Bob-
    I am on your list as well (even tho it is an uncomfortable topic for me)
and it reminded me of something mom use to say. I have a client on Bourbon
Street who is a New Orleans icon and she has had more surgery than anyone in
history and it shows. Mom use to say that "one of these it's all gonna come
falling down, but that's ok she can just take it all back up to the top and
tie it in a nice bow". Use to crack me up everytime no matter how many times
I heard her say it.

Paz


on 2/23/01 9:21 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> You can put me in the list of those who don't think Joni has had surgery.
> Having been in her company, I am positive that her aura and radiance give the
> illusion of a younger person as opposed to something artificial. I feel that
> Joni values her years, and admires people like Georgia O'Keefe that have the
> signs of truth & beauty about them.
> 
> I wanna share her comments..this was very much synchronicity as I was just
> burning this CD for Gary Zack this morning. It was from KSCA Radio, the day
> that TI came out in 1994. As an intro to Facelift, she had the following
> conversation:
> 
> Joni: "I'll play you a brand new song. This is a song called "Facelift"
> (tuning guitar)...actually the full title of it is, um, "Happiness Is the
> BEST Facelift"...I played, just for the fun of it, at Milton Berle's 86th
> birthday not that long ago, and it was really great because it was a roundup
> of all the old comics, Steve Allen, I mean ALL of the old comics, old &
> young, ya know, and um, I looked out at that audience, in Hollywood here, ya
> know, if you hit middle age it's pretty much time to go for the old 'nip &
> tuck', but, these were like (laughing)...Robbie's stroking his beard because
> it's kind of a private joke on that one, but I mean I saw faces there that
> had been lifted one too many times, y'know what I mean, it's like,
> (uncontrollable laughter)...but this doesn't really have much to do with
> that, um...Have you ever seen it when, with the tattooed eyebrows, where the
> eyebrows are like, long gone, they've gone up into the scalp
> somewhere...(Joni now laughing hysterically), and the navel is appearing in
> the chin...."(begins to play Facelift)
> 
> A transcription can't do this mini-monologue justice, Joni's routine had me
> laughing out loud the first time I heard it.
> 
> Anyway, given her making fun of the Hollywood facelift types, unless I hear
> it from Joni herself, I would say she has not had one.
> 
> Bob
> 
> NP: Joni, Facelift from KSCA 1994 Interview

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