Anything along the lines of elfin or miniature can be construed as positive, I suppose:

“Her perfectly heart-shaped pixie-like face was bejeweled with the most exquisitely formed emerald green eyes…small, like the rest of her, but sparkling with quick wit and wisdom. ”

And for example, shape would be almond, oval, round, etc. Do not confuse shape with shape. Are There Any Type Of Character? The size would be small, doll-like, miniature, tiny, etc. – none of which are not necessarily

negative.

Anything along the lines of elfin or miniature can be construed as positive, I suppose:

“Her perfectly heart-shaped pixie-like face was bejeweled with the most exquisitely formed emerald green eyes…small, like the rest of her, but sparkling with quick wit and wisdom. ”

And for example, shape would be almond, oval, round, etc. Do not confuse shape with shape. Are There Any Type Of Character? The size would be small, doll-like, miniature, tiny, etc. – none of which are not necessarily

negative.

Anything along the lines of elfin or miniature can be construed as positive, I suppose:

“Her perfectly heart-shaped pixie-like face was bejeweled with the most exquisitely formed emerald green eyes…small, like the rest of her, but sparkling with quick wit and wisdom. ”

And for example, shape would be almond, oval, round, etc. Do not confuse shape with shape. Are There Any Type Of Character? The size would be small, doll-like, miniature, tiny, etc. – none of which are not necessarily

negative.

“Hunka junk” (slang for hunk of junk) has the added attraction of being alliterative so it feels good saying it:

“Most times this “hunka junk” shows nothing but snow! “I

am an engineer. I just finished my degree. “

Anything along the lines of elfin or miniature can be construed as positive, I suppose:

“Her perfectly heart-shaped pixie-like face was bejeweled with the most exquisitely formed emerald green eyes…small, like the rest of her, but sparkling with quick wit and wisdom. ”

And for example, shape would be almond, oval, round, etc. Do not confuse shape with shape. Are There Any Type Of Character? The size would be small, doll-like, miniature, tiny, etc. – none of which are not necessarily

negative.

Anything along the lines of elfin or miniature can be construed as positive, I suppose:

“Her perfectly heart-shaped pixie-like face was bejeweled with the most exquisitely formed emerald green eyes…small, like the rest of her, but sparkling with quick wit and wisdom. ”

And for example, shape would be almond, oval, round, etc. Do not confuse shape with shape. Are There Any Type Of Character? The size would be small, doll-like, miniature, tiny, etc. – none of which are not necessarily

negative.

Anything along the lines of elfin or miniature can be construed as positive, I suppose:

“Her perfectly heart-shaped pixie-like face was bejeweled with the most exquisitely formed emerald green eyes…small, like the rest of her, but sparkling with quick wit and wisdom. ”

And for example, shape would be almond, oval, round, etc. Do not confuse shape with shape. Are There Any Type Of Character? The size would be small, doll-like, miniature, tiny, etc. – none of which are not necessarily

negative.

“Hunka junk” (slang for hunk of junk) has the added attraction of being alliterative so it feels good saying it:

“Most times this “hunka junk” shows nothing but snow! “I

am an engineer. I just finished my degree. “

Anything along the lines of elfin or miniature can be construed as positive, I suppose:

“Her perfectly heart-shaped pixie-like face was bejeweled with the most exquisitely formed emerald green eyes…small, like the rest of her, but sparkling with quick wit and wisdom. ”

And for example, shape would be almond, oval, round, etc. Do not confuse shape with shape. Are There Any Type Of Character? The size would be small, doll-like, miniature, tiny, etc. – none of which are not necessarily

negative.

“Hunka junk” (slang for hunk of junk) has the added attraction of being alliterative so it feels good saying it:

“Most times this “hunka junk” shows nothing but snow! “I

am an engineer. I just finished my degree. “