Last week I talked about JUICING as a way of cleansing and adding extra nutrition to your day.
What about detoxing the skin?
Dior has come up with a fun mask that is the latest girlie product on my vanity.
This mask is supposed to restore and eliminate toxins on skin that's feeling a little sluggish.
Check it out here
I'm also loving this Dior nude lipstick. It's a pretty shade for the spring and doesn't dry my lips out.
Vignette Design
The other day I was talking to my friend Dolores over at Vignette Design about the challenges with regards to SKIN as we approach mid life. She's noticed overall loss of elasticity on her face, and her eyes have a tired look.
BOTOX..." I don't have anything against it, haven't tried it but I'm a chicken and will probably never do anything to my face. I'm really wanting to stay
true to that, but sometimes when I look in the mirror, I'm horrified! haha!
I see lots of women my age who have had so much botox that they look permanently surprised though" .. Dolores
I believe most women want to stay "true" to their face and worry about LOOKING frozen or like they've had something done.
Each face is unique as are our expressions and for that reason, our character lines will form specific to our own personality and the way we use our face.
For me it's my eyes. I have deep lines around my eyes or "crows feet". I am not overly expressive on my forehead so my lines are not so deep there.
If someone has a deep crease somewhere (between the brows for example). Is there anything wrong with softening it up a bit?
I say NO. If you feel that a little botox will make a deep furrow a little less noticeable, then I say.. great! I hope it helps make you feel better about yourself. If you chose to do nothing? I say ..great! Good for you and whatever you decide..YOU look fabulous! I respect your right to decide what's best for you.
....women supporting women.....
What I'm saying here is that WE as women should support each other and not judge based on our own personal thoughts on the matter.
Keep in mind there's a huge difference between getting a deep line softened vs. attempting to erase all lines. Extremes in any direction aren't good in my opinion. Most people hear the word botox and they visualize a frozen face. An expressionless face is not the goal for most women that choose to have botox.
....women supporting women.....
What I'm saying here is that WE as women should support each other and not judge based on our own personal thoughts on the matter.
Keep in mind there's a huge difference between getting a deep line softened vs. attempting to erase all lines. Extremes in any direction aren't good in my opinion. Most people hear the word botox and they visualize a frozen face. An expressionless face is not the goal for most women that choose to have botox.
....cost....
Botox lasts 3 to 4 months and then you need to go back and spend lots of money getting more put in. It's a pricey cosmetic procedure to engage in on the regular basis.
HEALTHY skin is most important to me. If your skin is cared for properly (this includes eating well .. taking care on the inside) then you will have a nice glow and attention will be diverted from imperfections.
Last night I received this beautiful picture of the Space Needle and Seattle sunset from my daughter.
I said.. Wow! It's so pretty! When did you take it?
She said she didn't .. it's from her boyfriend's balcony..
Then I started thinking... hmmm, maybe it's not such a nice picture..WHY is he sending it? ..and most importantly.. why do I feel a twinge of discomfort?
My daughter is 21 (almost 22!) and I am confident that she will make good choices. It's still difficult to let go when it comes to dating and all that.
A nice lip conditioner! You also can't beat plain old chapstick.
So, now that we've had time to think about it..
What do you think? Yes or No to BOTOX? If you had the $$$ to do it for a special occasion, would you do it?
I say sure .. but do it for the right reasons. To enhance your natural beauty .. not to try to hide the fact that you are aging. Aging happens and acceptance of our bodies is important.
What do you think? Yes or No to BOTOX? If you had the $$$ to do it for a special occasion, would you do it?
I say sure .. but do it for the right reasons. To enhance your natural beauty .. not to try to hide the fact that you are aging. Aging happens and acceptance of our bodies is important.
Make the most of your NATURAL
beauty. Accentuate your prettiest features. Be proud and confident.
Be comfortable in your skin.
SMILE.
GIVE.
LOVE.
This is TRUE beauty.
..and this is something you MUST watch.
It's just about a minute and I know you will enjoy it.
I'm packing up and heading somewhere that's sunny and warm to get some much needed family and personal time in.
Hopefully I will have a few pictures on instagram and if time works in my favor, I may be able to post as usual and visit you.
Have a great week ahead!
xxleslie
Thanks for another great post, Leslie! Love that quote from Dr. Seuss :) Enjoy your getaway, and have a great weekend!!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Loi
OMG! That video is priceless (especially since we are big dog lovers here). Regarding the "B" word, not a fan. Mainly because I have seen way too many people go overboard and they look frozen, surprised or mechanical (think ventriloquist dummy). I remember Dr. Phil doing a show awhile back and this one woman was wanting to have all this stuff done. Something he said really resonated with me. "You earned those lines...through laughter, through tears, through living life." basically...It reminds me of my answer when friends ask now that we are empty nesters if we would like to go back in time, to when the girls were little. While there is always a part of every parent that wishes time would stop (or at least slow down), my answer is always NO...it would mean not having experienced all the wonderful moments that we have had with them up until this day. I also have to think about the example I am setting for my daughters. If I am constantly nit-picking about my appearance...they will too! Same goes for weight. Being healthy and happy is what matters, not the number of wrinkles, not the number on the scale (as long as you are HEALTHY). And lets face it, there are some great products out there that do wonders for those lines without breaking the bank!! Enjoy your time with family. It was a beautiful sunny 70+ degree day here today. Sending my baby back to the university tomorrow. It has been fun having her home. Oh, and I totally can relate to the boyfriend thing (the oldest is 23).
ReplyDeleteMy dear Leslie!
ReplyDeleteGOOD AFTERNOON! I love this conversation. I believe it taking care of ourselves the best we can, eat right, get enough sleep, groom ourselves....barring any hormonal changes that can cause any skin conditions (that happened to me), I choose to let it be. Cleansing from the inside out is the best for me, and you feel better. I love the topics you bring up, and I know you live by them, I can tell by your beautiful face in your photos!
Enjoy this weekend! We are having another cold snap with snow tonight, but spring really is coming down the pike!
Hugs, Anita
Hi Leslie~That first photo is one of my favorites (winter whites with a touch of sparkle!). As for the 'b' word...I'll admit that at 51 I've tried it here and there (class reunion, BFF wedding, etc.) more for a special occasion than the regular routine. It does have a nice improvement on my little mid brow furrow which tends to make me look worried. That said, I am not a fan of anything that requires ongoing maintenance (like nails). I would rather spend my cash on travels, a fabulous meal and/or life enriching experiences than beauty maintenance. The glow from being healthy, getting enough rest and keeping ourselves fulfilled and happy is the best beauty fix.
ReplyDeleteAs for the daughter(s) growing up process....I have 3 step-daughters (now in their late 20's). Did I mention the furrow between my brows? ;) Just remember you have spent her entire life raising her to be the woman she is becoming today. She is lucky to have a mom like you and I'm sure she is on a wonderful path.
Have a fabulous trip! Can't wait to see photos. We still have 2 weeks until our beach vacay-can't wait! Enjoy!
xx, Heather
Dear Leslie,
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with all you have said - eating well and taking care of ourselves shows on the outside.
The Dior face mask sounds lovely.
On Friday I went for a Chanel facial which was gorgeous and if you buy a few skincare and makeup products, pays for this treatment. A good way to have a little pampering and make you feel special.
As for Botox, I have never been down that road, as I do think there are so many that do not look good with it. I am a little bit of a scaredy cat, especially with the long term effects, it may have on a person.
Enjoy your time away
Hugs
Carolyn
Greetings,
ReplyDeleteI just turned 60 and have yet to alter my appearance via anything artificial. I'm choosing to be my true self, figuring there's nothing wrong with that. I take good care of my skin, facials serums, etc. and eat from our garden or the farmers market. Why does our society feel the need to put women in a box as they age? I think the Europeans have the right idea, embrace your age because with it comes lots of experience and hopefully wisdom.
Who needs any more happiness than that video gives? Precious!
ReplyDeleteI look fabulous if I don't put my glasses on when looking in the mirror. I do need the glasses and a magnifying mirror to apply mascara and pluck facial hairs. After that, I don't look into the mirror again! No botox - I wouldn't be able to tell if I'd had it done. :-)
Cheers!
Lol! Linda you are so funny!! Yes! This is why my eyes are going .. it does soften things up. You bring up an excellent point. Some women have it done and it doesn't really work to their expectation. My crows feet are pretty deep .. so I don't bother.
DeleteLeslie... thanks for the tip on the Dior mask. Will definitely visit the Dior counter in the very near future. May even send it to sista and Bf for a birthday gift. Then again, maybe not, I don't want them looking better than me. As for the B word, been there, tried that, wish I could say there was a lot of difference. LOVE your reaction to your daughters photo. Right there with you!
ReplyDeleteYep.. it doesn't always make the improvement that women think it will. I appreciate your honesty.
DeleteI've seen that video and it is adorable!!! I don't know that I'll ever do botox because it is a toxin. I do believe in taking care of myself to the best of my ability. Always love hearing about products that are proven to give good results without the toxin & knife :)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your quiet time...
Blessings,
Cindy
I don't know about botox. I think to each her own and I don't judge. I've just seen too many bad examples of it being overdone and looking unnatural, but I think with just the right amount it can look totally natural. But I think if it makes someone feel better about herself and gives her more confidence, I'm all for it!
ReplyDeleteLeslie,
ReplyDeleteSuch a great post, I look forward to your tips-Biggest take away for me is. Women do not consistently support one-another. I work in a female based industry, so many times we are really not there for one-another. As for Botox-why not! I find as my skin ages(not me of course!) a little perk here and there just makes me feel better. Biggest criteria for any type of cosmetic procedure-research your physician and always referrals from people you know.
Hugs!!
Jemma
Good take away! .. and you are right on the dime about referrals and research!! Well stated Jemma and I agree about the perks:)
DeleteLeslie, may I suggest a couple products that I have used and have seen excellent results. Mary Kay has a new Volu Firm Repair System for the 50+ woman who is showing signs of ageing. I love this product and you can check it out at my website, http://libbyday@marykay.com. Also, I am using Nerium that is producing amazing results with the very issues you mentioned. Contact me if you need additional information. It sure beats Botox injections.
ReplyDeleteGreat conversation starter, Leslie! First off, let's find out who takes care of Jane Fonda! She looks gorgeous and she surely has had some help along the way. I cringe at the thought of anyone doing something to my face for fear of not looking like "me" when it's done. I know my face and I've seen it age, along with my neck and hands and boobs! I believe in good, no, excellent skin care and the right make up to enhance the good and not so good. And I agree with Jemma...I heard a quote the other day, "There is a special place in hell for women that don't help women". That said, let's all be true and happy and our best selves, whatever shape or form that takes. BYW, love the quote and video and look forward, as a new follower, for more fantastic discussions!
ReplyDeleteXO,
Jane
Thanks for this Leslie...it opens up a great discussion. I say why not do what makes you feel good as long as you don't go overboard and keep it natural.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful vacation!! xoxo
Oh my! I LOVE that video!! So so precious!
ReplyDeleteWonderful post, Leslie! I don't see anything wrong with a little help as long as your expectation is reasonable. I've not had the desire to try botox or any other cosmetic treatment YET, but who knows? Never say never... ;)
I'm with you about your daughter....I have one who'll turn 24 next week, and I'm always worrying about her. Oh, to me a mother....
I hope you have a wonderful vacation!
I loved loved loved this post! I agree we need to be supportive of each other and respect each other's decisions. I did a little botox and I eat healthy and people tell me I look like I'm in my late 20's. I also respect aging gracefully but am for any cosmetic procedure that will make you feel your best. Keep up the great blog!
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Sharon
I'm turning 41 soon, and saying no to Botox. It's not that I am against it per se, I totally agree with you that women should support eachother and do what they want. I am just too scared to use Botox for myself. We haven't really seen the long term effects on the over use of Botox in the face. Maybe when I'm older:) great post Leslie! xo Caroline
ReplyDeleteI try to eat and sleep well....it doesn't always work...but I'm not confident to try anything else. I'm just trying to go with it but some days I look in the mirror and and am horrified! x
ReplyDeleteI agree with your friend. I really do not ever want to do botox. My mother just turned 60 and is beautiful. I just want to do what you said have really good glowing skin that will keep me from noticing any lines that I don;t like. I'm 42 and so far...I do not have any lines. My forehead is small so there aren't have lines there really. I do have tired eyes and my eyes tend to get irritated by my make-up. Hey what you do think about coffee? I started drinking it 2 years ago when I turned 40? Is it really bad for the skin?
ReplyDeleteNever did botox, have been tempted on more than one occasion but besides my aversion to needles I get nervous thinking about what I am injecting......I am getting much better about taking care of my skin and not taking advantage of having good skin. If down the road I need more, I will address it then. I now there are no magic bullets.....but keeping the skin well hydrated and out of the sun are two things everyone can do to help look their best.
ReplyDeleteThat video is going to keep a permanent smile on my face all day!
OK Leslie now I’m having a tough time trying to remember what you just posted about since I’m still laughing over the puddle joy! I love that little boy’s happiness. I get a facial once a month to have my pores cleaned out. The nice thing is they get the lymph nodes working and everything moving so my skin naturally helps itself. I tried botox once right between my eyes and never again I hated the way it felt besides having a needle injected into your face hurts and I’m a sissy.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your holiday and Happy St. Patrick's Day!
XXX
Debra~
I think if you have the extra money and you have a special occasion like your children's wedding or a class reunion go for it. Just be careful to get just enough and not too much. I don't however like the Hollywood look of that shiny and taunt skin. I also like a few lines on the face, isn't that what living life is all about.
ReplyDeleteGREAT post:) I think fillers, botox etc are great. We live in a time where anything Is possible. If someone feels ugly when their getting older and there Is stuff to make you look young again, why not do It? Im happy that we live in a time where anything Is possible. As long as you dont get obssesed with your looks like Michael Jackson, Its fine. Its all about balance in life.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week dear
LOVE M
Oh i love it! Great post! I love your life's advices :) Hope you have a great weekend! Te esperamos por nuestro espacio, abrazos!
ReplyDeleteGreat post. I don't think I would have botox as I am terrified of needles ;-) What I am trying is to spend more on organic skincare "sans" evil chemical parabens.
ReplyDeleteI hope you are enjoying the sunshine right now! It snowed in NY last night....so I am anxious for Spring!
ReplyDeleteGreat topic...and a tough one. Most everyone I know has done botox...I haven't yet. Honestly, it's the darn bags under my eyes that is driving me crazy instead of lines. I guess it's a case of when you focus on one thing, you don't on another. I have spent the past few months eating better, working out harder and just trying to take good care of myself. The aging...well, I just want to do it gracefully.
xoxo Elizabeth
OH , ITS YOU!I am always after you on other BLOGS commenting!Recently, you mentioned you were 53 and thats my age in July!You doNOT look 53 at all............what Blog was that?Good grief the memory is going with me.........my poor SONS!I received your comment and sent you an e-mail how to comment on my confusing site!DRIVES ME CRAZY.Thats what happens when you pay a man to do it!Anyway, back to your question.........NO BOTOX for me.I agree I see new "THINGS" every day in the mirror and think when on earth did that happen?!You see I still feel 18 inside but the body says otherwise!I think the wrinkles and crows feet look much better then looking at a woman saying good grief how many lifts has she had.........they look worse in my opinion!And the BOTOX in the lips..............its HYSTERICAL!
ReplyDeleteLeslie,
ReplyDeleteI like your comment about supporting the personal decisions made by any of our friends to use B. or other means to make them happy. I just re-watched The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and it served to reconfirm my determination to age authentically. I will always use products to help that along but am determined to stay "authentic". That said, when I see myself in photographs, I'd be lying if I said I think I look like I feel! LOL!
xo,
Karen
Well... contrary to most of the comments here...I am all for botox and any other fillers! Believe me, they do absolute wonders, not only for your skin, but for your general well-being! I know. I think they are the greatest thing to come along in ages! If you have any questions about any of them, feel free to email me!
ReplyDeleteOh, Leslie...the video is so sweet, I had to watch it twice ;-)
ReplyDeleteGreat post, as always...brilliant advice...make the most of your natural beauty, be proud and confident; I couldn't agree more!
Have a fabulous week.
xx
Great post, great ideas, must try that Dior thingy(:
ReplyDeleteI do botox and LOVE it, my doctor won't make me look frozen, he would not dare! I still move my face, by between my brows, my frown is terrible since I was a child (: and I don't want to look angry...so that is what saves me from that.
it is a great thing and invention. I am more worried about my face going south and slaggish appearance, that is not gonna be rescued by any botox ...or anything, I won't do fillers and other cosmetic surgery things...just need to age gracefully ...but I am booking a relaxing spa trip!! (:
have a great family time!
love Z
I agree with EVERYTHING you said here. I just love coming here and reading your uplifting posts. I don't think I would be against softening some lines here and there, but totally agree that trying to erase every line and striving for absolute perfection will only end in looking completely false and therefore strange. We shouldn't be so afraid of aging, and I do think that becoming overly obsessed with it will result in the wrong focuses in our lives. I think I would attempt botox lightly someday when lines start to deepen, but again hoping to never be obsessed. I've used Dior Capture before and loved it! I switched over to argan oil for now, but may return to Dior someday. Oh and this video?! Ahhh adorable!!
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Rachel
Hi there! Hope you have a lovely trip and make some wonderful memories!! We agree with you that women should support women. And if a women chooses botox to help make her feel good then by all means she should do it. It's all about being happy! We've not tried botox but it's not to say that we won't when and if the time comes.
ReplyDeleteThat little clip you added in was the cutest!
Also the Dior looks fabulous and Jayme loves the Jouer too! :-)
Jayme & Mendi @ Her Late Night Cravings
Love the video and still saying no to Botox... Especially now that we've discovered L'Oreal's Miracle Blur (a line eraser and 30 SPF all in one!) We'll definitely be checking out the Dior lipstick as it's hard to find one that adds a bit of color without drying you out. Wishing you a wonderful time away!
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C + C
oh, leslie. you've made my day with the vid and the honesty and frankly, that image with the white jeans. damn. there is lovely here.
ReplyDeletei am too frugal to spend on botox, but it really can have a lovely effect.
love to you.
michele
I'm obsessed with healthy skin!! I need the Dior mask.
ReplyDeleteMy skin is not in good condition after winter... I'm trying to do something with this. For the first, I've made myself to go out for walking! I don't like it, when it's cold outside ;) Unfortunately I see that I can't regenerate like cuple years ago... And I have one big line under right eyebrow! But mostly I like and accept expression lines. Botox? - rather not :)
ReplyDeleteI think I should only take Your advices about healthy style of life :)
Bye!
yeah, those eye wrinkles are a dead give a way to our age aren't they
ReplyDeletehate that "tired" look, but hate the "plastic" look so many celebs sport by overdoing the botox
I am going to be Maggie Smith and let my wrinkles show my character!!
Brett
Thanks for another enlightening post! I was lucky that my mom taught me to care for my skin when I was young but I feel I'm still learning. I would never try botox mostly because I'm deathly afraid of needles and I also feel like it would be odd not to be able to move parts of my face. Have a most wonderful and relaxing trip Leslie!
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Leslie,
ReplyDeleteI am in love with this Dr. Seuss quote, and it has been a favorite of mine for many years. I like what you said, "SMILE GIVE LOVE This is true beauty." We are all such unique individuals, and it's so nice to be able to love ourselves, flaws and all. Have a relaxing time off with your family. I think there's so much beauty in that too.
Much love,
~Sheri at Red Rose Alley
Another fun post! That lipstick color really is very pretty too. I say Yes to botox, in fact i was just talking about it a little on my blog. Funny you would mention daughters too... Just a couple of hours ago i was right in the thick of dealing with drama from my 22 year old daughter. She is so grown up in some ways, and so not in others... Phew...
ReplyDeleteCindy
Firstly love your header ! the detox looks amazing however not sure if i'll try botox sometimes it makes people look just a tad older or maybe that't just those who over do it.
ReplyDeletexo Meg<3
Leslie...good post! I live in an area that everyone gets Botox...its very frustrating. If you don't do it you look old and everyone else looks young.
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Skin detox?! Sounds amazing. Need to do this pronto!
ReplyDeleteIsn’t That Charming.
I may have to schedule a consult with you, soon! I am turning 40 this year & my skin feels it. I have been very careful through the years but....it is def the elasticity thing for me. I am always open but...I would try it the natura ways 1st. It is important to feel good about yourself so I get it:). Have a great weekend! Jen @ City Farmhouse
ReplyDeleteSuch a nice blog!
ReplyDeleteWanna follow each other on gfc and bloglovin?
Let me know!
Hi Leslie,
ReplyDeleteI've missed you!! Been busy. Well, you know the stress I've been under - my skin looks like sh*& to be completely honest!! Our skin is the first place stress shows up I think. I am forever grateful to the Dior BB cream. I like to use it under Bare Minerals and it works wonders. I will have to check out that Dior mask.
So hard not to worry about our kids but I am sure your daughter is making smart choices!
As for Botox, I get nervous my face would get stuck or I'd be the 1 percent with the bad reaction (worry much?) LOL
Anyways, I've been keeping your family in my prayers and will shoot you an email later.
Love,
Deb xo
Hi Leslie,
ReplyDeleteThanks for popping over to Wicker & Stitch - I hope you found my new blog, Soul Studio. Love your site - I'm your newest follower!
Hope you have a lovely week.
Angela
Hi Girlie,
ReplyDeleteExpect an e-mail later because I am dragging YOU out for a green juice at PCC (!)and then we can chat about Botox, blogging, new boyfriends and other life lessons!
The sun is out! Wihoo! I am taking the puppy out for a long run along the water.
ox. Mon
I agree with what you say here. I think everyone has to do what they feel is right for them, whatever makes them feel good and confident. It's definitely true that healthy skin and eating well gives a glow! I love the outfit in the first photo - everything about it. I've just returned from a holiday in the sun which really has made us feel so good so you enjoy your trip too!
ReplyDeletePS What a cute video!
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ReplyDeletenicely said about supporting eachother!
ReplyDeleteHi Leslie, I loved the video and your advice on skincare is always the best. You make me want to take better care of myself. I just realized that you were dropped from my sidebar when I had my redesign. Sorry, I just put you back up so I won't miss a post. Happy travels.
ReplyDeleteAgreed with Krystal.
ReplyDeleteGreat advice on skincare:) Hope you have a lovely Easter break!
ReplyDelete~Anne
I have totally the same attitude. THis was something I was going to post on too , so thanks for giving me the impetus. I'm 51 and a deep furrow between the eyesbrows was bugging me so I got it Botoxed out. Its pretty nasty when you think about what you're sticking into your face but I have to say - it works and you do get hooked on it because its so good!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Leslie,
ReplyDeleteLovely to see you are back and hope that you had a relaxing and pleasant time away.
Many thanks for visiting me and wishing you and your family a happy Easter weekend
hugs
Carolyn
Hi Leslie,
ReplyDeleteWhat a truly 'uplifting' post! No, I wouldn't attempt Botox or fillers, never mind a face lift. I've been told I have good skin and don't look my age (49), but I see the difference in the last couple of years, especially with the onset of hormone fluctuations and perimenopausal poofiness - all over. Still, rather keep to the vigilant cleansing and supposed age-defying creams, try harder to deflate the morphing muffin top and de-stress to FEEL and LOOK young, in general, than looking frozen, both physically and emotionally. But that's just me.
More importantly, the featured video made my heart smile, what else could anyone ask for?
Poppy xo
Great post Leslie!
ReplyDeleteVery thought provoking and I loved reading your comments. I'm still scared to get Botox, but lately I'm rethinking it! 59, pushing 60 is challenging to say the least when it comes to skin care. Check back with me in a year and see if I've changed my mind! ~Delores
Leslie, I just cannot
ReplyDeleteget my head around
putting POISON, even
if it's called Botox, into
my body. Instead, like
you, I try to focus on
nutrition, hydration and
other things I can control.
Also, like you, I have
crow's feet. I find myself
looking at others my age,
and mine are definitely worse.
On the bright side, the rest
of my face is in pretty good
shape : ) So, I just tell myself
that I've laughed and smiled
a lot and that the crow's feet
are like little medals awarded
for a long life, well-lived!
Hope you had a great break.
We got home a few days ago
from Palm Springs; heaven!
xo Suzanne
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