Sunday 21 October 2007

Day 191

I had a wonderful tennis lesson today. I really like my coach. She has a wonderful manner and teaching style and makes learning fun. I have only been learning for three weeks but I am working fairly seriously at it and am amazed by how much I have improved in such a short time.

Today, I tackled my wardrobe. Ugghh!!! I don't have masses and masses of clothes but I did have quite a few stored in a suitcase so I wanted to sort them so I know what I have available as I lose weight. I was a little surprised to find that the bulk of my clothes are UK 6/US 4. I can't believe that I actually wore this size for many years. I kept these clothes because I always believed I'd return to this size. Little did I know it it would take such a long time. I also have one or two UK 10/US 8, one or two UK 14/US 12, and a few pieces for the size I am now UK 16/US 14.

One of the reasons I don't have many clothes in sizes above UK 6/US 4 is because when I started to put on weight I bought mostly stretchy clothes. I WILL NEVER DO THIS AGAIN! Stretchy clothes though more comfortable allowed me to grow without the limitation of a set waistband to make me more aware that I was growing. Obviously, this is not the only reason I put on weight with such abandon but it did make it easier for me to distance my mind from what I was doing to my body. In any case, I think I have enough smart and casual clothes to tie me over as my body changes and I am happy about this because I don't want to have to keep buying clothes and end up with a whole bunch of clothes in every single size between here and 55kgs.

B - 235
250ml soymilk - 155
1 pear- 80

L - 443
40 g dried banana - 143
54 g of cashews - 300

S - 310
500 ml soymilk - 310

D - 187
140 g tofu- 137
2 cups soup - 50



Calories - 1175 calories
Exercise - 1 hr. tennis
H2O - 32 oz water

2 comments:

  1. Do you have second hand or consignment shops? I find these quite handy when my weight is going down (or up) and I know I won't be staying at that weight for any real length of time. They're much less expensive and you can find some really nice things in there sometimes.

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  2. You must be in pretty good shape. My tennis lessons were easy. My friend hit the ball, I ran towards it. Sometimes I hit the ball. Sometimes it went over the net. After half an hour, I would offer to buy pizza. I liked those lessons.

    All joking aside, I am very proud of you. Tennis is a very hard game. You have a lot of spunk and determination to tackle it!

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