Que Sera Sera
Q is for
Que Sera, Sera sang by Doris Day. This sooo veers off the book theme—or does it?
DORIS DAY,
Her Own Story, by A.E. Hotchner (and Doris Day)
I had to get this book in
and I was past the d’s and well...you know.
First Line: After twenty-seven years of band singing,
radio, nightclub appearances, recording, movie and television acting, my public
image is unshakably that of America’s wholesome virgin, the girl next door
carefree and brimming with happiness.
She goes on to to say that
just like her roles are make believe, that idea of her is also make believe (paraphrased).
End (Last Few) Lines: When thoughts are positive and loving, a
person’s entire face relaxes. Down lines go up. Worry lines ease out. The body
lifts in spirit; the soul is uplifted. It’s the greatest cosmetic of all, and
it doesn’t cost a cent.
Doris Day is 91 this year (I think). She
had an interesting career and life. I like (and own MANY of) her movies. I regret that I have never met her.
Comments
When I lived in California, I met Doris Day's stand in or stunt double or whatever they needed her for. She looked very much like Doris Day and enough to turn heads when we'd eat out. Fascinating woman with tons of Doris Day stories--so I knew Ms Day wasn't what her girl next door looks made you think, lol! But I did love her movies. She made me laugh.
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