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06-26-2006, 10:04 PM
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Can people from outside the US see the show? They do highlights online.
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From my understanding after the show is over you can see some of it on their web site. I am not sure if her interview will be on there, but I think they will post at least some of it.
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06-27-2006, 12:24 AM
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Eugene has one of the most peaceful stares (the way she looks at the camera) I've ever seen in a royal except Charlotte of Monaco (a royal offsping). Very calm and controlled. Quite a contrast with her vivacious mom standing next to her. I think, like in the TV series Absolutely Fabulous, the roles are reversed and it's the mature beyond their years daugthers the ones taking control of a wild party hoping mom.
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06-27-2006, 07:36 AM
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...like in the TV series Absolutely Fabulous, the roles are reversed ...taking control of a wild party hopping mom.
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"Wild party hopping mum"? Toledo, you're posting in tabloid-speak.
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06-27-2006, 01:13 PM
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"Wild party hopping mum"? Toledo, you're posting in tabloid-speak. 
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Quite appropriate when talking about la Duchesse.
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06-27-2006, 02:20 PM
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From my understanding after the show is over you can see some of it on their web site. I am not sure if her interview will be on there, but I think they will post at least some of it.
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Yes it is available at NBC.com, located under "Today Show Video" and then in the category of "Health and Living" (!) Perhaps someone can post the actual link - thanks.
Sarah said she is "not dating anyone" at the moment. She discussed her children's book, "Little Red's Summer Adventure."
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06-27-2006, 02:52 PM
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Toldedo, I love Ab Fab, though I don't think the DOY is anywhere near as fun as Patsy & Edina.
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06-27-2006, 07:58 PM
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Sarah Ferguson attends signing book in New York
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06-27-2006, 08:06 PM
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thanks for the link madalx2...it worked for me. it was a nice interview and she's very well spoken.
sarah has had some sort of cosmetic work done to her face...i think it's botox...her face is very stiff and not natural looking.
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06-27-2006, 09:45 PM
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Eugene has one of the most peaceful stares (the way she looks at the camera) I've ever seen in a royal except Charlotte of Monaco (a royal offsping). Very calm and controlled. Quite a contrast with her vivacious mom standing next to her. I think, like in the TV series Absolutely Fabulous, the roles are reversed and it's the mature beyond their years daugthers the ones taking control of a wild party hoping mom.
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So true! Eugenie's remarkable 'gaze' also caught my attention. It seems to convey this rare combination of genuine kindness and wisdom, somehow. It's trusting yet alert. Come to think of it, doesn't it remind us of a young lady Di? She also had this way of looking the camera directly 'in the eye', and conveying the sense you were staring back at a 'peer' somehow. I'm struggling to explain it, but whatever it is, it's quite something else in my opinion. Perhaps it's what you are alluding to: a girl who's seen a fair bit due to living with parents who were 'growing up with the kids', as they say.
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06-27-2006, 10:53 PM
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06-28-2006, 03:36 AM
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06-28-2006, 10:01 AM
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These are very nice pics of Sarah, Iceflower. Probably some of the more flattering I've seen in a long time. Thank you.
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06-28-2006, 11:22 AM
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More images of SARAH FERGUSON ET JONELLE PROCOPE, RESPONSABLE DE L'APOLLO THEATER, ATTENDENT LE CONCERT D'ARETHA FRANKLIN DANS CETTE SALLE NEW YORKAISE
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06-28-2006, 03:16 PM
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sarah has had some sort of cosmetic work done to her face...i think it's botox...her face is very stiff and not natural looking.[/quote]
I think so too.
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06-28-2006, 09:07 PM
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So true! Eugenie's remarkable 'gaze' also caught my attention. It seems to convey this rare combination of genuine kindness and wisdom, somehow. It's trusting yet alert. Come to think of it, doesn't it remind us of a young lady Di? She also had this way of looking the camera directly 'in the eye', and conveying the sense you were staring back at a 'peer' somehow. I'm struggling to explain it, but whatever it is, it's quite something else in my opinion. Perhaps it's what you are alluding to: a girl who's seen a fair bit due to living with parents who were 'growing up with the kids', as they say.
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with regards to eugenie's gaze...it's funny how people see things differently. i've always been interested in this kind of thing. with all due respect to people's opinions - i find totally the opposite to what you were both saying. to me, it looks like a girl who would rather be doing absolutely anything else than having her picture taken. she looks sad and as though her mind is on something else.
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I agree with you, Eugenie looks beautiful, but bored. I hope she has been able to spend time with other young ladies on this trip.
When I was watching the TODAY show interview I was distracted by Sarah's eyebrows. They are way too dark and create a severe look. And I'm afraid she wasn't as animated as usual. I don't know if it was her mood, fatigue, the humidity (it was really hot in NY yesterday), or the possible "work" that has been done on her face. Hopefully whatever she's done, it will be the last procedure. As she said in the interview, her daughters will tell her (something like) 'you can't go out looking like that' but I think she meant outfits...I hope they encourage her to age gracefully.
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So true! Eugenie's remarkable 'gaze' also caught my attention. It seems to convey this rare combination of genuine kindness and wisdom, somehow. It's trusting yet alert. Come to think of it, doesn't it remind us of a young lady Di? She also had this way of looking the camera directly 'in the eye', and conveying the sense you were staring back at a 'peer' somehow. I'm struggling to explain it, but whatever it is, it's quite something else in my opinion. Perhaps it's what you are alluding to: a girl who's seen a fair bit due to living with parents who were 'growing up with the kids', as they say.
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On the post below, number 33 picture four, she does exactly that. She looks straight at the camera with a piercing stare that is amazing, like she is actually looking at us from the monitor. Reminds me of the painting the Monalisa and how the eyes are placed in a way that they follow you regardless of where you move. I hope she also gets her turn into an official Royal Painting, that would be interesting to see if the painter captures that fascinating stare of hers.
I also did not know she is wearing braces so that could explain her discomfort showing a smile. I saw in another thread she standing next to her dad and smiling and she uses the metallic ones. That I don't understand because the teens around here use a new version of semi transparent braces that don't show in pictures.
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Well, she is a tabloid cover darling after all. In the pictures above she seems to be quite over the top, too much coffee? Don't get me wrong, I like her because she is entertaining but she has that it that I just can't take her seriously. That's why I compare her to Ab Fab's Edwina. And you know who would be a good Patsy to her Edwina, think of Princess Gunilla von Bismark!
:p Note of caution when you click on that picture of La Bismarck, don't do it if you are drinking water or you will spit it out all over the the monitor!
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06-28-2006, 11:26 PM
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sarah look so good, so happy! i glad for her, eugenie look like her mother, is a really young royal beauty.
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