Fat quilts for "fluffy" people
#551
Originally Posted by lauriejo
The company I work for is giving each employee a $250 gift card for Christmas. The rule is that you can only purchase things for yourself, nothing for the family or the house. The gift card this year will be from Coldwater Creek, so basically clothing. Don't get me wrong, this is a wonderful gift but I really don't want to spend all that money and then only be able to wear the clothes for a short time. Any ideas on what might be most likely to still be wearable after I lose 40 or 50 lbs?
I say, treat yourself right. You can look good while you lose! Treat yourself to some nice new sweaters in your current size and maybe a blouse in the next smaller size, and then buy a bag, some earrings, or home decor with the remaining $$. have a ball.
#557
I have been reading and lurking on this subject for quite a while now. And I believe it is time to get my act in gear and loss some weight. I am so proud of you guys for doing this and i hope to get inspiration and hints from you. I will weigh myself in the morning.
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Originally Posted by pamdux
I have been reading and lurking on this subject for quite a while now. And I believe it is time to get my act in gear and loss some weight. I am so proud of you guys for doing this and i hope to get inspiration and hints from you. I will weigh myself in the morning.
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Thank you! I don't know how it happened because I had put 3lbs. on but I felt so bloated so I think it was just water. I spent the last 2 days having to pee all of the time so when I weighed today I was shocked to see the 3lbs. plus 2 more gone. I had mt DD take a picture of me today wearing not so baggy clothing and I just can't get over the difference.
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