I took a break from reorganizing the knitting room to try on winter clothes. Twice a year I tend to see what fits or is too worn out to last another season. Today 9 shirts were too big. The body length of the shirts were not the problem. The shirts had gotten so big that the sleeves were 2 to 4 inches too long. Apparently folding my sleeves up to mid forearm or elbow is not a fashion thing. So the rule of thumb was if my hands can’t be seen the shirt must go. The were all nice shirts so they will be going to Goodwill on our next charity run. The funny thing about this was most of the shirts were black. Usually it’s the lighter colors that have gone in the past.
Before we headed out to lunch we stopped by J.Jills for their sale. I replaced a few of the shirts and some of my pants. The funny thing about it was that except for some pants, nothing was black. Did I mention that everything I got was on sale. Also everything was smaller. I noticed that an extra large petite is equivalent to a large in the regular size clothing, just shorter. This is just in case you were curious.
I might not have lost as much weight this year as last year, but the inches seem to be catching up with the weight loss. It seems that in the moment of the weight loss inches do not come off. In the moment of inches lost does not mean that the scale is moving. I will take the inches lost as part of the process.
At lunch I found that I really hated the jalapeño pepper hummus. It was a definite not ever going to eat that awful stuff again. I am usually a big hummus fan and will try different add ins. But this being Tucson and snowbird season weird stuff like the jalapeño pepper hummus land on the menu for the snowbirds. You will not find odd combinations on the menu in the middle of summer.
In the knitting room I matched patterns with bags of yarn to set up more projects that need to be completed. I also realized that I need to take everything out of the rolling cart and reorganize the entire cart. That will wait until next week.
It’s getting late do TTFN.
