No, Raye, you do not look younger That is more make up.

This is one of those posts Rayelan should have better judgment than to put up. Really.

2012 was a year, I remember it well, when Rayelan had her cosmetics spread all over the dining room table, which became, effectively, her dressing table after I had hauled furniture and cleaned her cattywompus shelving and clothes racks out so we could have a dining room where it would be possible to sit down and eat a meal and engage in civilized discourse. 

Civilized discourse, which I was raised to expect around the dining room table, consists of dialog between people on a variety of subjects.  These can range from articles from journals on science and medicine, politics, philosophy, technology, cultural events and  performances,  advances in social justice and much more.  Sharing news about  schooling and friends is also welcome.  

I learned in that dining room you cannot have civilized discourse with Rayelan. You just listen to her continuous monologues about how wonderful she is and the amazing things she did, and does, how hot she is, how many men wanted her and this sort of blather played over and over again like a tape recorder that skips. It was these sessions which caused me to start making notes of the seemingly endless stream of stories told nearly verbatim. 

It was in the dining room where she put up memorial walls to each of three husbands, excluding her first.  She was the shining light in the world for each of them.  

These stories were all, clearly fabrications. I could tell this because they accorded to her levels of expertise which she demonstrated daily she did not possess. Like the stories she could drive in all weather and was a trained expert behind the wheel. That is why the Snow Experience of a few months ago sent me into stitches.

And you can put on a lot of make up but the fact is Rayelan looks her age. She is 66. She looks 66 and should stop trying to sell things, likely a Multi-Level Marketing scheme, which her pictures illustrate do not work. 

This may actually be an 'after' photo.  Raye can't tell the truth to save her life.

             86 says this one is the best Before  Photo - Creepy the way the eyes are not even.

Raye, with less make up

 

Raye, in different light, watch this

 

Don't believe it.  I was there.  She put on makeup with a trowel.  It was an amazing production.

 

Notice Turtle Neck Top which hides fat.  It took her hours to put the make up on.  It was expensive make up.

 

It is a waste of time spending this much time on your appearance when there are better things to do for freedom.

The photos Raye provides are good advertising for make up - if you intend to stay only in rooms with the correct lighting, which was true for the After pictures provided.   You woule not believe how many photos she took to get the ones she used.  Raye always thought she looked hot, no matter what the reality was. 

To continually try to tell people you look younger than you really do lacks dignity and makes you look out of touch with reality.  If someone says you are looking well you thank them and do not point to parts of your body to show how well preserved they are.

Also, this photo was taken a year later and you can tell that in full light, even with cosmetics, Rayelan looks her age. Ask for a realistic photo of her before you consider buying. 

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