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hlthe2b

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1. Good genes, for sure, but I remember an interview around the time she was in Grumpier Old Men....

Reply to malaise (Original post)

Sun Oct 19, 2014, 04:54 PM

Oct 2014

when she talked about how much daily walking she does and has done for years... That inspired me. While I've still had lazy periods, I walk at least 4-5 miles every day and often twice that much on weekends.

I'll never look like her, but heck, she does look darned good at her age.

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DU ladies Sixty and over - Sophia Loren's soon to be released Autobiography [View all] malaise Oct 2014 OP

Good genes, for sure, but I remember an interview around the time she was in Grumpier Old Men.... hlthe2b Oct 2014 #1

She really is a truly gorgeous woman malaise Oct 2014 #7

Don't need to be sixty and over JustAnotherGen Oct 2014 #2

Dorothy Dandridge? I am amazed at the number of people who don't know of her. LoisB Oct 2014 #3

The first time I saw her when I was a little girl . . . JustAnotherGen Oct 2014 #11

I never had a lot of use for her until Warpy Oct 2014 #4

For reference: Skidmore Oct 2014 #5

LOL malaise Oct 2014 #9

Why was this addressed to ladies? Sophia Loren has been my favorite rhett o rick Oct 2014 #6

Love it malaise Oct 2014 #8

Who cares about Sophia Loren. Cary Grant was to swoon over. JDPriestly Oct 2014 #10