In the early 80s, Ronnie McDowell had a number 1 country hit called “Older Women“.  The chorus of the song sounds romantic and is a nice ego boost for us older women.

Not bad for a man who's "on in years." Hah!

Older women, are beautiful lovers
Older women, they understand
I’ve been around some, and I have discovered
That older women know just how to please a man.

Ah, such a nice sentiment.  As we get older, men will still find us attractive because of the experience we have.  We have been around the block a time or two.  We can handle ourselves.  There is an understanding, a wisdom, that is part of being an older woman that men can see and appreciate.

I did a quick Internet search for Ronnie McDowell.  He’s not from Houston.  Heck, he’s not even from Texas.  He is actually from Portland…Tennessee.  No, I haven’t heard of Portland, Tennessee either, but at least he is a good ol’ Southern boy.  I love the Southern men and their easy-going, friendly manner.  And he sings the song in a heart-felt manner.  Almost makes me think that he believes what he sings.

But the first line of the song tells a pretty accurate story too.

Everybody seems to love those younger women
From eighteen on up to twenty-five

And why do they love those younger women?  Because of how they look!  That really old gazillionaire didn’t go after Anna Nicole Smith because of her ability to hold a conversation.

So what are we to do?  I agree with Ronnie.  I am more experienced and more understanding.  I have grown up and am more of the things I want to be than I was years ago, and that is very important to me.  So why do I have to give up being beautiful too?

I needed a little push over the top.  I needed some help with my trouble spots, the areas on my experienced body that just did not respond to exercise.  You know the experience I am talking about – having children, getting a little older, living life.

For me, SmartLipo was the key.  It’s so much better than regular liposuction and it was Dr. David Carpenter, the skillful doctor at Lipo and Laser, who gave me the key to finish unlocking the door to my beauty.

Make no mistake, I started opening the door through hard work and dedication to my fitness, but Dr. Carpenter was the Southern gentleman who held the door open as I walked through.  Houston, Texas has such nice gentlemen, doesn’t it?

By the way, I looked at Ronnie’s website.  There is a Bio picture of him looking sultry in his shades holding his guitar.  You’re looking pretty darn good for a guy who has hit 60, Ronnie.  Did you have some SmartLipo done on your last tour trip through Houston?  I wouldn’t blame you if you did.  For as smart and as wise as I am sure you are, it still feels great to look so good, doesn’t it?

Until next time,

Dee