Abigail Adams, or "Abby," as I called her.

I was totally fixated on the clearly NOT Middle Eastern portrayer of Jesus, the rather hunky Ted Neeley...

(Hey. I had a crush on Jesus... what could they say? LOL

Looks and so so much talent.Mmmmmmm

Barbara Eden from I Dream of Jeannie
Barbara Feldon from Get Smart
Mary Tyler Moore from the Dick van Dyke Show
Dawn Wells from Gilligan's Island

and went to the local cinema on a Sunday afternoon to see "Becket" and was so smitten by his voice I sat through 2 showiings.

(Got scolded by my worried mother when I;d missed Sunday dinner.) Ah.............youth and crushes.

I watched General Hospital every day in hopes he would be on, I played his records constantly, and I had posters of him on the walls of my room.

…The Man From U.N.C.L.E.

I’ve always found intelligence very attractive.

I saw her in "Labyrinth" in 1986 when I was seventeen, and just went nuts for her. "Labyrinth" was the last movie I saw before going off to Basic Training in the Army. And every night before falling asleep in my bunk after a brutal, stressful day of training, that image of her at the beginning of the film, the "give me the child" scene, was the last thing that went through my mind.

The crush didn't last. She has gone on to Oscar-winning acclaim in her career. But my admiring eye moved over to mature women, where it has stayed since. Meryl Streep, Annette Bening, Judy Dench, Helen Mirren, and so on.

To this, day, I love listening to him!
I like everything about him.❤️

.Deb, my husband liked Jim Morrison.
When we visited Paris, he made sure we visited his grave, where he is buried at the Père Lachaise Cemetery.
(Little disappointed, as he tombstone was wedged in a corner, almost behind another tombstone)

Kelly Bundy

she is my kind of lady....sexy, fearless, and intelligent. In my single days, almost any hippie chick of the late 60s and 70s.

Also Bobby Sherman and Tommy Kirk.

What can I say? I've always gone for the nerdy, brainey type...

I had a boyfriend who looked a lot like Morrison and it was love on my part anyway.

I was completely crazy for her.

In addition, dug Cynthia from Sly and the Family Stone. I just thought she was so cool. I had a magazine page head shot of her in my room, her Afro hair fully poofed out, along with pictures of other rock stars. My dad tore down the picture of Cynthia because he thought it was Angela Davis.

but the guys that stuck were not exactly crushes but were probably mostly because of their music.

George Harrison and Ian Anderson The music, oh my God. Add in Donovan.

She played Wally's girlfriend Julie Foster on Leave it to Beaver, also the young dancer who
had a crush on Rob on the Dick Van Dyke Show. She was also an original Mouseketeer.

Although I couldn't have cared less about his singing career (but, he could sing), I was rather smitten by Shaun Cassidy.

Also his brother, but I was more into blondes back then.

Also Leif Garrett. I loved watching him in things. But, again, did not care for his music.

(Growing up gay in the south was such a bitch at times, but so was I... at times... LOL!)

Ronnie Spector, too

After seeing the movie Tommy.

Watching him dance was enthralling and his nostrils flared a bit when his heart-rate went up--the only sign of strain. I was enamored. What a handsome man from the top of his head to the tip of his toes. He was a prince.
I took ballet as a young girl.

Peace ☮️
W

every 12 year old boy's crush in the 60's...

I was somewhat obsessed with the movie, Silent Running as a young teen.

Imagine my surprise when years later I learned that he was playing for the other team... Oh, well. It's not like I ever would have actually met him.

He was the inspiration for Carly Simon's "Anticipation."

When I was 3, I wanted to marry Mighty Mouse - what a hunk!


As I got older - Ricky Nelson, Michael Landon, Paul McCartney, Mark Lindsay and others - and yes of course... Jim Morrison.

When my younger son was in high school, we got our first home computer. He always put the WWF wrestlers as the desktop image - as soon as he'd leave for school I'd switch it to an astronomy picture - Moon, Galaxies etc.

The photo we both finally agreed on was that classic close-up of Jim Morrison - I think most everyone knows which one I mean. Fast forward many decades... that same son and his wife made a trip to the Rock'N'Roll Hall of Fame - and sent me a ceramic coaster of Morrison in that memorable close-up. After all these years, he remembered.

BTW Jim's looking at me right now, Deb - he says hi.