With so much to consider, I search for inspiration and direction. Placing myself in the presence of beauty automatically opens me up to the more  pleasant things about life. It could be the beauty of a person, beauty spread across an amazing natural landscape, or beauty in brilliant and creative design of any discipline; regardless I am positively affected. This evening, as I listen to Ro James ask for 'Permission' and enjoy a tumbler of whiskey, I allow my thoughts to be free as I work on an interview with an angel. Her name is Hannah Nicole, an all natural model from Southport which is in the Northwest UK.

Saving lives. It's what an angel does. Angels have been known to recsue us from our demons, sef-destructive ways to physically saving our lives. Here at Angels Playpen, we know angels come in many different forms, children, parents, men of valor and women of kindness. However, we celebrate the angels who so often never get the recognized for their contributions outside their beauty. Today we have Valya Romanova, who not only saves us men from death of desire but works with surgeons saving real lives.

For the past four years, this angel has amassed a body of work that rivals a ten year veteran. "[I] Love my job because I can travel to beautiful and interesting places and can do what I always wanted to do and create something beautiful," says our feature angel. She goes on to announce how authentic her beauty is by declaring her hair, nails, and boobs all natural. Only time will tell if she remains so....

The angel before us, though seemingly descended from the heavens themselves, is originally from Mesquite, Texas. Fittingly she is now living in the city of angels; Los Angeles. There she shares her home with four adorable canines; B.B., Belle, Brutus and Benji. A true angel, she is charitable whenever possible, giving to causes that touch her heart. She finds pleasure in charitable acts, spending time with family and friends, traveling and shopping.

While immensely enjoying a peanut butter and jelly crepe, my thoughts head in the direction of contrast. Seemingly unfitting components coming together was creating something new. I have with me Kitty D. Kitty is an old interview, but her story still deserves to be told. And why not. I won't be the first to say great things about this angel, I'm sure she has received compliments her entire life. "Sometimes," she says about guys who seem intimidated by the tatted beauty. "They tend to stare and give me lots of compliments." I try to imagine the compliment that resonates the most with her up to now. "Probably that I am a great person and a great friend," Kitty recalls. "The best compliment is knowing that I am here for the people I love and that appreciate it."

Change is good some say. I guess it all depends on what you want. For Puerto Rican Bronx resident Jolie Dacosta, the changes that came with her decision to model were both good and bad. "My life has changed," she says. "I'm always busy, my popularity went from 0 to 100 real quick." Somehow her words play out in my head in Drake's voice. "I also lost a few friends and gained a few haters."

Irony... Wintry weather confronts me as I head to my favorite Starbucks to escape people and join the world of words and wonder. Irony... A photographer becomes a model. "I'm a photographer by trade and whenever I'd spend time with my mentors or at workshops they'd always ask me why I didn't model and would ask me to pose for them and try new ideas," says Marissa Martin, my companion for this phonetic exercise. "In time," she continues, "I fell in love with modeling. I blame my love for what I do on my dear friend Gary [from] TK Productions out of Charleston, SC, who taught me what I know today."

“I am on the countryside in Sweden and I am sitting near a window and I see fields and a small hill with some trees,” our angel states. “Missing a blue sky because it’s a cloudy day.” Cloudy day and all, her mood is sunny. She answers my questions with a refreshing candor, embracing the exchange I find myself absorbing her words.

Shy and quiet. She would go about her day, chin-to-chest and eyes down; avoiding eye contact. This was many years ago, before modeling, before the photo shoots, outfits and events. Back then she was less colorful, traveled about dressed in all black. “I just didn’t want to be noticed,” she remembers clearly. We remember defining moments in our individual histories, becoming a model was one of those moments for Andrea. “I got into modeling because I had many people, including direct family members, putting me down and saying mean things.”

A photographer who once worked with her could only say, "Simply a beautiful woman and great to work with." This olive skinned angel is not only a model but is an actress and fashion blogger as well. Her blog is called Boys and Bombshells. I like the title, how about you? Her name is Emmy Evelyn and I suggest you check out her photos below.