I much not to try and 'get a tan'. I never did get very dark even when I
was young and foolish about trying for that elusive 'perfect' tan. I only
turned golden after an all too painful bright red.
Fortunately, I came to my senses about the harmful effects too much sun can
have on my skin type (fair haired - fair skinned) at a fairly
reasonable/young age (ok, so it wasn't until I was 23 - still that's fairly
yoiung). Must've been that waitress my sister and I saw when we were
younger....her skin, while sporting this deep tan, looked like badly cured
leather - all wrinkled...and I don't think she was all that old. Now, even
though 40 is only two years away, I still get mistaken for being in my mid
to late 20's. :oD
The Other Judith :o)
pale and more than happy to stay that way - cuts down on white make-up for
the 'goth' look ;o)
Philip Arnold - ASP put into words:
>Other Judith,
>
>There is another solution - do what I do - avoid the beach at all costs...
>
>I have 3 colors... I start of blue, it takes me a week to go white, then I
>turn a lovely shade of Lobster!
>
>I learnt years ago not to go into the sun for too long, and it's worked so
>far...
>
>Whenever anyone asks "You went on holiday, so where is your tan?" my reply
>tends along the lines of "I wasn't so boring as to spend my time sitting
>around on a beach... I went and DID THINGS"... tends to put people off
>asking again <g>
Judith Taylor
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Freelance ColdFusion Developer - Athens, OH
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