I am sitting at Ross, dress for less, right now. Unmindful of the economic activity going on around me. A guy talks or argues on his cellphone in Arabic. Victoria, a nice lady from Iran who I used to work with when I was still doing food service work for the unified school district tends the check-out register. Filipinos talk loudly in Tagalog. And I am sitting on one of the chairs by the entrance of the dress-for-less shoppers bored and blogging. Earlier I berated the former preciousl little one about her spending or finding things she thinks she needs and had to be bought for her or bought with her allowance. I was following RN in the A6 to Jim and Bert's Auto repair to deliver the big kid's Forenza for further diagnostic tests. The former precious little one was riding along in anticipation of several hours of disappearance at Forever 21 to look for a $10 fancy dress she could wear at her English class activity tomorrow. "Why do you need to buy a new dress whe...