I can’t say how much I love her. She’s hilarious. Also, a class act all the way. Gracious, charming, omg I’m so happy she’s our First Lady.

I've been off eBay for while. (No impulse control.) But I have shopped there for other make-up goodies. Thanks for the heads up!

Of all the indulgent beauty products I buy — of which there are many — Fresh is the only one I feel no guilt about. I have tubes stashed by the sofa, in the office, by my bed and one in my purse. I don't even bother buying anything else. (Oh, and it smells divine.)

I need to add one thing - well, two things— to your lip reply.

Old lady here — 56 — and I just cut off 4" because it was getting too damaged, and my hair is still below my shoulders. Long hair is fine if you're older as long as it suits you. I bet yours is gorgeous!

I just had foot surgery (still not able to walk) and omg it causes me physical pain to look at those. Gorgeous, but aieeeeee!

Yep, separate bathrooms if at all possible. Mr. rottenkitty1958 and I have a two bathroom home and one bathroom is his and one is mine. Mine is tiny and I love it. And I love him, but he can stay the hell out of my bathroom.

Twinsies. Though I'm older than you at 56. There's a real freedom in feeling as if you don't have to impress anyone anymore.

When I was younger, I was often told I was pretty. Now that I'm old, I'm told I'm beautiful. I think both are bullshit. Yes, I was an okay looking girl, but as someone else said here, most people are attractive in their 20s. There's a certain youthful glow most people in their 20s have.

I have also had brutally honest people say my "body is better than my face" which.... I don't even know how to take that.

It's always nice to run across an Ayn Rand fan.

I'm not saying I wouldn't give a gift, nor would I not give cash. (I've given cash to couples, but it was my choice because I knew what their circumstances were, not because they asked. They hadn't asked for any presents either, btw.) I don't think I've ever gone to a wedding where I didn't bring a gift.

So, in your mind, parties of any sort are a quid-pro-quo affair. If someone can't afford a present, like a grandparent on the fixed income, should they not attend because they can't afford one?

Whoa there partner. The wedding is not a party the guests pay to go to by way of gifts or cash.

This year I discovered that small turkeys suck even worse than the large ones. Never again will I try to make a 12 lb turkey turn out right. And next year I'm cutting that sucker into pieces so the damn thing will be moist in every part. God, I hate turkeys.

This looks pretty cheaply put together to me. That chandelier is hideous and I hate the painted bricks/stones. It has the look of '80s vintage building — not exactly a time of high building standards or good taste.

Except for breakfast, where you should over-tip like crazy. Why? Just as much, if not more, work and the base cost of the meal is usually 1/3-1/2 that of other meals. For instance, on a breakfast tab of $7-10, I'll tip $5.

Why would we bother running male character? If loads of dudes are playing women, who's gonna know whether or not you're a woman IRL? Also, in chat, how can you tell someone's gender unless they reveal it?

It's a reference to a PSA ad that ran back in the 70s.

Those are the deadest eyes I've ever seen.