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Woohoo!!!! You can come and move mine around a bit, for the fun of it !!! (I have a piano too, for extra fun
You must be feeling pretty darned fantastic right about now!2 -
Good job girls on bending and moving furniture…
Laurie, I suppose you play the piano, too?….I took lessons but never did learn to play….but I did play the flute for 10 years and I was in marching and concert band!….1 -
Awesomeness! Alexandria I've got TWO gigs for you now if you ever want any!!!
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conniewilkins56 wrote: »Good job girls on bending and moving furniture…
Laurie, I suppose you play the piano, too?….I took lessons but never did learn to play….but I did play the flute for 10 years and I was in marching and concert band!….
I "want" to play the piano. I generally just move it around and dust it. Think of painting it every now and then. Perhaps when life slows down I will learn to play. (
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Today I was tracking my food and I realized that I've been eating about 500 calories per meal, for some time now and I really am satisfied. To me, this is a victory because in the past, I could easily eat that many calories, or more, per item, in a meal.6
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Amazing realization @Goodgollygee.2
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My NSV I put a ring on that was the size of my engagement ring today and now could wear my engagement ring again. Its been 15 years since it fit.5
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Thanks Pamelaroman. Oh that is wonderful!!! That must feel sooo good!!4
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My fabfitfun box came yesterday and with it, the 'extras' I had ordered (which I dont normally do). One of them was a light jacket (like a windbreaker type) which was available in 2 sizes a L/XL and a S/M. I knew without a doubt the L/XL would fit. The S/M was a lot bigger gamble. I can *usually* wear a medium, but the only time I can wear a small is if its vanity sized and not a small at all. So I hold off on it while I debate and by the time I go back a day or so later (having decided to err on the side of caution and get the larger size) it was, of course, sold out, and they only have the smaller size. I really do want it and decide that it will eventually fit (probably) or it will make a nice gift for someone (eventually) so go ahead and get it.
not only does it fit... there's room to spare all zipped up! Now, it IS a jacket, so its cut a bit looser than you know, a shirt would be, but even with a sweatshirt on under it, it will STILL fit properly!
So.. There's my bit of happy for the day. I will take it where I can get it. LOL3 -
callsitlikeiseeit wrote: »My fabfitfun box came yesterday and with it, the 'extras' I had ordered (which I dont normally do). One of them was a light jacket (like a windbreaker type) which was available in 2 sizes a L/XL and a S/M. I knew without a doubt the L/XL would fit. The S/M was a lot bigger gamble. I can *usually* wear a medium, but the only time I can wear a small is if its vanity sized and not a small at all. So I hold off on it while I debate and by the time I go back a day or so later (having decided to err on the side of caution and get the larger size) it was, of course, sold out, and they only have the smaller size. I really do want it and decide that it will eventually fit (probably) or it will make a nice gift for someone (eventually) so go ahead and get it.
not only does it fit... there's room to spare all zipped up! Now, it IS a jacket, so its cut a bit looser than you know, a shirt would be, but even with a sweatshirt on under it, it will STILL fit properly!
So.. There's my bit of happy for the day. I will take it where I can get it. LOLcallsitlikeiseeit wrote: »My fabfitfun box came yesterday and with it, the 'extras' I had ordered (which I dont normally do). One of them was a light jacket (like a windbreaker type) which was available in 2 sizes a L/XL and a S/M. I knew without a doubt the L/XL would fit. The S/M was a lot bigger gamble. I can *usually* wear a medium, but the only time I can wear a small is if its vanity sized and not a small at all. So I hold off on it while I debate and by the time I go back a day or so later (having decided to err on the side of caution and get the larger size) it was, of course, sold out, and they only have the smaller size. I really do want it and decide that it will eventually fit (probably) or it will make a nice gift for someone (eventually) so go ahead and get it.
not only does it fit... there's room to spare all zipped up! Now, it IS a jacket, so its cut a bit looser than you know, a shirt would be, but even with a sweatshirt on under it, it will STILL fit properly!
So.. There's my bit of happy for the day. I will take it where I can get it. LOL
Yay, that's an awesome NSV! It's such a nice feeling when you expect to have to buy a larger size and end up with the smaller size. So pleased for you!5 -
My daughter cleaned out a closet and put a bunch of clothes from years ago when she was in college in a box….when she went to work I dug through the box and found a REAL leather jacket ( I had bought for her! ) and 2 pair of designer jeans….well, I tried them on and they almost fit, just a little snug….I took them and put them in MY closet lol….4
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What a find, Connie! Congrats!!3
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I don't know whether it's because I'm managing good med compliance or the weight loss or what, but so far despite everything every night the kitchen is cleaned up. If I can manage this about another week or two, I'll be able to use my autism for good; once something is a certain way for a while, my brain will decide that That Is The Right Way To Be, and I will be uncomfortable and anxious until I put it back right.
Also I suddenly have a lot of loose flesh on my thighs. I put my legs up when doing yoga and it all slides down and puddles at my hips. Interesting!5 -
After walking six days a week for a while I started a couch to 5k program 4 weeks ago. Today I jogged for 12 minutes straight! My breathing was deep and even, my legs didn't feel weird, tight or heavy. I felt like I could just keep going forever. It was amazing.7
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@NatashaLP2014 awesome feedback on C25K! Keep us posted on your progress, I have forever been intrigued with couple half hearted tries.
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NatashaLP2014 wrote: »After walking six days a week for a while I started a couch to 5k program 4 weeks ago. Today I jogged for 12 minutes straight! My breathing was deep and even, my legs didn't feel weird, tight or heavy. I felt like I could just keep going forever. It was amazing.
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I was in the local grocery store with three people behind me in the queue and I dropped my credit card and two pound coins. I'd picked them up, paid and left the shop before the enormity of what I'd just achieved hit me.
I'm the person (like David in Schitt's Creek) who always double knots my laces (in my case because I'm phobic about needing to bend over and tie my laces in public).
So to bend over effortlessly (and unconsciously) to pick up a credit card, with people watching me and tutting with impatience is awesome, if I do say so myself.6 -
You just bend over and shake that skinny booty while you still have it to shake, Bella!3
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lauriekallis wrote: »You just bend over and shake that skinny booty while you still have it to shake, Bella!
@lauriekallis, you misunderstood the nature of my NSV! I don't give a monkey's who eyes up my booty, my phobia of bending is just because I CAN'T BEND! My big belly and boobs, combined with a stiff spine and tight hamstrings, make picking things off the floor a nightmare, especially flat things like credit cards or pieces of paper. Picking things up usually entails kneeling, then struggling to get back onto my feet like an overturned beetle. For years I've dreaded dropping anything in public because of the indignity of having to struggle to do something that for many people is easy and effortless.
So to bend over and pick up a credit card and two coins - without even being conscious I was doing it - is a huge NSV for me.4 -
Sorry, Bella - I wasn't clear. I absolutely understood the nature of your NSV. But thought that now that you can, you should...and then just got silly. 2
