How vain are you?

HI all

back after a whirlwind weekend in Montana getting a dose of blizzard haha.  I have caught up on all the posts and am back on line 

Hi Andrea! I am sorry that you had that happen too, ouch! It isn't a great feeling is it?

Invisible is what it is!

I have no idea if Botox or Fillers are actually safe for anyone, they all have their detractors. Botox is being used for a lot of medical reasons now, so I think it has a bit more credibility for that reason.

I have enough fat in my belly and butt to fill my face, several times over:)

Thank you Blessings! It's a good thing I don't mind the color, because coloring wouldn't be an option, the regrowth would be through in no time.

My Mother kept her almost black hair most of her life, and I started to go grey in my late teens. Go figure!

"Unseen" ladies, sunglasses, big ones, just saying If your dark glasses are big enough, they can't tell your age, especially not if you shake that thing.  Always cracks me up when some 30yo mistakenly gives me the eye.

I too like Helen Mirren, and she's proof, you can have "work done" and still look good. Pamela Harrison has the worlds BEST face lift...lng before she was US Ambassador to Paris ;-)

I saw Jane Fonda a few years ago on t.v. and could not believe my eyes! She is in her 70's but literally looked 35! I told my DH that's the facelift I want! 

Edit, well she looks a little older than 35 but still great for somebody in her 70's!

She looks amazing! Her body is tight and lean, but still muscular and her face looks sensational. The hair color and the style do her justice too. She will always be gorgeous.

I saw an interview where she spoke of the work she has had done and that she is so fortunate to have the money to be able to do it, and to maintain it. 

One of my pet hates is when a 70 year old is still coloring their hair the same flat baby blonde that they were at 4. That will never work, and in a few years "Whatever happened to baby Jane!" EEEEEk

Selena, scary, but true.

Love all the discussion on hair color & work being done. I think plastic surgery has advanced  so much in the last 10 years. I have no plans to do anything, well,  I need to have my hair colored. It is growing out from chemo, the front looks ok, very white, but the back is ugly grey. It's too much. I have colored my hair for years, so not used to being grey. 

Jane Fonda also has perfect posture, something I am working on....

Selena, I laughed because I have had that same experience. My daughters are old enough that I bet they have also, although I doubt they're ready to admit it! 

Leah, that makes sense, thanks! 

I have to add; being raised Roman Catholic the only "rule" we had was guilt!! If someone was wrong, it must have been my fault. If I was unhappy, it was all on me. If a relationship didn't go right - yep, my fault, yet again. Looking way back over the years I know I resisted a lot but also picked up a lot of the guilt issues. I consider myself Christian and believe that "when two or more are gathered in My name" then we have a "church". I don't believe in organized religion for that reason - politics, money and greed. But can't speak for other faiths, of course. Just my Catholic upbringing, right up to no meat on Fridays. A lot of church "rules" are based on the realities of the past. Apparently, there was no fresh meat by Fridays (market days on Saturday) and thus "no meat". That's why fish is allowed as it can be caught every day. Love when we find out what these "rules" all meant!!

I go to a book club at a United Church - I am the only non-member there and we have GREAT moral discussions! I've really enjoyed their religious beliefs as well. I haven't been exposed to Episcopalian but am sure that it is lighter than Catholic....

Selena, I'm pagan. Merry meet!

Interesting conversation. I have no belief, beside the " golden rule", and of course, try to lead by example. But I do find other people's faith, and religious discipline interesting. 

My parents were agnostic, so I was raised that way. I married a Catholic & raised my kids that way.