Saw this guy at the front door when I went to take the dog out earlier.
I think I might prefer the snake to the dog as a pet. I hate this stupid, never listening, shitting and pissing all over the house dog.
The snake, at least, would just be stupid.
Where on earth do you live? Jeezus..
It has to do with skin care, diet, and genetics. The first lady may eat a good organic diet, but she has not taken care of her skin and doesn't make any effort with her appearance.
The second lady is all glammed up and is probably wearing make-up, but she has obviously taken care of her skin. I don't know who she is, but even a cook who eats sauces, butter, and desserts, etc., but in moderation, will not harm her looks.
Most people don't protect their skin from the sun, and that's what causes the most damage, though diet has a lot of effect too. Being a little plump rather than thin helps to make the second lady more attractive at her age, imo.
French women, for example, have a high life expectancy, are generally not fat, and look pretty good in middle age. They eat butter, white bread, meat, and so on, but in moderation. They also eat a lot of fruits and veggies.
A healthy organic diet doesn't lead to looking old; it's taking care of your skin that counts. A diet that is not perfect doesn't lead to being beautiful: it has to do with skin care too and just making an effort. I don't think the first lady has made any effort with her looks.
I think that is just an unretouched picture. Here is one where she is made up with makeup, but she still has wrinkles - at 51, that's not common.
By coincidence, today happens to be World Snake Day.Saw this guy at the front door when I went to take the dog out earlier.
I think I might prefer the snake to the dog as a pet. I hate this stupid, never listening, shitting and pissing all over the house dog.
The snake, at least, would just be stupid.
Where on earth do you live? Jeezus..
I'm in GA. That's apparently a pretty common snake as well as being basically harmless.
Of course, I didn't know that when I took the picture, so I didn't mess with it.
When you factor in inflation, that thing would have been selling for more than 6K today!Remember the good old days???
Look at that price....
It has to do with skin care, diet, and genetics. The first lady may eat a good organic diet, but she has not taken care of her skin and doesn't make any effort with her appearance.
The second lady is all glammed up and is probably wearing make-up, but she has obviously taken care of her skin. I don't know who she is, but even a cook who eats sauces, butter, and desserts, etc., but in moderation, will not harm her looks.
Most people don't protect their skin from the sun, and that's what causes the most damage, though diet has a lot of effect too. Being a little plump rather than thin helps to make the second lady more attractive at her age, imo.
French women, for example, have a high life expectancy, are generally not fat, and look pretty good in middle age. They eat butter, white bread, meat, and so on, but in moderation. They also eat a lot of fruits and veggies.
A healthy organic diet doesn't lead to looking old; it's taking care of your skin that counts. A diet that is not perfect doesn't lead to being beautiful: it has to do with skin care too and just making an effort. I don't think the first lady has made any effort with her looks.
I think that is just an unretouched picture. Here is one where she is made up with makeup, but she still has wrinkles - at 51, that's not common.
They also stack nicely for curbside pickup.
Thanks for your kind comments, Sarah!
I had heard about my pal Archie's passing a few months ago. Good news is he only dies in the Life With Archie series. They did this to end the series. Archie will still be alive and well in the other Archie related comic series ...
Here's a related thread I had created ...
