I'd never watched more than 20minutes of It's a Wonderful Life before. I got it through netflix on blu-ray (it's amazing how good such an old movie can look on a big projection screen). I have to say that I found this woman to be completely mesmerizing. It's a combination of her smile, her eyes, the way she talks, a beautiful face, etc. Pretty much everything, actually.
And look how happy she looks in the kitchen!
They don't make em like they used to.
And look how happy she looks in the kitchen!
They don't make em like they used to.
with one of our hotel employees when I was a teen. She was like that also. I can count on one hand the number of women I've met like that in my life though. Another one was a leggy blonde that lived next door to my cousins' house. I used to spend summers there as a kid. Even back then she didn't fit any of the blonde stereotypes (mainly she was intelligent). I saw her for the first time in 15 years at a wedding not too long ago and i swear to god her husband (~50yo doctor) is the luckiest mofo in the world. She had aged absolutely beautifully (even after 3 kids bc they are very active as a couple) and she still had the most pleasant and disarming way about her, despite being extremely beautiful. If SF is where dreams go to die, she kept mine alive. I swore then and there that I wouldn't settle for anything less. 
