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Something good today: Honey Lee

Been posting depressing stuff and it's time to move on. Jamie, for me, I will keep the curtains closed for now because I am not strong enough. But I am moving on, that's the point. SSSSOOOOOO...today, I will post something choon. This is Honey Lee, Miss Korea and 3rd placing winner in the actual Miss Universe. Made most Asians proud as hell of her. Gorgeous and looks good even if she's only wearing a plastic bag!!! But here's the thing with Honey Lee. She's original and makes no pretense that all the beauty that you see in the mags and papers are all makeup and clothes. Here, she shows you that she's just an ordinary girl with ordinary face with ordinary clothes. But she does look beautiful nevertheless. I don't know if the photo is real or not or whether it's legal or legitimate or it's just a look-alike. I am just posting it as I read it. But if it's true....she's real cute without makeup and nice clothes, anyway. And she's damn brave for posting the picture.
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Jamie said…
I like chicks without make up on....i.e. the natural look....can make my mouth water wooooh.
September 10, 2007 at 1:59 PM
Unknown said…
Haven't visited you in a while. Didn't know so many things happening. What's up with your wordpress? Hope you get that sorted out soon. Sorry about your friend. Sorry to be dragging back out all the unhappy posts. So, on to happier things. I've tagged you:
http://mamasbagoftricks.blogspot.com/2007/09/tag-i-am-loved.html
September 10, 2007 at 3:36 PM
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