Yes. On average our metabolisms slow as we grow older, so it becomes more difficult for the body to maintain the same approximate weight even if your eating and exercise habits don't change. There's also a "shift" in the body's composition--muscle mass decreases and fat mass increases. Fat mass doesn't metabolize the way muscle mass does, so most of us get fatter as we grow older as well. If it's becoming a problem, the best things you can do are to start eating healthier foods (i.e., stay away from "junk" food) and get more exercise like taking a walk around the neighborhood after dinner every night.
I think the key was that they cast four young men who had the skills to make people believe they were The Monkees, and the four of them had a sort of oddball chemistry that worked perfectly for such a manic television show.
That's a matter of order, not of choice.
That's a matter of order, not of choice.
True. On the other hand, sometimes you can discover something wonderful by combining two things that don't "traditionally" go together.
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