frog, don't remember ever seeing Krall's legs, but if skinny, I agree. We all have standards for personal taste (nothing wrong with that) and I prefer at least gentle curves.
"Easy on the eyes" became a favorite expression long ago. At a wedding the black grandmother of the groom was heard to say that about the white bride's brother. It struck me at the time as not only a "cool expression" but how wonderful that she could openly express her reaction considering the repressed age and race norms of the period. Of course had a white grandmother uttered that about a young black brother, she might have been escorted from the church, if not banned. Hope this little story isn't too far off track, but I always admired that woman for her open honesty.
Back on track, mary jo you're talking about the top of the mountain now, so you can't be too much of a newbie, at least regarding appreciation.
"Easy on the eyes" became a favorite expression long ago. At a wedding the black grandmother of the groom was heard to say that about the white bride's brother. It struck me at the time as not only a "cool expression" but how wonderful that she could openly express her reaction considering the repressed age and race norms of the period. Of course had a white grandmother uttered that about a young black brother, she might have been escorted from the church, if not banned. Hope this little story isn't too far off track, but I always admired that woman for her open honesty.
Back on track, mary jo you're talking about the top of the mountain now, so you can't be too much of a newbie, at least regarding appreciation.