giving him a job, investing in his vineyard, helping him work out at the gym and urging him to get along with Jessica. And Antonio says all his efforts are for Bree. Does Antonio really see what’s brewing inside of Jessica and doesn’t want to admit that she has strong feelings for another man? He did mention that he thinks their feud has something to do with what happened in the mine, but he’s not really pursuing that and he should. And just as an aside, I know that black nail polish is very “in” these days, but somehow seeing it on Jessica just screams “Tess” too much.

I like Marcie as a teacher. Let’s not even get into the fact that she isn’t really qualified to be a teacher in the state of Pennsylvania or anywhere else in this country, but hey, she’s a soap teacher. I was glad that Marcie overheard Brittany’s little plan to go after Cole just because Starr wants. It’s just like Brittany to go after Cole and planning to dump him once she gets him because now that he’s off the football team he’s nobody. At least Marcie knows what’s really going on with these kids. Cole needs a little more of a backbone when it comes to that annoying little Brittany and Brittany needs a good swift kick in the posterior.

And in conclusion, I think Layla hit the nail on the head when she was talking to Nash about his problems with Jessica. She calls a spade a spade and doesn’t let Nash feed her a line when it comes to Jessica. Truer words were never spoken when Layla said to Nash, “Triangles have sharp edges and someone always gets hurt.” Amen!

See ya next week.

Jill

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