<p>Look at Goldie’s hands–they give away her age. That being said–she looks better than 99.9% of most women her age–even many who are younger.</p>
<p>I loved Amal’s wedding dress and the big white hat with the white pants suit (agree the pants were too long). Didn’t care for the other dresses in the pix. </p>
<p>Well, George already did something wonderful for her - good:</p>
<p>"The effect Clooney, 53, had on Alamuddin was evident: She quit smoking (“cold turkey!”), and uncharacteristically, Kim joked, “ever since she met George, she has been on time.” "</p>
<p>Oh, I don’t know. I’m not a big George follower, couldn’t even tell you the names of his girlfriends, nor was interested in them…let alone start a conversation about them. This girl is quite interesting on her own and it probably wouldn’t have mattered if she married any other celebrity.</p>
<p>’ And the age difference starts to matter less the older you both get’ I think this is true. But at a later age like the 80s for her the age difference starts to wear on the average person who is now faced with disabilities, less vigor, and greater chances for dementia in the older of the two. I give him credit for choosing her. </p>
<p>Yes…very true, that. My MIL married her 2nd husband when she was 29 and he was 46. 30 years later before he dies, she was basically his nurse for years. He was old and she was still vibrant in her 50’s before his decline. Look at Catherine Zeta Jones and Mike Douglas. He looks so old now compared to her and they have just been married 15 years. Ok…meow…hiss hiss…</p>
<p>When you have a lot of financial resources, caregiving is less difficult than for folks who are more financially strapped. Lots of times, marriages don’t last all that long anyway, so folks don’t stick together “till death do they part.”</p>