Stumbling across Terin Taylor’s MySpace page has been a delightful discovery. Not only is she an amazingly sweet individual and more than perfect swimsuit model, she’s also a spokesperson to a charity that is very close to her heart, in a very personal way.

Unexpectedly, this has opened my eyes on a couple of things: we see so much photographs on the Internet and we take everything for granted without any deep thought, as we automatically click away to other pages in the blink of an eye, our interest always wandering, never questioning. But isn’t it worthwhile to discover that, behind a sexy pic, stands a human being with ideals and principles? I hope that this reflects on my work promoting the Sirens, that’s why I insist on interviews, on giving background info… yes, I like to share alluring photographs depicting gorgeous females but my proudest moment is to let the readers discover more about the models’ interests.

Back to beautiful Terin (whom I must respectfully thank for all this, even if she’s not aware of my ramblings yet!)… you see, she’s on a very special kind of mission: her sister Thanh has been missing for twenty years and there’s a possibility that she has been sold as a youth by a family member. So the Finding Vu organization was created to raise awareness of the plight of those displaced during the aftermath of the Vietnam War. Best way to learn about their objectives is to visit their official site… and of course, help out. You can learn know about Terin’s modeling work on her MySpace or Model Mayhem pages.