TIME'S TOLL ON YOUTH

IT'S ASTONISHING to see how much a woman's body can change over the course of several years. Case in point: the beautiful lady depicted here. I don't care what you may think, I believe she is more attractive now than she was back in her youth. I'm not sure what the  time span is between shots but I would guess it's about 30 to 40 years.
     Amazing, isn't she? If you'd like to see more of her, check out her Flickr photostream and don't hesitate to leave an encouraging comment.

A GGO Holy Cow Moment!

Holy Cow! You have GOT TO check out this 86-year-old woman. She's more limber than most of the 20-somethings I know!

Read about her and watch the videos of her in action:
http://dlisted.com/2012/03/30/hot-slut-day

And boy, I sure hope my girl ends up being as agile as her at THAT age!!!

WTF? Rose McGowan Old Before Her Time?

LET ME MAKE IT CLEAR...
I LOVE ROSE McGOWAN!
It pains me to say that she may have succumbed to the pressures of being a Hollywood star and got herself "Botoxified." It is an activity that I am totally against. Does her face not look stiff and frozen here? Aargh! What have you done Rose? I believe that it acts as a disservice to you. If anything, it refocuses attention to the parts of you that ARE aging such as your lids, your bags and sags (as illustrated). And is that collagen I see in your lips? Keep 'em natural! Keep everything natural. Let nature run its course! That's what I say. You are prematurely aging yourself. Everyone knows that I love and appreciate the older woman as well as the younger woman but I could have waited at least another 10 years to see you like this. You're stil beautiful and you're still on my "to do" list but please, don't touch that face! Or that body! BTW, your breasts look spectacularly supple.

GGO, AP and CGI

I WAS LUCKY ENOUGH to find this extraordinary computer-generated age progression. Her name is Myriam and according to her creator, she is of Middle-Eastern descent. Amazing what 25 years can do to a beautiful face. Wow! She's extraordinary at both stages. Don't you think?