I have been going to physical therapy three times a week for the last month or so. Today I had to do some exercises standing up and the tech wheeled over a full-length mirror so I could watch my positioning.
Oh. My. Gah.
First thing I thought was that I really need to get rid of these jeans, or at least put them away until I get the latest 6 pounds off. Let's just say they're not exactly flattering. But if I do that, I'll have only two pairs that fit. I wear jeans every single day, so that means I'll have to shop. Ick.
Next thought was that my SO's scale -- the one that weighs 6.5 lbs heavier -- is probably correct.
Lastly, I realized that there is a reason I do not have a full-length mirror in my house.
(Notice that nowhere in there was the thought that I needed to start exercising again!)
I keep forgetting how disproportionate I am, even when my weight is not in the red zone. I
Since I doubt I'm going to be running any time soon, I should probably cut my self (and my community) some slack and buy some jeans that fit well. A mis-fitted pear shape is not a pleasant sight.
In other news, our houseguest is leaving this weekend. I'm ready. Ten days is a l-o-n-g visit, no matter who it is, but it has been nice not to have to cook.
Next week I hope to climb back on the Project Weeknight wagon and find a few more for you. In the meantime, have a nice weekend and keep thinking those Spring-like thoughts.
1 comment:
Having only 2 pair of jeans doesn't mean that you have to shop (I agree: ick, especially when you're not the size you want to be); it just means that you'll need to do laundry a little more often. Much less painful than shopping.
Also, it doesn't matter whose scale is "right." Pick one and use it and as long as it's self-consistent, it's telling you what you're asking it to. (I was going to say that it's telling you what you want to know, but that's not quite accurate...)
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