Em surprises John Cullum. After getting him to sing "A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody," she quizzes him, and wants to know what makes a girl pretty? What does John observe about female passersby?
For John it's a tricky question, one a loving husband is reluctant to answer.
Reassuring him that she understands, that she knows she's his number one pretty girl, Emily pursues the question and delves into his answers, enjoying putting him on the spot, and really curious to know what is a "Pretty Girl" nowadays.
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You two made my Sunday. Love your honesty, your views, and your interaction with each other. I am sure that Mr. Cullum finds beauty everywhere and can appreciate it. I ask my husband the same question all the time and his response is, I love women. The only thing I loathe is silicone.....grapefruit, oversized, and the first thing that pops out.
We have a subscription to a men's magazine, which, by the way, has fabulous articles. Every month we rate the ladies.
My husband notices the way a woman carries herself. Her confidence, and he loves eyes.
Thank you for sharing your world with me.
Maureen
So cute! Such a great discussion about pretty women by you and John. Bet John liked Julia roberts in "Pretty Woman!" Long legs, perfect body and beautiful face. Gary Grant is the man of my dreams. Lol! Thanks for sharing insight from both of you. I am short and pleasingly plump but John would love my personality....
kam
That was just delightful!
Oh, Em, you are wicked! :) Poor JC, stammering and stuttering - it is a testament to how much he loves you that he is able to answer your question! Cow eyelashes and Keyhole Crotches...
I love how difficult it was to get John to break into song!!
Fabulous. John did a great job holding his composure whilst being honest. I agree with him. I'm not a fan of make up and would rather see natural beauty. So make that looks natural is my favorite. I'm a breast man, so it usually breast to face or face to breast in initial attraction. I am then a fan of proportion, so size isn't particularly a concern as long as someone doesn't look sick on either of the extremes of skinny or fat. It gets further complicated from there with confidence, personality, great smile, kind, caring, compassionate and the like.
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