Date: May. 18th, 2008 10:56 pm (UTC)
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1. Yes! It is taking a very long time. I guess no matter when participants request their return date(s), the org waits until this week to call in the changes.

2. You're welcome! I've really been enjoying some of the songs over there.

3. One word for you: Guacamole!

4. Ultimately, it doesn't matter how much you weigh, but how you feel about your body. Very true. The number itself doesn't mean much beyond the fact that if it's high, it probably also means that you're not looking your best. The thing for me was that I gained weight at college and wanted to lose it -- or rather, that I developed fatty/loose areas that I wanted to tone/slim down again. If I'd achieved a better figure and weighed more, say by building more muscle, I wouldn't have cared about the weight.

shopping according to what looks good on you and not what's currently the fashion or looks good on models is very important

I've never had a problem ignoring fashion trends. *g* Actually, quite the opposite: it's taken years and years to grow out of the "styles" I wore as a kid, which was basically t-shirts and baggy sweatshirts and jeans and stretch pants (ugh). Anyway, your comment reminds me of a time while dress shopping when I complained that I wasn't the right shape to fit in anything, and my father, who is very wise, said that maybe I should be complaining that clothes manufacturers were only designing for one particular body type and concentrate on finding something that fit me instead of wishing I were different. Which has stayed with me for a long time. The *one* thing I like(d) about What Not To Wear is that they indirectly gave me a few tips about what sort of tops look good on my kind of upper half (deep v-necks; layers; lapels; etc.).

So, yes. What you said. :)
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