I'm watching Julie Christy in "Away From Her" - thinking about you and
your little problem with putting things in the wrong places. LOL

I think "The Notebook" was more touching, but this is from a different
POV. The DVD is only in the first 20 minutes and it's getting better.
If you haven't seen either one.... rent them.

PS: If all "old women" could look like Julie Christy does now, they
wouldn't mind getting old. Hubby says if all men aged like Cary
Grant, they wouldn't mind so much either.


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Norman Cousins

sf wrote:
> I'm watching Julie Christy in "Away From Her" - thinking about you and
> your little problem with putting things in the wrong places. LOL

Did she also put the leftover chicken in the cupboard?? <lol>
>
> I think "The Notebook" was more touching, but this is from a different
> POV. The DVD is only in the first 20 minutes and it's getting better.
> If you haven't seen either one.... rent them.

Can't say I've seen either of them, but I'll consider it
>
> PS: If all "old women" could look like Julie Christy does now, they
> wouldn't mind getting old. Hubby says if all men aged like Cary
> Grant, they wouldn't mind so much either.
>
>
Heh. I was watching a movie starring Denzel Washington the other evening
- it was made in 2005, IIRC - and he looked *younger* than he did in
some of his much earlier movies - wonder how they do it?

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Chatty Cathy

Garlic: the element without which life as we know it would be impossible

On Sun, 23 Sep 2007 09:32:31 +0200, ChattyCathy
> wrote:

>sf wrote:
>> I'm watching Julie Christy in "Away From Her" - thinking about you and
>> your little problem with putting things in the wrong places. LOL
>
>Did she also put the leftover chicken in the cupboard?? <lol>
>>
She put a frying pan in the refrigerator after washing it.

<snip>
>>
>> PS: If all "old women" could look like Julie Christy does now, they
>> wouldn't mind getting old. Hubby says if all men aged like Cary
>> Grant, they wouldn't mind so much either.
>>
>>
>Heh. I was watching a movie starring Denzel Washington the other evening
>- it was made in 2005, IIRC - and he looked *younger* than he did in
>some of his much earlier movies - wonder how they do it?

It was most likely either a face lift or a soft filter. Men do it
too!
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History is a vast early warning system
Norman Cousins

<sf> wrote in message ...
> On Sun, 23 Sep 2007 09:32:31 +0200, ChattyCathy
> > wrote:
>
>>sf wrote:
>>> I'm watching Julie Christy in "Away From Her" - thinking about you and
>>> your little problem with putting things in the wrong places. LOL
>>
>>Did she also put the leftover chicken in the cupboard?? <lol>
>>>
> She put a frying pan in the refrigerator after washing it.
>
> <snip>
>>>
>>> PS: If all "old women" could look like Julie Christy does now, they
>>> wouldn't mind getting old. Hubby says if all men aged like Cary
>>> Grant, they wouldn't mind so much either.
>>>
>>>
>>Heh. I was watching a movie starring Denzel Washington the other evening
>>- it was made in 2005, IIRC - and he looked *younger* than he did in
>>some of his much earlier movies - wonder how they do it?
>
> It was most likely either a face lift or a soft filter. Men do it
> too!
> --
>
My take on getting old and older:
Some people mind getting old and hate the way they look.

Others are just darned glad to be alive and don't care how they look; but
some of these people still do care.
The nursing homes, as well as other places are full of these latter persons.
Every birthday is a blessing.
Dee Dee