Pet Peeves Of Prairie By Dyanna Quillin and By Julie Eden Different people have different things that irritate them. For some it may be a little thing, for others it takes more to grate their nerves. Either way, pet peeves add humor and excitement to people’s lives. Some of the more common irritants litterally “ grate the nerves, ” such as Fingernails on the chalkboard, the clearing ofthe sinus area by way of the throat, and when someone goes into detail about a horror movie while trying to eat lunch. There are other pet peeves that don’t makenerves crawl. The person who apologizes profusely, even when nothing happened to apologize for. Parents who constantly nag to get something done, even after it is done. Little kids who repeat everything they hear, right after they hear it . Sometimes things happen that can’t be controlled, such as animals, especially cats, walking right underfoot. The big one is when someone gets into the bathtub to soak and relax, and just as they get in, the phone rings! J Having a serious discussion is Rob Bleakley jr. , Dean Meisha sr., and Chad Kloubec sr. esm m [ f I Lynnette Tjelmeland sr., thinking howshe’ll miss the seniorclass, asshe looks at their pictures. , Sign of the Times 0 HAWK Intro Surprise! Catching Mrs. Reed off guard as she types on the computer. ’’Have you seen Mr. Wessel?” asks Barb Pulver jr . fed P W# W £ 'fat*
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