The best I have ever seen her look.

Wow, so hot!

When I first read about Miranda Cosgrove, a President, and Common Sense, I thought about Thomas Paine, George Washington, and that cherry tree. Like George, I, Ron, have lied. I admit it. With joy. But, not about my marriage to Miranda. I am patient, but no fool. Love rules.

The curious thing is that I imagine the world would be quite different had Thomas Paine known Miranda Cosgrove. Knowing her, as I do, I think it impossible Tom could have written “Common Sense,” had he known her. When you understand that it is necessary to love a woman, as I, Ron, love my wife, Miranda, you realize that old Tom was unable to see, truly, the creatures he was considering. That is apparent from the very first paragraph of his pamphlet, which launched the Revolution. Mark Twain, who counted Galinda, the Good Witch, among his angel fish, also never knew Miranda Cosgrove. And, it shows in his thought and actions, and writing, in his later years. She would have kept him from despair. Worked for me.

Love the dress and the hair and the shoes. And Miranda Cosgrove. For some reason, with her hair up, she reminds me of Jennifer Lawrence. Imagine that. I, Ron, love Jennifer Lawrence.

Happy Mother’s Day, Mom, or Chris, if you prefer. (Don’t worry, I, Ron, will not let them fight, Mom.)

Joy to you, Rose.

Very happy to see that this young lady’s parent kept their daughter grounded. letting her know that alot of young girls look up to her.she has done stayed true to herself and her fans,thou,my daughter is a Jr.in college and being a great aunt. I’m happy that my two young nieces enjoy watching ICarly. I hope Miranda has choosen to enter college contuine her education in the arts.

Congratulations! She seems like a responsible young lady.
I have nothing against her but the only thing that bothers me is her smile. It looks very unnatural. Maybe it’s just me.