some quality time with Murphy

I'm glad I never met Murphy. I'd probably punch him in the throat.

Bought 3 pairs of much-needed pants a few weeks ago, then promptly dropped about 15 pounds. Now all three pairs are (literally) falling off. I wouldn't be so upset - I could stand to lose a few pounds - except that I really really REALLY like all 3 pairs of pants that I bought. And I hate shopping.

What do you vote: wear longer shirts and pin the pants in at the waists, or start eating lots of pizza and chocolate?

Comments

Lynda said…
Mmmmm, pizza and chocolate! Can't you just exchange them for a smaller size?
ticblog said…
Not after wearing them for 3 weeks, no...

Crappy, hey?
alphonsedamoose said…
longer shirts and pin the pants.
Carol Kerfoot said…
Not crappy at all! Lose the pants and reward yourself with same style smaller size!
Kate said…
I agree with Carol... buy smaller pants. You deserve it, Hope, after all of your hard work.
fmartell2 said…
Take them to a tailor and have them taken in!!
Or better yet ... DO IT YOURSELF!!. lol
Carol Kerfoot said…
are you talking about Jesus Murphy?
ticblog said…
Murphy of Murphy' Law fame, though Jesus Murphy works in this instance, too....
ticblog said…
Murphy of Murphy' Law fame, though Jesus Murphy works in this instance, too....
Tanya said…
Have them taken in. Much easier than more shopping... I hate shopping to! Much healthier than putting back on the weight.

P.S. Congrats on the weight loss.
Babzy said…
Jesus Murphy! hahahaha

I vote to take them to a tailor and have them taken in.
~L said…
Yup, resize them! It's all good :)
Buy yourself some new ones !!
ticblog said…
Yeah, I have all the time in the world to shop and visit tailors or sit and sew, and wads of cash bursting out of my droopy pockets.... lol

For now, i've found flipping them over at the waistband keeps them from falling off my bum. I'll hold off shopping for another year and just invest in some belts and/or safety pins...
ticblog said…
... maybe I'll just postpone the renos and get a new wardrobe instead of a dishwasher...

NOT!!!! hahahah!
Carol Kerfoot said…
lose the pants I tell ya...lose the freakin pants.

It is not fair to live in pants too big, plus it gives you an excuse to grow back into them....

GET RID OF THEM
ticblog said…
I can't take the pressure!

I think I'll start start coming to work naked instead. Problem solved.
Carol Kerfoot said…
Now there's a thought
Baggy pants = baggy bum.

Take a long lunch break and pick up a new pair.
ticblog said…
I'm alright having a baggy bum. I think I'll hold ff until after Christmas... y'all know what I'm sayin', right?
Tanya said…
An old classmate of mine runs a sewing busness out of her home, she lives in bonnie doon. Let me know if you want her contact info.
ticblog said…
You guys aren't giving this up, hey? lol
Hope, do what you have to do to make your pants stay on your tushie. Belts, pins, folding over or FIX THE DANG THINGS!

Tanya, I'll take her info if Hope doesn't want it. Even in my smaller pants, the waist to hip ratio isn't right for me.
Oh I almost forgot, congrats on the weight loss. Daily biking and high stress (the conference) will do that to a body. LOL The stress diet works...I'm living proof. HaHaHaHa!
ticblog said…
I think you've actually got it backwards - it's the LACK of stress that has helped. We've been short-staffed at work and I've felt overwhelmed with my workload both at my day job and the side gig. When I'm busy, sleep-deprived, and stressed, I eat comfort food that's fast and easy, which equates to take-out and frozen pizzas and way too many triple-triples (or wine) at odd hours of the night. Going to bed with a belly full of Arby's and chocolate covered almonds, washed down with a couple of coolers will catch up with your waistline REAL fast lol. Now that I am catching up, both at work and on the side gig, I'm able to make better food choices, and actually think not only about what I'm consuming, but how much, and at what time.

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