I also I have to say, I’ve seen a couple of her interviews for the movies, and she came off rather arrogant. It couldn’t been that she did a lot of interviews that day, but it did make me place her on my mental list of people-I-rather-not-see-cause-they-annoy-me.

Overall, I think it depends on the guy.

That’s not to say he doesn’t admire a beautiful woman. He just won’t recognize her the next time he sees her. LOL

As Wes mentioned, eye candy is nice and all, but there’s a lot more to people than looks. The media always has a tendency to promote what will help them with their bottom line – whether it be print, television, or online. They all have agendas and sometimes portray people as who they are not. Do your own research and find out who she really is before you jump to conclusions. Is she attractive – yes. Do I know anything more than seeing her in the movies – not really. Will she be in the media for quite some time – most definitely.

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Is it in fact publicity that makes the world go round?

And Tracey, I really meant having significant experiences in life. I’m finding that my attempt at a romance is benficial. Writing from a heroine’s POV is a real stretch which is causing me to ask the questions that get deeper in the head of my slightly hard guy in my historical novel.

And imagine Christmas and Easter when all those yummy hams are on tables all of the United States. Over there, that’s about the time we have a ban on poultry – LOL. A couple years ago, we were “borrowing” eggs out of our neighbors refrigerators while they were on holiday just so we could bake Christmas cookies!

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