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Re: good reads, modesty
--- Jaharnish2 at aol_com wrote:
> elegance is key. true elegance.
> Audrey Hepburn was one of the sexiest women of our
> century, and i've never seen photos of her baring
> all...
she had nothing to bare, Jay!
(smirk)
no, no, and no. no one get on a flaming war about
Audrey Hepburn, please! (though that could prove
interesting.) I would certainly top her on my list of
amaisingly gorgeous women, followed by Cindy Jo Steb
and Corrine Helen Mahannah...
thought a similiarly slender friend said of Audrey:
"she didn't need anything else. she made everyone
envy her, despite that she was as flat as an iron!"
well...
(lynzi had her coffee...)
Harnisheth also said:
> with Parker's Back, or O'Connor for that matter, i
> can say that it shows that folks with the most
> hardened of exteriors often have an easily more
> accurate concept of grace and sacrifice than the
> pious.
well said. well said.
this is another interesting aspect of Flannery.
she's a Christian woman.
Steve Taylor quotes her in the liner notes of "Now the
Truth Can Be Told." Ms. O' Connor is probed of how
she, as a writer of her caliber, could believe
something as common and unfashionable as Christianity.
She reacts to the criticism that Christianity's
primary function is a crutch by saying that they don't
understand the cost in following Christ and that it is
"Harder to Believe than Not To."
this makes it very provoking--her faith and stance,
writing what she does. it can make you really
consider what she says, why she does.
can you tell I want to admire and emulate this woman,
the day I find my guts?
lindsey godlove
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