So auditorium seats aren't actually torture devices?

ZombieEarhart

Today I sat for an hour with my legs crossed, and I didn't have to awkwardly wedge my foot into the chair in front of me to keep them stable. My top leg just sort of...stayed where I put it! And my top leg was actually laying against my bottom leg, instead of hanging out in mid-air. And I didn't feel like the seat was bruising my thighs. That's new.

I feel like this will only make sense to people who have been there, too!

mamasmaltz3

Lol! Great NSV. Keep up the hard work.

lobo_a_gogo

I love little NSV's like this! They remind you of what we're doing this for!

MandyPhoe

Wonderful NSV! That is wonderful news! Good job. Here's to many more!

Pamko57

I absolutely GET IT!!

Being unable to enjoy The Nutcracker ballet in December was one of the things that sparked my weight loss journey. My season tickets are next to a woman at least 100 pounds heavier than I was in December. It was absolute misery for both of us. I am seeing Swan Lake on Sunday. I cannot wait to see how much more comfortable I am.

Crossing my legs = deep, deep satisfaction. I so missed it, and I so enjoy being able to do it these days.

Congrats on your NSV.

KaleidoscopeEyes1056

Gah! I can't sit with my legs crossed and not awkwardly wedge my foot! Hate it!

akp4Him

Funny you should post this. Went to a volleyball tournament this weekend and was thrilled to note that not only were the seats comfortable...I had room to spare!!! Last year the seats were way too small. What a difference a year makes!!

SallyaStewart11

Awesome NSV! I was just thinking about posting one of my own when I saw yours...This is our third year to have season tickets for basketball. The arena seats ARE TORTURE DEVICES! They try to squeeze as many seats in as they can! This makes them very small. Since I've lost 33 lbs, I have found I am no longer "wedged" in. I actually have room to move around! So I love your NSV! And I completely understand, too!