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Happened by my local Kaiser office today and while waiting saw a copy of "More" magazine. Never heard of it before, but is apparently a magazine for "women of a certain age". Anyway, Meredith was the cover girl, and there was quite a nice story in it about her. Millionaire was mentioned only in passing, but it did make the cut.

Winnamill wrote:Happened by my local Kaiser office today and while waiting saw a copy of "More" magazine. Never heard of it before, but is apparently a magazine for "women of a certain age". Anyway, Meredith was the cover girl, and there was quite a nice story in it about her. Millionaire was mentioned only in passing, but it did make the cut.

It is a good magazine. It is for women my age. There are great articles on how to stay healthy and give up comparing yourself now to yourself then.

peacock2121 wrote:

Winnamill wrote:Happened by my local Kaiser office today and while waiting saw a copy of "More" magazine. Never heard of it before, but is apparently a magazine for "women of a certain age". Anyway, Meredith was the cover girl, and there was quite a nice story in it about her. Millionaire was mentioned only in passing, but it did make the cut.

It is a good magazine. It is for women my age. There are great articles on how to stay healthy and give up comparing yourself now to yourself then.

What's wrong with comparing yourself now to yourself then? In my own case, for instance, I'm smarter and more knowledgeable now, more confident, clearly more dashing and debonair, and even (dare I say it?) more humble. --Bob

Bob78164 wrote:

peacock2121 wrote:

Winnamill wrote:Happened by my local Kaiser office today and while waiting saw a copy of "More" magazine. Never heard of it before, but is apparently a magazine for "women of a certain age". Anyway, Meredith was the cover girl, and there was quite a nice story in it about her. Millionaire was mentioned only in passing, but it did make the cut.

It is a good magazine. It is for women my age. There are great articles on how to stay healthy and give up comparing yourself now to yourself then.

What's wrong with comparing yourself now to yourself then? In my own case, for instance, I'm smarter and more knowledgeable now, more confident, clearly more dashing and debonair, and even (dare I say it?) more humble. --Bob

And if you are like a lot of guys, your breasts are bigger.

themanintheseersuckersuit wrote:

Bob78164 wrote:

peacock2121 wrote: It is a good magazine. It is for women my age. There are great articles on how to stay healthy and give up comparing yourself now to yourself then.

What's wrong with comparing yourself now to yourself then? In my own case, for instance, I'm smarter and more knowledgeable now, more confident, clearly more dashing and debonair, and even (dare I say it?) more humble. --Bob

And if you are like a lot of guys, your breasts are bigger.

Not bigger. Tougher. From all the thumping. --Bob

themanintheseersuckersuit wrote:

Bob78164 wrote:

peacock2121 wrote: It is a good magazine. It is for women my age. There are great articles on how to stay healthy and give up comparing yourself now to yourself then.

What's wrong with comparing yourself now to yourself then? In my own case, for instance, I'm smarter and more knowledgeable now, more confident, clearly more dashing and debonair, and even (dare I say it?) more humble. --Bob

And if you are like a lot of guys, your breasts are bigger.

There's always the manzziere.

Beebs52 wrote:

themanintheseersuckersuit wrote:

Bob78164 wrote:What's wrong with comparing yourself now to yourself then? In my own case, for instance, I'm smarter and more knowledgeable now, more confident, clearly more dashing and debonair, and even (dare I say it?) more humble. --Bob

And if you are like a lot of guys, your breasts are bigger.

There's always the manzziere.

AKA The Bro