That's one reason I don't really care for Twitter. Old fashioned neighborhood gossip and bashing is more than enough without this viral twittering thing. I know, I'm old fashioned, lol. :wink:
I saw in some of the articles that many of the comments on Ms. Novak were concerning all the plastic surgery and face work she's had done, similar to Joan Rivers. I saw her on TCM a while back doing an interview with Robert Osborn and didn't even recognize her. Well, as you say, she is 81 and just trying the only thing she can do.
I honestly see women in the area that I live that are doing the same thing, and they're not near 81, they're in their 20's, 30's, 40's and 50's. Their faces are doughy and puffy and look frozen, don't move when they talk. Why they want to look like a store mannequin or a blow up doll is beyond me. :scared: I mean, I'm all for self-improvement, but some are taking it too far. It really does become a dependence since Botox and the various Fillers that are used have to be done every three months or so or their wrinkles will reappear. Can you imagine the fear, looking young and wrinkle free one day, then almost overnight you've become old again? :scared: Of course the promoters, aka doctors, have found a new niche, a path to easy wealth without the worry of insurance or Obamacare. :facepalm: Ok, I'll get off of my soapbox now, :giggle:
And forget about Ms. Novak, what's up with Matthew McGonahey, I didn't think he was that old, but
he looks like a dried up, weazened old man. I hope he isn't ill.
