This summer my 15 year old niece came and stayed with me for a few days. We had fun exploring Netflix at night and one of those nights, she stumbled across a show I never would have ventured to watch, Drop Dead Diva. I'm surprised that even she selected this show since she is in a goth phase right now and just the title alone doesn't seem fitting to her. Anyhoo, we had a mini DDD marathon that night and we became hooked.
I don't watch much television, but I finally finished up season two of this show and I absolutely love it! The plot of the series is this... A young model (Deb) from L.A. with a super hot boyfriend is in a car accident and dies on her way to a Price is Right audition. At the same time, a super smart, plain, pretty, and heavy set lawyer (Jane) is shot. Both women end up at the same hospital at the same time and they both "see the light." However, it is the model, Deb, who pushed a button and ended up back on earth, but in Jane's body. To thicken the plot and to show what a small world it is, Deb's boyfriend, Grayson had interviewed with (the old) Jane and is now working at her firm. So, you got it... Deb who is now Jane is working with her boyfriend. Each episode is revolved around the firm and the cases all have some connection to the lesson that Jane learns that day.
I love Jane's character. She is a heavy set woman, but she exudes confidence. Her confidence comes from all areas in her life. She is super smart and that has helped her to become a successful lawyer (who therefore makes lots of money). She takes care of herself (yes, I know this is fictional tv, but just play along) and from her hair to her outfit, looks impeccable. She dresses to and for her body and just always looks terrific. She is just a beautiful woman with a sweet and cute personality. If I had to choose a tv character role model, it would be her, lol.
All kidding aside, I actually started to write this post a while back, but never finished it. It seemed like the perfect post to follow up from yesterday's. Confidence. It's sexy despite insignificant details like numbers, name brands, and all those other little bodily imperfections we all have but no one else really ever notices.
I don't watch much television, but I finally finished up season two of this show and I absolutely love it! The plot of the series is this... A young model (Deb) from L.A. with a super hot boyfriend is in a car accident and dies on her way to a Price is Right audition. At the same time, a super smart, plain, pretty, and heavy set lawyer (Jane) is shot. Both women end up at the same hospital at the same time and they both "see the light." However, it is the model, Deb, who pushed a button and ended up back on earth, but in Jane's body. To thicken the plot and to show what a small world it is, Deb's boyfriend, Grayson had interviewed with (the old) Jane and is now working at her firm. So, you got it... Deb who is now Jane is working with her boyfriend. Each episode is revolved around the firm and the cases all have some connection to the lesson that Jane learns that day.I love Jane's character. She is a heavy set woman, but she exudes confidence. Her confidence comes from all areas in her life. She is super smart and that has helped her to become a successful lawyer (who therefore makes lots of money). She takes care of herself (yes, I know this is fictional tv, but just play along) and from her hair to her outfit, looks impeccable. She dresses to and for her body and just always looks terrific. She is just a beautiful woman with a sweet and cute personality. If I had to choose a tv character role model, it would be her, lol.
All kidding aside, I actually started to write this post a while back, but never finished it. It seemed like the perfect post to follow up from yesterday's. Confidence. It's sexy despite insignificant details like numbers, name brands, and all those other little bodily imperfections we all have but no one else really ever notices.
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