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Hollywood actress Demi Moore has turned her back on her rigorous exercise regime, because her body can’t take the punishment anymore.
I have to agree. While I would love to have the body that I had when I was in my twenties, lets just face it… it’s not gonna happen. My aim now is to eat right and yes, I will still exercise, but I won’t beat myself up about the fact that I’ve changed!
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Nice tummy tuck. The belly button is about 3 inches off. Ha! Nice try though.
I admire Demi, she is a woman! Just love yourself! I am 48, have two children 27 and 24yo and still have to show my drivers license in the store when I want to get a beer or wine. Even surprises me a lot. :)
No question about it, we cant do the things in the same way or at the same pace we used to, and i think the best idea now is to eat right. A good post!
I’ll never look like Demi Moore..and yet I’ve never had kids and I’m about 10 years younger!! Oh, well. I gave up sometime in my 20s.
She still looks good. But I think that aging gracefully includes the changes that are inevitable.
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My daughter and I were watching Breakfast Television this morning and someone of the show asked if we (women) competed with our daughters and to my amazement I would have to say yes. I never thought about it before, but part of me still believes that if I exercised harder, I would have her waistline. My daughter pointed out to me, that I am nearly 30 years older than she is and the fact that I have had two kids. No wonder she has a flatter stomach and smaller waistline than me. I know this, but it doesn’t stop me from wanting to simply… try harder.
Is it only me or are you competing with your daughter?? And here I thought that I was pretty smart about this aging thing lol…