craftymatt2

I love her, and her recipes, she is gorgeous

katesnanna

Love it!!!

dglvr

Ha. Thanks for sharing that.

Silver Needle

Now, I know I'll look good at 80. I cook with real butter, I make pie crust with lard. And we eat a lot of our own farm raised beef. That's right I admitted to the awful truth, a liking for (oh no!) red meat with a little pork "the other white meat thrown in.

Caswews

Love Nigella and her humor ! Watch her when I can, and read her cookbooks (well make some of her stuff !LOL).

paulettepoe

yes yes yes....lady on the left is just plain weird. I will take my cake anytime!!!

Rubesgirl

I'm 61 and have been told I look younger (thank goodness no one has said I look older(lol)). I chalk it up to good genes, though. My dad is 82 and still weighs the same as he did in high school (slim), still has his hair, and is still very active. I am hoping that is what my future holds as well; although I admit that while I do not have wrinkles (no botox or surgery either), only my hairdresser knows what my "true" hair color is . I think we are predisposed thorough our genes to be fat, thin, short, tall, etc. and none of that matters if you are a good person and have respect for others. JMHO.

Sandee

The guru looks about 70 to me! Too much sun & no chocolate, I'll bet!

butterflywing

i'm 69 and i can tell you that 70 looks a lot better than that. .

BellaBoo

one word: Hormones! After menopause hormone levels drop. The ones you don't get enough of are the ones that keep your skin smooth and not looking dried up. Replacing the good hormones will keep you feeling and looking so much better. HRT is the way to go but only if your Dr. knows what your body needs by blood test every few month to find the right dosage. Most just prescribe and ask how you feel. No complaints, you get the same dosage. My body needs different levels at different times. A specialist is a must for HRT. Not a GYN or family practice.