Super Dame | Katie Couric | Harper's Bazaar
Sunday, February 7, 2010 at 1:53PM 
Did you see the photo of Texas powerhouse socialite Lynn Wyatt in Style | Sensual Living?
The Smart Sensuality women are in high gear. FYI, we don’t mind being the butt of jokes, as long as we’re on the cover of Sports Illustrated.
As for the damsels who are crying ‘foul’ — be nice girls — you ain’t seen nothing yet. We’re just getting warmed up, ladies
Somebody’s got to restore women in America to their former ‘bring home the bacon’ glory.
Drowning in the ‘Are We Happy Yet?’ self-indulgence of ‘poor me’ American women has got to go in our complicated world. Talk to our military women in Afghanistan or Iraq. Cry on the shoulders of women in the Congo or Haiti.
Let the damsels weep in their beer about being stressed out, because Smart Sensuality women like Katie Couric and Lynn Wyatt are up for the challenges of life. The March 2010 issue of Harper’s Bazaar features Katie Couric looking as fierce as Demi Moore.
Call her a ‘cougar’ if you must Huff Po. Smart Sensuality women like Couric don’t mind being dames, babes and using every trump card in their arsenals to be effective 21st century females and turning back the erosion of women’s rights in America that damsels embrace.
When sexy, successful women have no heart, as Katie Couric displayed buckets of, on the ground in Haiti, walk away. You’re looking at a Modern woman who not only looks the part, but seeks the Tin Man with a big bonus. She’s empty inside, and you have every right to rain on her parade.
Put brains, beauty, sex appeal, courage and heart in the brew and you’re looking at the best kind of female.
Fine, let every woman be who she wants to be. There are plenty of men who like weak women. We know the poor-unlucky-me girl Jennifer Aniston has a legion of fans lending female life support on yet another love-affair gone south.
We’ll take respect. American women may not coo over Angelina Jolie, especially in the never-ending menage-a-tois of Aniston - Pitt - Jolie, but they respect her and find her formidable.
We’re putting Katie Couric, Demi Moore, Meryl Streep, Angelina Jolie and all the Smart Sensuality women on a pedestal, because somebody’s got to fight for the moxie girls, the women who unapologetically celebrate being sophisticated, intelligent femmes in action around the world.
Katie Couric in May 2010 Harper’s BazaarTears are rarely in our arsenal. Couric calls herself a joyful person. “I mean, hello? Yes. I am. I am! And unashamed that I’m not cynical or dark or ironic.”
Bazaar describes the quality, Katie Couric’s ‘strength behind the sweet’. Think Hepburn, Bacall and Beyonce.
Frankly, I like this Smart Sensuality version of Katie Couric, and so does Washington Post writer Robin Givhan. We’ve noticed the past year that Givhan’s been doing some real heavy lifting in writing about women.
