American Curves # 13, January/February 2005

FEATURED WOMEN 22 FAWNIA MONDEY 40 CHRISTINA LINDLEY 48 CJ GIBSON 116 CHRISTINE WALKER 130 ANNETTE MILBERS 138 GINA LARA 148 TINA CHAREST REGULARS 4 ON STAFF 8 PUBLISHER'S PAGE 10 EDITOR'S PAGE 12 CONTACT US 14 FEMAIL CURVES 16 SEX FILES 20 HOT STUFF 56 SEX Q&A 60 UNBELIEVABLE SEX STORY 68 CURVES AHEAD 69 CYBER SOURCE 76 PLAY TIME 108 QUICKIES 156 CURVES FOCUS 160 MARKETPLACE ARTICLES 34 BETS AND WOMEN 62 OFFICE SEX 70 ORGASMS 78 PORN AND PEACE 84 DRIPPING WET! 124 WORST SEX EVER FROM THE PUBLISHER It's presumptuous of me, I know, but I want to ramble on about life. Some of this is not rocket science and may well not apply to you personally, but I want to let it spill out as I write this publisher's page. Here goes: When I was around twenty and still in art school, I got into the habit of wearing old clothes - somewhat grubby clothes, actually. I didn't shower every day. I ate junk food. I didn't always wash my face, clean my shoes or even comb my hair. Looking back, I guess I thought I was some kind of Bohemian artist. When I went back home for a visit, my mother took me aside and quietly, yet with a serious tone, told me: "You are losing pride in your appearance and cleanliness. You are letting yourself go." I took my mother's words to heart. Without becoming a neat-freak, I decided then and there to improve things. I showered regularly, kept my shoes polished, brushed my teeth twice daily, and always made sure my clothes were ironed and clean. I felt better about myself instantly, and never regretted making the change. Today I see guys and gals occupying the same place as myself all those years ago ... to you I say: "Don't let yourself go." This same philosophy applies to those of you who are caught up with alcohol, drugs, and tobacco - all of which will contribute to poor health and the condition of "letting yourself go." If currently you are drinking too much, or doing drugs, then you should consider the hell that is waiting for you down the road. It's not a happy thought. The same goes g for cigarette smokers. Life is short enough, so why make it shorter? Believe me, if you are a seasoned smoker today, you will come to a stage in your life when you will curse the day you started, and regret every poisonous puff you ever took. I know you've paid good money for this magazine and the last thing you want is a lecture on how to live your life, but I really believe my mother's gentle warning gA helped me change for the better. As I said in the beginning of this diatribe, my words probably don't apply to you, but just in case I have hit a nerve, let me urge you to take this advice to heart so that you may make a change for the better and enjoy more success in your relationships - and life itself. EDITORIAL NOTE I sit in my office and hear the heaters click on I'm viciously reminded that yet another winter is upon us. On top of the frigid temperature (for some of us) and crazy holidays we start a new year. And what's a new year without its crazy resolutions? Some people will pledge to shed weight — others to make more money. Many will go another year without having made a single change to their lives. This my friends, is YOUR time! Start this New Year with a bang (literally). Make the effort to get out there on the prowl whether you're looking for a warm, cozy relationship or whether you're just looking for fast, fun times. Take Curves along with you on your journey. Use our magazine to become more informed, get motivated or just to get plain-old aroused! Any way you look at it it's a win-win situation when it comes to our mag. Warm up this winter with our hot 20-page swimsuit spread starting on page 84. Flip to page 34 and find out not only how to mix women and cards but how to win at both. Check out what really happens at your office on page 62, and as always the rest of the magazine is dedicated to the hottest fitness models on the planet. This year take that first step towards sexual success and I guarantee you'll have the best year of your life!