Okay gals. This shall bore my husband to death if he peeks while at work at my blog. (He may just visibly smirk at this one...)
What's your FAVORITE physical feature about yourself....and your LEAST FAVORITE physical feature.
isn't this deep?
Don't you feel like you're on the Tyra show or something. (and don't nag me, I've only watched it a couple times...)
I'll start, as I'm the ring leader of this rodeo...
1-favorite: My eyes (naturally curly eyelashes aint all bad, and my husband said my eyes look like a speckled trout)....that was a good thing, I think.
2-Least favorite: My white, pasty, bad skinned, un-firm arms. Tank tops are a N-O.
your turn.
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Books in 2009: Abridged Version.
- Sir Bentley
- The diamond of Darkhold
- Nights in Rodanthe
- the choice
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- The Memory Keeper's Daughter
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- Sarah's Key
- Digital Photography Masterclass
The Beloved Dog
A coupla rabbits...
1/2 of our Goat population
A Chicken in Every Pot... (uhhh...lap)
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12 of my genius commentors:
So apparently I'm more critical of myself than I thought I was... every time I tried to think of my favorite body part, I came up with arguments on why it isn't great. (Example- my skin is smooth, but the freckles ruin it... my teeth are straight, but not white enough...etc) I'll go with my eyes. Even though no one has ever compared them to a trout or catfish or ANYTHING! Least favorite- my lower curves!!!
OK I'll play--
favorite- my hair, long and dark and despite the fact that I am going gray I have never wanted to change it's color
least favorite-my arms--I get bumps that I tend to pick and they have scars on them.
Susan
Okay, are you all packed already?? I admire your grace (at least that you're showing online!) with this move, I'd probably not be doing half as well as you are doing!!!
Dave used to grow a goatee every winter in the early years of our marriage. I actually didn't mind it! But I've changed and I love him clean shaven....however, I am soooo glad he doesn't have chest hair, because I don't like a hairy gorilla to sleep with or snuggle with!!!
My favorite feature? I'm with Cindy, and I've been trying to (with the Lord's help) reprogram my mind, because God says all of His works are marvelous, and He made me....I guess if I had to pick something it would be my collarbone/upper shoulder area, and my least favorite feature is my thighs/tummy area, I mean, after having as many kids as I have, you can lose weight, but honeychile, let me tell ya'z, it ain't ever gonna be a pretty body!!
Great post.......
Leanne
Favorite - My long curly hair (pre-bangs)
Least favorite - My saggy, deflated ballon belly. Four kids, ya know?
Favorite-- umm, my lips have a nice shape and I have long eyelashes. (2 for 1)
Least favorite-- everything else. LOL. Even my nostrils. They are assymetrical and it bugs me.
Yeah, this is deep.
~Leslie
Not sure why I'm sharing, BUT...
favorite: full, red lips. And my shapely bum.
least favorite: there are so many that are troublesome from time to time. In the interest of time, I'll just say my thick ankles.
Favorite: I have cute little ears.
Least favorite: my sunken chest and asymetric breasts. Enough said.
i have thought about this a few times because it is strange how things change. when i was in high school i hated my long bumpy nose and was so embarrassed by it. now i don't even notice it. but what i hate instead is my flabby spare tire. i always think now i'd rather expose my chest to someone than my tummy.
and, in high school i always hated my small chest. too small. boys made fun of me. now i love it because after 3 kids it's just about perfect size wise (to me) and they don't sag because they aren't too big.
but..as far as what people see i hate my complexion. i always have acne and i like my hair.
I loved Chickedee's comment about how she would rather expose her chest then her tummy! I can relate. Hmm, I have always thought I have nicely shaped nostrils. Least fave- that would have to be my bumpy thighs- which will soon be blasted off when if I go through with my plan and join a cardio boot camp!
Alrighty..I guess my eyes are my favorite feature.
But I sure wanted to close them when I was weighed at the Dr.s today only to find that I weigh almost as much as I did when I was 9 months pregnant. WAAAAAAHHHH! So my least favorite is the rest of my flabby body.
~sniff~ Where is my Snickers?
So I had to come over and make sure that my husband hadn't left an embarrasing comment about my cute hiney or some such nonsense, becase he threatened to as this post (and your subsequent e-mail) became he the main topic of discussion before bed as I began obsessively critiquing every part of myself and he tried to convince me of my foolishness. Would you believe we were arguing over whether my hands were nice or not?!? No suprise I was in tears, and It's no wonder I woke up with a migraine and blind and had to go back to bed until noon! I guess I haven't completely outgrown that neurotic part of me that led me to anorexia in my teenage years. I guess I need to go read Psalm 139 yet again, and eat something!
Favorite: my big ole lips
It was the bain of my existence when I was younger. Y'know, when skinny lips were "the style". Like you could shop for and choose your lips or something... Anyhoo, thanks to Angelina Jolie and others for bringing 'em back in style.
Least Favorite: My big old jelly-roll-belly! We just don't need to go there. For some reason, I think many mommy's can relate.
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