A minor milestone

[kitanzi]

Diets are still boring to everyone who isn't on one - but I'll take my minor triumphs where I can get them, I guess!


I really don't feel like I'm getting anywhere very fast, especially with having a very hard time getting strictly back on diet after the trip to England, but I did get a bit of a boost the other day. ladyat has lost quite a bit of weight herself, and passed on an assortment of jeans and pants that she had undergrown. I found this weekend that I can fit into all of them quite comfortably except for the very smallest, which will fit but pinches. Considering that's a size 14, and I started this whole diet when I literally burst a seam on a size 18, I am feeling rather pleased at the moment.

Guess I am a bit shallow on this, but my creeping weight - and volume! - is something I've been working on for months and concerned about for years. There are a lot of benefits in how healthy I feel as well, but I have to admit there's a certain satisfaction in zipping up those smaller jeans.

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[quadrivium.livejournal.com]

Congratulations, luv! Wooo Wooo!


Of course I got to see you in a bathing suit. Mmmmm mmmm! Looking good, Girl! ;-)

[surrdave.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I saw you in a bathing suit too! Lookin' good.

As I get older I see more and more wisdom in thinking we humans are to a great extent our bodies. Nothing shallow in that.

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[kitanzi.livejournal.com]

She's worth seeing in a bathing suit! *EG*

[quadrivium.livejournal.com]

Speaking of that,, the endorsement you gave to taking a yoga class turned out to be quite true! I've been reading books on the subject, taking another class, and practicing on my own. And I love it. It is very calming -- yet invigorating, although it's tended to make me even more solitary than usual.


(The leap of logic there was that the aim of yoga is the unification of mind, body, and spirit. I haven't been known for my coherence lately. *grins*)

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[kitanzi.livejournal.com]

*wink* It was a more than fair trade - I got to see you in a bathing suit. >:)

Now THERE'S something to whistle at!

[(Anonymous)]

It was an itsy, bitsy, teeny, weeny, red and black besplotched bikini
That she wore at the...

Ouch! Owww! Help!

Ann Onynous [eg].

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[kitanzi.livejournal.com]

*raised eyebrow*
1) How do you know what I wore?
b) If you do know, you know it wasn't a bikini.
iii) You're beyond help, dear!

[(Anonymous)]

33.8849315068493) After patiently sifting through A'd Doc's vacation dump, I only
came up with two pictures of you - one on The Wheel and one with two other blonde
filker babes. No bathing suit in evidence (unless it was under your coat on The Wheel).
I must regretfully admit I don't know what you wore. May I dream?

56.2246575342466) I was flashing back to a day on a lake beach in Sharon before a
MASSFILC meeting one summer. You *did* wear a red and black besplotched, er,
swimsuit then. And my ankle is almost recovered. :)

8.306623862918) That's a basic posit.

Ann O. (numerically meaningful).

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[kitanzi.livejournal.com]

ixi) We were actually talking about at the filk at quadrivium's last month - she has a hot tub.

3$5^7) Scuse, we had that conversation then - it's not a bikini. Repeat after me. Bikini's are uncomfortable, pinch, and slide in unfortunate directions.

square root of 57) Yep!