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- I remember that when I was twenty-four my mother telephoned to wish me happy birthday and said: «Oh, by the way, from twenty-four onwards it’s downhill all the way. So you would do well to start taking precautions now. You can say goodbye to your youth.» I dont’ know why she had chosen twenty-four, but I have remembered it all my life. I remember exactly which room I was in when she called me.

- And you really started taking care of your skin after that?
- Yes, but I have to admit that I never gave her the credit for it. She didn’t have the same criteria as I did, I suppose. She always said things that applied to her, such as: «No short-sleeved dress after the age of forty, one’s elbow look too old.» I never in my life saw my mother in a short-sleeved dress.

- Did your mother ever go on diets?
- No, she never ate.

(conversazione tra Ingrid Sischy e Karl Lagerfeld, in Karl Lagerfeld Diet)

Comments so far:

  1. by Marco on giugno 12th, 2010 at 19:08

    Scusa Frandileo,

    ma perche’ hai sbarrato il friendcoso? E’ molto meglio del blog della Soncini e ora non posso piu’ leggerlo.

    Marco

  2. by Marco on giugno 12th, 2010 at 23:56

    Grazie

  3. by Rox on giugno 14th, 2010 at 00:18

    “one’s elbowS look too old.”-plural. A taste of your own medicine, Miss Grammar Gloom, from a fellow Punctuation Panzer:-)

  4. by ble on giugno 14th, 2010 at 14:42

    … e poi c’è questo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWzrPqITDCU&feature=player_embedded#!

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