Did I mention yet that everybody looks great after, and almost everybody looks great before, too? And Reply, your self-transformation is incredibly admirable - kudos to you! And also, I can’t see much difference in the before-and-after make-up for anyone (well, unless it is deliberately out-of-the-ordinary, like some of Opal’s creations).
And now I am at the stage in this thread where I realize that I can’t be polite in both ways I want to be: first, I’d like to acknowledge all who take the time to post, and second, I’d like to be reasonable and not bump this thread to the top over and over. But I can’t do both. So this is it, folks – anyone who posts after this, consider yourself acknowledged. I’m not gonna thread-bump after this.
HA! I can’t see these photos (latest link brings me to Facebook), but I was seriously wondering what the witch hat had to do with getting an airplane seat, like perhaps you had threatened to curse them or something.
You may be on to something, though. I don’t think I’ve changed much over the last eight years, apart from the varying degrees of scruffyness. And each as nonflirtable as the others.
P.S. KnitWit, try right-clicking the picture itself from facebook and then left-clicking “Copy picture address” or something like that. If you don’t find it there, it should be in Properties from that original right-click menu. That will allow people who aren’t facebook members to see the pic.
Okay, take 67. You’d think I’d know how to use this machine by now. Thanks to all the extremely clever “wits” who made cracks about Facebook. I didn’t realize you couldn’t look at photos there if you weren’t a member.
First of all, you rock that hat. Second, if you lost 175 pounds, wow! What an accomplishment. But I am glad you didn’t lose your smile! You’re so pretty.
