I'm reading a story, and there's a pair of twins, brother and sister, and he says that there's "a catrillion women" out there, etc etc. I believe the word he wanted was quadrillion, but who cares; it's over the top hyperbole anyway, he might as well have said bajillion, which is another teen word that really isn't a thing outside teen backtalk. OK, back to my list of beautiful women!
Crystal Gayle. I adored this singer, especially back when she had ankle-length hair. And she could sing, and she had dimples!! The only way she could have been more perfect is if she sang the sort of songs that I liked! Honestly, I don't like really long hair in a woman. But once in a while, we can allow a little excess hair.
Kendall Jenner. I think this model is truly beautiful, but she's way too conservative for my taste.
Kiera Knightley. Another beautiful woman, with a beautiful speaking voice < swoon-swoon>!
Nicole Portman. Oh, Nicole! I would have her children, but too bad; she's already got all the kids she wants! She was so dreamy in Star Wars I and II.
Jennifer Lawrence. Jennifer is adorable, and a fair actress, to boot. But she is a sort of dypsomaniac, and makes jokes about being hammered, which is not as funny as she thinks it is. She's also great at dealing with pushy guys, which I appreciate.
Kristen Stewart. K-Stew is lovely in a sort of wooden way; I think to really know what she's like, you have to really get to know her, which is difficult.
Emma Watson. Emma is a lot easier to understand; I know she's reserved, but her character is not really opaque. And she's lovely.
Elizabeth Hurley. This woman is a different generation from us, but she's drop-dead beautiful, and that's a phrase I'm using for the first time (I think) here.
Zendaya. Oh man, she's ethereally beautiful.
Emilia Clarke. This woman has something special; and a wonderful sense of humor! Somehow she seems like a bosom buddy that I haven't connected with yet!
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortes. This woman is a member of Congress, as many of you know. One reason I really love her is that she does her homework. For the committee meetings in which she's expected to question witnesses, she is fully prepared, with the most important questions. I also think she's beautiful, and she can certainly dance! She's going to be a senator someday, mark my words.
Daisy Ridley. Oh my goodness, to my eternal embarrassment I got her name wrong! This woman has contributed so much to the Star Wars universe. She's easy to relate to, and really pretty. And she's Australian (or something); what's not to like? (No, she isn't; she's English. I still like her :p)
Winona Ryder. I just love Winona Ryder! I loved her in Girl Interrupted, and Little Women, and though she isn't a fabulous character actor, she really runs with that main character. (Oo, forgot about Edward Scissorhands!) She's the ultimate quirky hippie girl.
Ashley Judd. I haven't seen Ashley J. in very many roles, but I saw her in Where the Heart Is, and another movie whose name I—Oh, Someone Like You! She was great in both movies. What a talent...
Dakota Johnson. This girl is an old-fashioned girly woman; she giggles, and she blushes. I've never seen her in a movie, but if I were a late night talk show host, I'd love to have her on, and flirt with her!
Aaand: we mustn't forget my three most recent crushes, Missy Franklin, Yulia Lipnitskaya, and Lieke Klaver!
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