A "gorgeous dame"?

 A "gorgeous dame"? 

     I was watching an old movie on TCN the other night, and I thought; "Wow, that's a gorgeous dame". I realized as well in that moment that "Dame" is a word no longer in fashion. But, why? It is not derogatory in any way- in how I mean it. I'll expain, but first: Who today, in my minds eye, defines the term, "gorgeous dame"? Well, in my humble opinion, I nominate Miranda Kerr.

“Ad praesens ova cras pullis sunt meliora “ ~ Unknown        

(“Eggs today are better than chickens tomorrow”) 

[P.S.- Captioning a picture in Latin is awesome!]

Integritas, sinceritas orationis. (Purity of style.)

     The world is awash with girls, but every once in a while there rises a woman of inspiration, of such beauty, wit and charm who steals wonder from the clear night sky, who outshines the sun. That's a dame. 

     Thus, the title given to women of aristocratic rank in the realm of Shakespeare, and the essence of praise from men who have engaged the world in its base and best                   places!                                                                     

                                                                                                                                                                

 Apudne te vel me? (Your place or mine?) 

    Personally, I think she'd look even better on my scoot, but, I suppose, if you notice the bike, you're missing the point, right?  

    Boy, do I wish I knew photoshop......

      

     Yes, a dame, one who yet captivates a man's thoughts by the depth of her person, long, long after the "ride" is over.

 :)

BUFF, out.