I could make all sorts of excuses for myself, but the truth is, I know how this happened. Part of it is my late-night snacking which is usually much more than just a snack. But there are other factors that I know have not helped me. My major weight gain has been just since K finished nursing last September. I weigh more now than I did at the end of each of my 2 pregnancies (before delivery).
Last September, however, I was not a skinny-minny either. Craig (Hubby) took me to Orlando to celebrate our 5th wedding anniversary (sans kids) and I almost didn't fit in the seat. It was a very uncomfortable plane ride as I was seated in the middle seat between 2 strangers. I spent the entire flight trying to keep my fat in my seat so as not to bother my seatmates. Craig and I laughed about it, but I still felt bad.
In my last year of college I knew I was headed toward being a bigger sized girl when one of the guys my roommate was dating said I had a nice ass. Let me just say he was a man of color, and (I'm generalizing here) they tend to enjoy a bit larger booty. And just so you know, I did ask him if that meant it was big. "Yeah girl!" Gee, thanks.
I really think I have reverse-body dysmorphic disorder. I look in the mirror and I don't see a fat chick, usually. Then I see a photo and I'm horrified.
So my only choice now is to do something about it. I'm putting this in writing so that I might feel more accountable for my weight. If I've written it somewhere and other people know that

I know I'll never be the size 2 or 4 or whatever it was in high school, but it would sure be nice to not have to shop in the plus-size section. Not that I go clothes shopping for myself anyway.
This photo is from a trip I took in college to Cancun, Mexico. I've always really liked this photo. Although the bouffant bangs are a bit distracting.
Okay, so enough of my whining about my weight.
Now back to my regularly scheduled blog.
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