Sunday, February 7, 2010

"I think the sexiest thing about a woman...

is confidence!" -Victoria (Posh) Beckham

Recently I participated in my school's annual pageant. The day of the pageant, I had to meet with the judges for a formal interview. During the interview I was asked, "Rebecca, do you believe that young women should should wear a lot of make-up, like foundation?" The question caught me a bit off guard. In my head I tried to think of the answer I thought the judges wanted to hear. I thought to myself, "of course not, young ladies should show their natural beauty!" But that answer didn't truely satisfy me. Instead I answered the question this way...

"I believe that a young woman should apply make-up in a way that makes herself happy!Personally, I think that a young lady feels most confident when she believes she looks stunning! If foundation, or other forms of make-up give you that feeling, there certainly isn't anything wrong with it! The most beautiful thing about a woman is her confidence."

Confidence is everything! Every woman, young or old, should live by this theory. If it makes you feel good about yourself, go for it! Whether it involves fashion, make-up, hairstyle, or activity; if it causes a confidence boost, keep it up! A woman should be classy, beautiful, smart; but most importantly, confident!


In other news: It's "Superbowl Sunday!" Which, really doesn't mean that much to me. I enjoy watching college football (especially Carolina), but professional football doesn't really catch my attention. However, I love love love Superbowl commercials! I absolutely cannot wait to see the funny moments brought to you by; Pepsi, Coke, Budweiser, Verizon, (and the other usually funny companies)... etc. Also, I did go see "Dear John" last night and it was absolutely amazing! I laughed, I cried, I cheered; basically it was a wonderful film. I would recommend it to anyone! Especially couples. It really brought Chandler and I closer. Plus, he really enjoyed the movie and may have even shed a tear; of course, he wouldn't admit it! In conclusion, I'll end with a quote from my favorite romance author; Nicholas Sparks:

"I finally understood what true love meant... love meant that you care for another person's happiness more than your own, no matter how painful the choices you face might be." - Nicholas Sparks (Dear John)

xoxo

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