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Question of the Day (February 13, 2012)

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Question of the Day:

Who is beautiful to you? What celebrities, artists, singers, designers, PEOPLE, are? What makes them  so? Why are they beautiful to YOU?
(No limit to how many you can choose, no limit as to the sex of the person, or anything. Use images, links, anything you want to answer.)




Today's

featurette of the day 



will go to:

The Phoenix Wolf Rising. 


The Phoenix Wolf Rising. A place geared toward helping people survive abuse, or just go to chat about it, share their stories, help others, etc. A site which definitely needs some attention.






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  1. AnonymousFebruary 13, 2012 at 8:40 AM

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  2. JennFebruary 13, 2012 at 9:09 AM

    I believe beauty comes from within. It isn't a physical characteristic--although there are some physically beautiful people in Hollywood--I wouldn't know if they were the same on the inside as on the outside. With some people--you can just tell--because their inner beauty is very hard to contain.

    I've had the pleasure of meeting Reba McEntire-and she was just genuinely beautiful inside and out. So gracious--nothing fake, really funny, and down to earth for real. I've spoken and become friends with Mark Leland and he is genuine to his core--has a great heart and I've promised to go see him in person if he ever comes to Ohio. (Although it won't happen for awhile--he's dealing with health issues). I've met a few other actresses and actors and although a bit star struck at the time--I didn't get that genuine vibe from them when I thought about the encounter in hindsight. Maybe I just haven't met enough of these "famous" people or seen enough of the ones I did meet to make that determination. And no, I don't go out of my way to do meet these people--so the chances are slim I would meet someone famous.

    So that leaves me meeting ordinary, every day people--many of whom are beautiful inside and it shows on the outside and I'm pretty blessed :)

    Cheers, Jenn

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  3. Mojo WritinFebruary 13, 2012 at 10:37 AM

    I'm not into following celebrities, but Helena Bonham Carter is one woman who is beautiful to me. She doesn't care what people think about how she looks, she goes her own way, and she isn't afraid to say what she thinks instead of towing the 'celebrity' line.

    People who are beautiful to me are the ones who speak out for what they believe. They are the ones who know who they are and aren't afraid to stand up and be counted. They are intelligent, articulate, hold tight to their inner child and a room will light up when they enter it because of the beauty pouring from them. They're not afraid to be silly, to like things no-one else does or to buck the trends. They listen to you with their soul and they love unreservedly.

    Physical beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Inner beauty has to be earned and shared.

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    1. Berrit BitesFebruary 13, 2012 at 1:33 PM

      I think that's the best answer I've read. Thanks Mojo!

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