When they knock on your door, don't answer it.

I wish I had something more profound to say, except, this is terrific writing.

Amazing.

This is all the perfects.

I had to restrain myself from kissing my phone when I saw these darlings.

What if you've watched it and just think that Dunham is not funny or talented?

Both the dog and the queen are awesome.

I also like Foo Fighters. But they aren't exactly the youth off today. I even like Springsteen, no apologies.

Really? Wow! It just seems so decrepit. And I am an old.

Agreed! No serious butt man would swoon over that.

Young guys read Rolling Stone? I find that hard to believe. Sure, lots of people of all ages read Taibbi (sp? Damn my iPhone), but otherwise... .

It's funny how just having a famous parent/sister will render a person "beautiful" in the eyes of so many people.

I don't really disagree with you about the alcohol. My husband likes a beer each night and several on a weekend night and his skin is very smooth. I am not anti-booze, just anti-heavy drinking past the age of 25.

Canada is a great country. I do not understand why its people seem to be so easily offended. I had no idea they were until fairly recently. I don't get it.

Another easily offended Canadian proclaims the greatness of Canada. You totally, and completely, missed Willa's point.

We can agree on that last statement. :)

I said "ripe old age." Eighty three is not a ripe old age anymore. Also, I was replying to your idea that Sinatra "looked great the whole time." How could that be if he died of heart disease and dementia complications and bladder cancer?

You must be very young if you think 83 is a really ripe old age. It's not. Also, since Sinatra died of heart disease, dementia and bladder cancer, I can't imagine he looked all that great at the end.

Your willingness to cut back is admirable, but you are only 35. I am not extremely anti-alcohol. I enjoy a glass of wine once a month or so, but sun—it's sunscreen all the way!

Forty is not 50. Trust me. Drink and sun ruin the exterior—unless enjoyed in small doses.