Her Million Dollar Smile

I told her I would be writing about her. I’m not sure she believed me. Well, here’s the proof.

She was the first one to check my blog http://otherendofsunrise.blogspot.com/. In fact, for some time, she has been the first in everything. She’s on the other end of MSN during the day and on the other end of the coffee table during the night.

Wana feel better? See her smile … It’s a unique combination: her smile and her body language.

Funny, smart, witty, sociable, pretty … just to mention a few.

In the song Midnight Bottle for Colbie Caillat:

“If only for tonight I’ve got a
Midnight bottle gona ease my pain
From all these feelings driving me insane

She’s that bottle (not that I’m comparing her to a bottle. You know what I mean). She can make you forget a thousand worries with a single smile. And not just any …

The million dollar smile!

I wish you could see her smile while she is reading the below passage from a Kelly Rowland song called “Like This”. It says:

“Told ya'll I was gonna bump like this
Ya'll didn't think that I could bump like this
Said I told ya'll I was gonna bump like this
Turn around then I make it jump like this (Ladies!)
You wanna keep that boy That make it jump like this
Ya'll didn't think that I could make it jump like this
See I told ya'll I was gonna jump like this
How you not gon' know it when it hit like this?

I bet ya’ll. She’s smiling.

What’s there on the other end of sunrise? My teachers had taught me that it should be night somewhere in this world. To be more philosophical, I would say it’s sunset. Well, she’s both the sunrise and sunset put together.

A beautiful thing to look at, and a pleasure always. A lot more to say but a lot to do at work. Thought I would give it a few minutes to write this blog.

Her initials are T.A. and her name is Tracy Askar.

By the way, she’s single.

Cheers