Here, peeps, is my second of two recent GMs :-)

While at the theater with my best friend a week and a half ago to see Captain America: The Last Avenger, we found the place quite crowded despite the showing being so late in the release schedule of this movie.

Sitting a few seats away from us were two young AGs, both in the age range of 12-13, with the mother or guardian of one of them sitting behind them. Both of these girls were extremely cute, and displayed a lot of the energetic enthusiasm that I find so appealing about young tween and teen girls. I didn't get a good idea of either of their heights, but they didn't seem overly tall. One of them was an adorably pretty brunette bombshell with longish hair and sparkling eyes. The other had golden blonde hair with a pony tail, and glasses, which really brought out her attractiveness. Both of them had very nice bodies--as in bodies a model would be proud to have--and both seemed to have a small cup size. They were lovely beyond compare, with the personalities to match, and I know this because their exuberant personality traits were much on display, especially when the movie just ended.

Earlier, however, in the middle of the movie, at the scene when Steve Rogers was looking into the eyes of Peggy Carter as he was about to say adieu before running off on a very dangerous mission, the brunette starting quietly yelling, "Kiss her! Kiss her!" I thought that was quite adorable, and she was overjoyed when Steve really did kiss Peggy at the close of this scene, as if her prompting actually bore fruit. As the movie ended, the two girls had a convo with each other and their adult guardian which basically analyzed the quality of the movie, and the two girls had very adroit observations that were as good and sophisticated as any typical adult film reviewer on the blogosphere.

I would have loved to have joined in on the convo with them, as attention from them would have made me feel quite good, but I decided not to risk raising any eyebrows, so I left my philosophical assessment of these girls to a convo with two guys sitting behind me who were analyzing the film. Nevertheless, I still remember how awesome those girls were, and they inspired a poem in me that I plan to write up for the story drive very soon :-)