In 1960, older Margaret's on the light end of the seesaw at age 6.
FOR THE FIRST TIME in our lives we’re on a diet together, Marion and I, even though she’s spent years accusing me (the one on the lighter end of the weight seesaw, tee hee) of shipping body parts to her, and begged me to come take them back. So why is one diet working for both of us? Maybe it’s because we went on a diet for the right reasons. Read about the best eating plan ever.
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