Re: The strangest things motivate me.

[Guest guest]

I agree, Oprah has had a weight struggle her whole life and I can relate.

People like to give her grief, but I know its that if she lets her guard

down for a minute the weight is just right there waiting.

I saw a movie with Locklear, she is 47 but looks a lot younger

(plastic surgery) but her body is increadable I think she shows what is

possible with hard work.

> Saw a commercial this morning where Oprah said she fell off the wagon

> and said something like she was gonna put her " fat butt " on TV or something

> like that....I knew I was gonna work out this morning but Oprah talking

> about her weight this a.m. gave me a little oomph. Thanks Oprah! lol

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thats funny. I was just reading this before I read your post.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081209/ap_on_en_tv/people_oprah_winfrey_we

ight

[Guest guest]

I'm on the edge of my seat wanting to know what's up with Oprah! I shouldn't

be so riveted to her weight drama, but I've watched her struggle for so long

that I feel like I know her. I'm really pulling for her to succeed and find

peace with the food thing. It will be interesting to see what's up and what

the plan is. I'm sure it will involve that little weasel Bob Greene ;-D I

know it's not right to blame Bob, but sometimes I feel like he's failed her.

> Saw a commercial this morning where Oprah said she fell off the wagon and

> said something like she was gonna put her " fat butt " on TV or something like

> that....I knew I was gonna work out this morning but Oprah talking about her

> weight this a.m. gave me a little oomph. Thanks Oprah! lol

>

[Guest guest]

Interesting to see Bob Greenes sample menu and compare it to BFL.....

http://www.thebestlife.com/ms/mvchallenge/menu_plans.html

 

________________________________

To: bodyforlifewomensclub2

Sent: Tuesday, December 9, 2008 10:51:18 AM

Subject: Re: The strangest things motivate me.

I'm on the edge of my seat wanting to know what's up with Oprah! I shouldn't

be so riveted to her weight drama, but I've watched her struggle for so long

that I feel like I know her. I'm really pulling for her to succeed and find

peace with the food thing. It will be interesting to see what's up and what

the plan is. I'm sure it will involve that little weasel Bob Greene ;-D I

know it's not right to blame Bob, but sometimes I feel like he's failed her.

On Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 9:54 AM, Liza <lizawd3yahoo (DOT) com> wrote:

> Saw a commercial this morning where Oprah said she fell off the wagon and

> said something like she was gonna put her " fat butt " on TV or something like

> that....I knew I was gonna work out this morning but Oprah talking about her

> weight this a.m. gave me a little oomph. Thanks Oprah! lol

>

[Guest guest]

Just looked at the link. I see Cheerios, toast, creamsicle treats; where

the heck are the veggies??? I'm almost afraid to look at the fitness plan.

Naomi

******

Deanna Metts wrote:

>

> Interesting to see Bob Greenes sample menu and compare it to BFL.....

> http://www.thebestlife.com/ms/mvchallenge/menu_plans.html

> <http://www.thebestlife.com/ms/mvchallenge/menu_plans.html>

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: Skwigg <skwigg@... <mailto:skwigg%40gmail.com>>

> To: bodyforlifewomensclub2

> <mailto:bodyforlifewomensclub2%40yahoogroups.com>

> Sent: Tuesday, December 9, 2008 10:51:18 AM

> Subject: Re: The strangest things

> motivate me.

>

> I'm on the edge of my seat wanting to know what's up with Oprah! I

> shouldn't

> be so riveted to her weight drama, but I've watched her struggle for

> so long

> that I feel like I know her. I'm really pulling for her to succeed and

> find

> peace with the food thing. It will be interesting to see what's up and

> what

> the plan is. I'm sure it will involve that little weasel Bob Greene ;-D I

> know it's not right to blame Bob, but sometimes I feel like he's

> failed her.

>

>

>

> On Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 9:54 AM, Liza <lizawd3yahoo (DOT) com> wrote:

>

> > Saw a commercial this morning where Oprah said she fell off the

> wagon and

> > said something like she was gonna put her " fat butt " on TV or

> something like

> > that....I knew I was gonna work out this morning but Oprah talking

> about her

> > weight this a.m. gave me a little oomph. Thanks Oprah! lol

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

Those foods are fortified and I'm sure the exercise plan is sound. Bob

Greene didn't stay on top without producing results.

> Just looked at the link. I see Cheerios, toast, creamsicle treats; where

>

> the heck are the veggies??? I'm almost afraid to look at the fitness plan.

>

> Naomi

> ******

>

>

> Deanna Metts wrote:

> >

> > Interesting to see Bob Greenes sample menu and compare it to BFL.....

> > http://www.thebestlife.com/ms/mvchallenge/menu_plans.html

> > <http://www.thebestlife.com/ms/mvchallenge/menu_plans.html>

> >

> >

> > ________________________________

> > From: Skwigg <skwigg@... <skwigg%40gmail.com> <mailto:

> skwigg%40gmail.com <skwigg%2540gmail.com>>>

> > To:

bodyforlifewomensclub2 <bodyforlifewomensclub2%40yahoogroups.com>

> >

<mailto:bodyforlifewomensclub2%40yahoogroups.com<bodyforlifewomensclub2%2540yaho\

ogroups.com>

> >

>

> > Sent: Tuesday, December 9, 2008 10:51:18 AM

> > Subject: Re: The strangest things

> > motivate me.

> >

> > I'm on the edge of my seat wanting to know what's up with Oprah! I

> > shouldn't

> > be so riveted to her weight drama, but I've watched her struggle for

> > so long

> > that I feel like I know her. I'm really pulling for her to succeed and

> > find

> > peace with the food thing. It will be interesting to see what's up and

> > what

> > the plan is. I'm sure it will involve that little weasel Bob Greene ;-D I

> > know it's not right to blame Bob, but sometimes I feel like he's

> > failed her.

> >

> >

> >

> > On Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 9:54 AM, Liza <lizawd3yahoo (DOT) com> wrote:

> >

> > > Saw a commercial this morning where Oprah said she fell off the

> > wagon and

> > > said something like she was gonna put her " fat butt " on TV or

> > something like

> > > that....I knew I was gonna work out this morning but Oprah talking

> > about her

> > > weight this a.m. gave me a little oomph. Thanks Oprah! lol

> > >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

You know, I always thought If I had a cook and a personal trainer like Oprah

and a million other celebrities, I'd be a hot body. I see its a struggle for

most people, including those with cooks and personal trainers.

Sheila

[Guest guest]

Bob Greenes site....sample excercise log....

http://www.thebestlife.com/fitness_non.asp

Im sure most people could loose weight (fat and muscle) by following that eating

plan and topping it off with tons of cardio.  Eventually you have to do more and

more cardio to keep the fat off because you will have burned off so much muscle.

I know from experience. When I changed to BFL eating and working out, I gained

4lbs and lost 2 dress sizes.

________________________________

To: bodyforlifewomensclub2

Sent: Tuesday, December 9, 2008 12:45:50 PM

Subject: Re: The strangest things motivate me.

Those foods are fortified and I'm sure the exercise plan is sound. Bob

Greene didn't stay on top without producing results.

On Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 12:20 PM, DRAGONMAMMA <dragonmamma@ sonic.net> wrote:

> Just looked at the link. I see Cheerios, toast, creamsicle treats; where

>

> the heck are the veggies??? I'm almost afraid to look at the fitness plan.

>

> Naomi

> ******

>

>

> Deanna Metts wrote:

> >

> > Interesting to see Bob Greenes sample menu and compare it to BFL.....

> > http://www.thebestl ife.com/ms/ mvchallenge/ menu_plans. html

> > <http://www.thebestl ife.com/ms/ mvchallenge/ menu_plans. html>

> >

> >

> > ____________ _________ _________ __

> > From: Skwigg <skwigggmail (DOT) com <skwigg%40gmail. com> <mailto:

> skwigg%40gmail. com <skwigg%2540gmail. com>>>

> > To: bodyforlifewomenscl ub2yahoogroups (DOT) com<bodyforlifewomensc

lub2%40yahoogrou ps.com>

> > <mailto:bodyforlife womensclub2% 40yahoogroups. com<bodyforlifew omensclub2%

2540yahoogroups. com>

> >

>

> > Sent: Tuesday, December 9, 2008 10:51:18 AM

> > Subject: Re: The strangest things

> > motivate me.

> >

> > I'm on the edge of my seat wanting to know what's up with Oprah! I

> > shouldn't

> > be so riveted to her weight drama, but I've watched her struggle for

> > so long

> > that I feel like I know her. I'm really pulling for her to succeed and

> > find

> > peace with the food thing. It will be interesting to see what's up and

> > what

> > the plan is. I'm sure it will involve that little weasel Bob Greene ;-D I

> > know it's not right to blame Bob, but sometimes I feel like he's

> > failed her.

> >

> >

> >

> > On Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 9:54 AM, Liza <lizawd3yahoo (DOT) com> wrote:

> >

> > > Saw a commercial this morning where Oprah said she fell off the

> > wagon and

> > > said something like she was gonna put her " fat butt " on TV or

> > something like

> > > that....I knew I was gonna work out this morning but Oprah talking

> > about her

> > > weight this a.m. gave me a little oomph. Thanks Oprah! lol

> > >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Madonna too.  Sometimes she looks scary-ultra-lean and extreme but still in

great shape in some pics. lol

> Saw a commercial this morning where Oprah said she fell off the wagon

> and said something like she was gonna put her " fat butt " on TV or something

> like that....I knew I was gonna work out this morning but Oprah talking

> about her weight this a.m. gave me a little oomph. Thanks Oprah! lol

>

>

[Guest guest]

Ha! Oprah should hook up with Madonna and leave Bob Greene behind. Problem

is, Oprah can't afford to work out 6 hrs a day like Madonna does religiously

- she has a business to run and show to produce. Madonna can work out 6 hrs

a day for like forever, except when she's touring. She makes all her income

in royalties, not from having to work *each* day. So she's pretty much a

free agent with her schedule, unlike Oprah.

> Madonna too. Sometimes she looks scary-ultra-lean and extreme but still

> in great shape in some pics. lol

>

>

>

> > Saw a commercial this morning where Oprah said she fell off the wagon

> > and said something like she was gonna put her " fat butt " on TV or

> something

> > like that....I knew I was gonna work out this morning but Oprah talking

> > about her weight this a.m. gave me a little oomph. Thanks Oprah! lol

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I wonder if Oprah would ever do the gastric bypass thing or the lap band thing. 

As far as Madonna goes...even if I had 6 hours to kill, I don't think I would

spend it working out lol. 

>

> > Saw a commercial this morning where Oprah said she fell off the wagon

> > and said something like she was gonna put her " fat butt " on TV or

> something

> > like that....I knew I was gonna work out this morning but Oprah talking

> > about her weight this a.m. gave me a little oomph. Thanks Oprah! lol

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I don't know, I was never too smitten by Oprah and her weight loss. I know no

matter how rich she is, she still needs to exercise like the rest of us but

having a personal chef and a personal trainer must surely make things a lot

easier.

That's just my take on it.

I think Madonna has a body to die for - I have always admired what shape she was

in, even though I don't care too much about her music (well, some of her music).

Quite coincidentally, a friend emailed me this morning asking how exactly much

more I wanted to lose (my friends now think I am too skinny LOL) and she said

she read somewhere that Guy said being in bed with Madonna was like having a

piece of gristle in the bed with him..... funny thing is, he obviously did not

think she was a like a piece of gristle when they started dating or got

married. It must be part of the mud flinging that usually happens after a

divorce.

Alena

To: bodyforlifewomensclub2@...: lizawd3@...: Wed, 10

Dec 2008 07:00:24 -0800Subject: Re: The strangest

things motivate me.

I wonder if Oprah would ever do the gastric bypass thing or the lap band thing.

As far as Madonna goes...even if I had 6 hours to kill, I don't think I would

spend it working out lol. >> > Saw a commercial this morning where

Oprah said she fell off the wagon> > and said something like she was gonna put

her " fat butt " on TV or> something> > like that....I knew I was gonna work out

this morning but Oprah talking> > about her weight this a.m. gave me a little

oomph. Thanks Oprah! lol> >> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

removed]> >> >> >>> --> Sheila>> " If you want real results, they're not coming

for free. " --Jillian s>> [Non-text portions of this message have been

removed]>>

[Guest guest]

I agree! I think Madonna looks awsome! Especially for 50.

I downloaded her latest album.  I have a few of the songs on my cardio playlist.

Deanna

 

________________________________

To: bodyforlifewomensclub2

Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2008 10:03:05 AM

Subject: RE: The strangest things motivate me.

I don't know, I was never too smitten by Oprah and her weight loss. I know no

matter how rich she is, she still needs to exercise like the rest of us but

having a personal chef and a personal trainer must surely make things a lot

easier.

That's just my take on it.

I think Madonna has a body to die for - I have always admired what shape she was

in, even though I don't care too much about her music (well, some of her music).

Quite coincidentally, a friend emailed me this morning asking how exactly much

more I wanted to lose (my friends now think I am too skinny LOL) and she said

she read somewhere that Guy said being in bed with Madonna was like having a

piece of gristle in the bed with him..... funny thing is, he obviously did not

think she was a like a piece of gristle when they started dating or got married.

It must be part of the mud flinging that usually happens after a divorce.

Alena

To: bodyforlifewomenscl ub2yahoogroups (DOT) comFrom: lizawd3yahoo (DOT) comDate: Wed,

10 Dec 2008 07:00:24 -0800Subject: Re: The

strangest things motivate me.

I wonder if Oprah would ever do the gastric bypass thing or the lap band thing.

As far as Madonna goes...even if I had 6 hours to kill, I don't think I would

spend it working out lol. >> > Saw a commercial this morning where Oprah said

she fell off the wagon> > and said

something like she was gonna put her " fat butt " on TV or> something> > like

that....I knew I was gonna work out this morning but Oprah talking> > about her

weight this a.m. gave me a little oomph. Thanks Oprah! lol> >> > [Non-text

portions of this message have been removed]> >> >> >>> --> Sheila>> " If you want

real results, they're not coming for free. " --Jillian s>> [Non-text

portions of this message have been removed]>> [Non-text portions of this message

have been removed]>> >

[Guest guest]

I don't really like M's body and would not want it for myself. She looks

very hard/harsh and angular and her face/makeup is just scary. I was one of

her biggest fans when she broke onto the scene in 1980 with " Everybody " , so

I'm not a hater. I just don't think she's aged well (and she's only 6 years

older than me). She looks frightening. just my opinion of course, just

like the people who love her, but i much prefer someone like a heather

locklear or kathy smith. I think you can be muscular without looking

scary/freakish. I'll post a shot here if I can find it that was creepy.

On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 11:03 AM, Piper Boligee

wrote:

>

> I don't know, I was never too smitten by Oprah and her weight loss. I know

> no matter how rich she is, she still needs to exercise like the rest of us

> but having a personal chef and a personal trainer must surely make things a

> lot easier.

> That's just my take on it.

>

> I think Madonna has a body to die for - I have always admired what shape

> she was in, even though I don't care too much about her music (well, some of

> her music). Quite coincidentally, a friend emailed me this morning asking

> how exactly much more I wanted to lose (my friends now think I am too skinny

> LOL) and she said she read somewhere that Guy said being in bed with Madonna

> was like having a piece of gristle in the bed with him..... funny thing is,

> he obviously did not think she was a like a piece of gristle when they

> started dating or got married. It must be part of the mud flinging that

> usually happens after a divorce.

>

> Alena

>

> To:

bodyforlifewomensclub2@...<bodyforlifewomensclub2%40yahoogroups.\

comFrom>:

> lizawd3@... <lizawd3%40yahoo.comDate>: Wed, 10 Dec 2008 07:00:24

> -0800Subject: Re: The strangest things motivate

> me.

>

> I wonder if Oprah would ever do the gastric bypass thing or the lap band

> thing. As far as Madonna goes...even if I had 6 hours to kill, I don't think

> I would spend it working out lol. >>

> > Saw a commercial this morning where Oprah said she fell off the wagon> >

> and said something like she was gonna put her " fat butt " on TV or>

> something> > like that....I knew I was gonna work out this morning but Oprah

> talking> > about her weight this a.m. gave me a little oomph. Thanks Oprah!

> lol> >> >

[Guest guest]

I don't really like M's body and would not want it for myself. She looks

very hard/harsh and angular and her face/makeup is just scary. I was one of

her biggest fans when she broke onto the scene in 1980 with " Everybody " , so

I'm not a hater. I just don't think she's aged well (and she's only 6 years

older than me). She looks frightening. just my opinion of course, just

like the people who love her, but i much prefer someone like a heather

locklear or kathy smith. I think you can be muscular without looking

scary/freakish. I'll post a shot here if I can find it that was creepy.

On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 11:03 AM, Piper Boligee

wrote:

>

> I don't know, I was never too smitten by Oprah and her weight loss. I know

> no matter how rich she is, she still needs to exercise like the rest of us

> but having a personal chef and a personal trainer must surely make things a

> lot easier.

> That's just my take on it.

>

> I think Madonna has a body to die for - I have always admired what shape

> she was in, even though I don't care too much about her music (well, some of

> her music). Quite coincidentally, a friend emailed me this morning asking

> how exactly much more I wanted to lose (my friends now think I am too skinny

> LOL) and she said she read somewhere that Guy said being in bed with Madonna

> was like having a piece of gristle in the bed with him..... funny thing is,

> he obviously did not think she was a like a piece of gristle when they

> started dating or got married. It must be part of the mud flinging that

> usually happens after a divorce.

>

> Alena

>

> To:

bodyforlifewomensclub2@...<bodyforlifewomensclub2%40yahoogroups.\

comFrom>:

> lizawd3@... <lizawd3%40yahoo.comDate>: Wed, 10 Dec 2008 07:00:24

> -0800Subject: Re: The strangest things motivate

> me.

>

> I wonder if Oprah would ever do the gastric bypass thing or the lap band

> thing. As far as Madonna goes...even if I had 6 hours to kill, I don't think

> I would spend it working out lol. >>

> > Saw a commercial this morning where Oprah said she fell off the wagon> >

> and said something like she was gonna put her " fat butt " on TV or>

> something> > like that....I knew I was gonna work out this morning but Oprah

> talking> > about her weight this a.m. gave me a little oomph. Thanks Oprah!

> lol> >> >

[Guest guest]

 In my previous post I said Madonna looks awsome.....I meant her body.  Not her

face! I agree with Fran that her face does look pretty scary. 

[Guest guest]

I know what you mean - I don't like her face that much but I guess we cannot

change how we age .... although celebrities with their unlimited amounts of

money can definitely afford all sorts of things to alter the natural process.

As far as Madonna's body goes, that is just my personal preference. What I

actually have on my desktop at home is the picture of Dara that I stole

from 's blog (I think it was in a section called Olympic Abs). That's the

body I am dying to have (though I know it's just a dream) - but that is " my "

motivation and of course I don't expect anybody else to share it with me. I know

that for a lot of people that is too much of that " body-building " look, but

personally, I love it. :-)

Alena

To: bodyforlifewomensclub2@...: hrbabe@...: Wed, 10

Dec 2008 11:09:16 -0500Subject: Re: The strangest

things motivate me.

I don't really like M's body and would not want it for myself. She looksvery

hard/harsh and angular and her face/makeup is just scary. I was one ofher

biggest fans when she broke onto the scene in 1980 with " Everybody " , soI'm not a

hater. I just don't think she's aged well (and she's only 6 yearsolder than me).

She looks frightening. just my opinion of course, justlike the people who love

her, but i much prefer someone like a heatherlocklear or kathy smith. I think

you can be muscular without lookingscary/freakish. I'll post a shot here if I

can find it that was creepy.On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 11:03 AM, Piper

Boligeewrote:>> I don't know, I was never too smitten

by Oprah and her weight loss. I know> no matter how rich she is, she still needs

to exercise like the rest of us> but having a personal chef and a personal

trainer must surely make things a> lot easier.> That's just my take on it.>> I

think Madonna has a body to die for - I have always admired what shape> she was

in, even though I don't care too much about her music (well, some of> her

music). Quite coincidentally, a friend emailed me this morning asking> how

exactly much more I wanted to lose (my friends now think I am too skinny> LOL)

and she said she read somewhere that Guy said being in bed with Madonna> was

like having a piece of gristle in the bed with him..... funny thing is,> he

obviously did not think she was a like a piece of gristle when they> started

dating or got married. It must be part of the mud flinging that> usually happens

after a divorce.>> Alena>> To:

bodyforlifewomensclub2@...<bodyforlifewomensclub2%40yahoogroups.\

comFrom>:> lizawd3@... <lizawd3%40yahoo.comDate>: Wed, 10 Dec 2008

07:00:24> -0800Subject: Re: The strangest things

motivate> me.>> I wonder if Oprah would ever do the gastric bypass thing or the

lap band> thing. As far as Madonna goes...even if I had 6 hours to kill, I don't

think> I would spend it working out lol. >>> > Saw a commercial this morning where Oprah

said she fell off the wagon> >> and said something like she was gonna put her

" fat butt " on TV or>> something> > like that....I knew I was gonna work out this

morning but Oprah> talking> > about her weight this a.m. gave me a little oomph.

Thanks Oprah!> lol> >> >

[Guest guest]

Maybe it is just ultra-ultra low body fat. ANyone want to guess what hers

might really be? Look at the veins, and she's not lifting or doing

resistance right now. I love the outline of her quads in her legs, but

what's the rest of the leg on the right as you look at it doing?

And then there's this:

The arm on the left as you look at the photo - that just looks gaunt,

doesn't it? Maybe just me...... It could all be in the stylying too bc in

a photo with different hair/makeup she looks quite nice:

Gimme some Gwen Stefani any day!! lol

>

> In my previous post I said Madonna looks awsome.....I meant her body. Not

> her face! I agree with Fran that her face does look pretty scary.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Fran,

Can you please post the URL? I have no idea what picture you are talking about -

maybe I did not get all the emails (hotmail is famous for that).

thanks Alena

To: bodyforlifewomensclub2@...: hrbabe@...: Wed, 10

Dec 2008 11:25:36 -0500Subject: Re: The strangest

things motivate me.

Maybe it is just ultra-ultra low body fat. ANyone want to guess what hersmight

really be? Look at the veins, and she's not lifting or doingresistance right

now. I love the outline of her quads in her legs, butwhat's the rest of the leg

on the right as you look at it doing?And then there's this:The arm on the left

as you look at the photo - that just looks gaunt,doesn't it? Maybe just me......

It could all be in the stylying too bc ina photo with different hair/makeup she

looks quite nice:Gimme some Gwen Stefani any day!! lolOn Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at

11:15 AM, Deanna Metts wrote:>> In my previous post I

said Madonna looks awsome.....I meant her body. Not> her face! I agree with Fran

that her face does look pretty scary.>> [Non-text portions of this message have

been removed]>> >

[Guest guest]

The arm pic didn't post. I swear I can see fibrous muscle tissue here in

her shoulder. I think she's " harder " now that when they married - I do

think she would feel like sleeping with steel!

On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 11:16 AM, Piper Boligee

wrote:

>

> I know what you mean - I don't like her face that much but I guess we

> cannot change how we age .... although celebrities with their unlimited

> amounts of money can definitely afford all sorts of things to alter the

> natural process.

>

> As far as Madonna's body goes, that is just my personal preference. What I

> actually have on my desktop at home is the picture of Dara that I

> stole from 's blog (I think it was in a section called Olympic Abs).

> That's the body I am dying to have (though I know it's just a dream) - but

> that is " my " motivation and of course I don't expect anybody else to share

> it with me. I know that for a lot of people that is too much of that

> " body-building " look, but personally, I love it. :-)

>

> Alena

>

> To:

bodyforlifewomensclub2@...<bodyforlifewomensclub2%40yahoogroups.\

comFrom>:

> hrbabe@... <hrbabe%40gmail.comDate>: Wed, 10 Dec 2008 11:09:16

> -0500Subject: Re: The strangest things motivate

> me.

>

> I don't really like M's body and would not want it for myself. She

> looksvery hard/harsh and angular and her face/makeup is just scary. I was

> one ofher biggest fans when she broke onto the scene in 1980 with

> " Everybody " , soI'm not a hater. I just don't think she's aged well (and

> she's only 6 yearsolder than me). She looks frightening. just my opinion of

> course, justlike the people who love her, but i much prefer someone like a

> heatherlocklear or kathy smith. I think you can be muscular without

> lookingscary/freakish. I'll post a shot here if I can find it that was

> creepy.On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 11:03 AM, Piper Boligee<

> boligee_piper@... <boligee_piper%40hotmail.com>>wrote:>> I don't

> know, I was never too smitten by Oprah and her weight loss. I know> no

> matter how rich she is, she still needs to exercise like the rest of us> but

> having a personal chef and a personal trainer must surely make things a> lot

> easier.> That's just my take on it.>> I think Madonna has a body to die for

> - I have always admired what shape> she was in, even though I don't care too

> much about her music (well, some of> her music). Quite coincidentally, a

> friend emailed me this morning asking> how exactly much more I wanted to

> lose (my friends now think I am too skinny> LOL) and she said she read

> somewhere that Guy said being in bed with Madonna> was like having a piece

> of gristle in the bed with him..... funny thing is,> he obviously did not

> think she was a like a piece of gristle when they> started dating or got

> married. It must be part of the mud flinging that> usually happens after a

> divorce.>> Alena>> To:

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comFrom><bodyforlifewomensclub2%40yahoogroups.comFrom>:>

> lizawd3@... <lizawd3%40yahoo.comDate> <lizawd3%40yahoo.comDate>:

> Wed, 10 Dec 2008 07:00:24> -0800Subject: Re:

> The strangest things motivate> me.>> I wonder if Oprah would ever do the

> gastric bypass thing or the lap band> thing. As far as Madonna goes...even

> if I had 6 hours to kill, I don't think> I would spend it working out lol.

> >>> > Saw a commercial this morning where Oprah said she fell off the

> wagon> >> and said something like she was gonna put her " fat butt " on TV

> or>> something> > like that....I knew I was gonna work out this morning but

> Oprah> talking> > about her weight this a.m. gave me a little oomph. Thanks

> Oprah!> lol> >> >

[Guest guest]

Sure Piper, you might have to hit " show quoted text " . I know i have to do

that in gmail.

> The arm pic didn't post. I swear I can see fibrous muscle tissue here in

> her shoulder. I think she's " harder " now that when they married - I do

> think she would feel like sleeping with steel!

>

>

>

> On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 11:16 AM, Piper Boligee <boligee_piper@...

> > wrote:

>

>>

>> I know what you mean - I don't like her face that much but I guess we

>> cannot change how we age .... although celebrities with their unlimited

>> amounts of money can definitely afford all sorts of things to alter the

>> natural process.

>>

>> As far as Madonna's body goes, that is just my personal preference. What I

>> actually have on my desktop at home is the picture of Dara that I

>> stole from 's blog (I think it was in a section called Olympic Abs).

>> That's the body I am dying to have (though I know it's just a dream) - but

>> that is " my " motivation and of course I don't expect anybody else to share

>> it with me. I know that for a lot of people that is too much of that

>> " body-building " look, but personally, I love it. :-)

>>

>> Alena

>>

>> To:

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comFrom>:

>> hrbabe@... <hrbabe%40gmail.comDate>: Wed, 10 Dec 2008 11:09:16

>> -0500Subject: Re: The strangest things motivate

>> me.

>>

>> I don't really like M's body and would not want it for myself. She

>> looksvery hard/harsh and angular and her face/makeup is just scary. I was

>> one ofher biggest fans when she broke onto the scene in 1980 with

>> " Everybody " , soI'm not a hater. I just don't think she's aged well (and

>> she's only 6 yearsolder than me). She looks frightening. just my opinion of

>> course, justlike the people who love her, but i much prefer someone like a

>> heatherlocklear or kathy smith. I think you can be muscular without

>> lookingscary/freakish. I'll post a shot here if I can find it that was

>> creepy.On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 11:03 AM, Piper Boligee<

>> boligee_piper@... <boligee_piper%40hotmail.com>>wrote:>> I don't

>> know, I was never too smitten by Oprah and her weight loss. I know> no

>> matter how rich she is, she still needs to exercise like the rest of us> but

>> having a personal chef and a personal trainer must surely make things a> lot

>> easier.> That's just my take on it.>> I think Madonna has a body to die for

>> - I have always admired what shape> she was in, even though I don't care too

>> much about her music (well, some of> her music). Quite coincidentally, a

>> friend emailed me this morning asking> how exactly much more I wanted to

>> lose (my friends now think I am too skinny> LOL) and she said she read

>> somewhere that Guy said being in bed with Madonna> was like having a piece

>> of gristle in the bed with him..... funny thing is,> he obviously did not

>> think she was a like a piece of gristle when they> started dating or got

>> married. It must be part of the mud flinging that> usually happens after a

>> divorce.>> Alena>> To:

bodyforlifewomensclub2@...<bodyforlifewomensclub2%40yahoogroups.\

comFrom><bodyforlifewomensclub2%40yahoogroups.comFrom>:>

>> lizawd3@... <lizawd3%40yahoo.comDate><lizawd3%40yahoo.comDate>:

Wed, 10 Dec 2008 07:00:24> -0800Subject: Re:

>> The strangest things motivate> me.>> I wonder

>> if Oprah would ever do the gastric bypass thing or the lap band> thing. As

>> far as Madonna goes...even if I had 6 hours to kill, I don't think> I would

>> spend it working out lol. >>> > Saw a commercial this morning where Oprah said she fell off the

>> wagon> >> and said something like she was gonna put her " fat butt " on TV

>> or>> something> > like that....I knew I was gonna work out this morning but

>> Oprah> talking> > about her weight this a.m. gave me a little oomph. Thanks

>> Oprah!> lol> >> >

[Guest guest]

http://madonnalicious.typepad.com/

> Sure Piper, you might have to hit " show quoted text " . I know i have to do

> that in gmail.

>

>

>

>

>> The arm pic didn't post. I swear I can see fibrous muscle tissue here in

>> her shoulder. I think she's " harder " now that when they married - I do

>> think she would feel like sleeping with steel!

>>

>>

>>

>> On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 11:16 AM, Piper Boligee <

>> boligee_piper@...> wrote:

>>

>>>

>>> I know what you mean - I don't like her face that much but I guess we

>>> cannot change how we age .... although celebrities with their unlimited

>>> amounts of money can definitely afford all sorts of things to alter the

>>> natural process.

>>>

>>> As far as Madonna's body goes, that is just my personal preference. What

>>> I actually have on my desktop at home is the picture of Dara that I

>>> stole from 's blog (I think it was in a section called Olympic Abs).

>>> That's the body I am dying to have (though I know it's just a dream) - but

>>> that is " my " motivation and of course I don't expect anybody else to share

>>> it with me. I know that for a lot of people that is too much of that

>>> " body-building " look, but personally, I love it. :-)

>>>

>>> Alena

>>>

>>> To:

bodyforlifewomensclub2@...<bodyforlifewomensclub2%40yahoogroups.\

comFrom>:

>>> hrbabe@... <hrbabe%40gmail.comDate>: Wed, 10 Dec 2008 11:09:16

>>> -0500Subject: Re: The strangest things motivate

>>> me.

>>>

>>> I don't really like M's body and would not want it for myself. She

>>> looksvery hard/harsh and angular and her face/makeup is just scary. I was

>>> one ofher biggest fans when she broke onto the scene in 1980 with

>>> " Everybody " , soI'm not a hater. I just don't think she's aged well (and

>>> she's only 6 yearsolder than me). She looks frightening. just my opinion of

>>> course, justlike the people who love her, but i much prefer someone like a

>>> heatherlocklear or kathy smith. I think you can be muscular without

>>> lookingscary/freakish. I'll post a shot here if I can find it that was

>>> creepy.On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 11:03 AM, Piper Boligee<

>>> boligee_piper@... <boligee_piper%40hotmail.com>>wrote:>> I don't

>>> know, I was never too smitten by Oprah and her weight loss. I know> no

>>> matter how rich she is, she still needs to exercise like the rest of us> but

>>> having a personal chef and a personal trainer must surely make things a> lot

>>> easier.> That's just my take on it.>> I think Madonna has a body to die for

>>> - I have always admired what shape> she was in, even though I don't care too

>>> much about her music (well, some of> her music). Quite coincidentally, a

>>> friend emailed me this morning asking> how exactly much more I wanted to

>>> lose (my friends now think I am too skinny> LOL) and she said she read

>>> somewhere that Guy said being in bed with Madonna> was like having a piece

>>> of gristle in the bed with him..... funny thing is,> he obviously did not

>>> think she was a like a piece of gristle when they> started dating or got

>>> married. It must be part of the mud flinging that> usually happens after a

>>> divorce.>> Alena>> To:

bodyforlifewomensclub2@...<bodyforlifewomensclub2%40yahoogroups.\

comFrom><bodyforlifewomensclub2%40yahoogroups.comFrom>:>

>>> lizawd3@... <lizawd3%40yahoo.comDate><lizawd3%40yahoo.comDate>:

Wed, 10 Dec 2008 07:00:24> -0800Subject: Re:

>>> The strangest things motivate> me.>> I wonder

>>> if Oprah would ever do the gastric bypass thing or the lap band> thing. As

>>> far as Madonna goes...even if I had 6 hours to kill, I don't think> I would

>>> spend it working out lol. >>> > Saw a commercial this morning where Oprah said she fell off the

>>> wagon> >> and said something like she was gonna put her " fat butt " on TV

>>> or>> something> > like that....I knew I was gonna work out this morning but

>>> Oprah> talking> > about her weight this a.m. gave me a little oomph. Thanks

>>> Oprah!> lol> >> >