riocaz's Journal, 27 February 2013

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Ok...

So 2 weeks ago I added to my sig that I was down to 40 inch jeans after wearing a pair at work for most of a day (No... They arrived at work and I changed into them in the changing room I wasn't half dressed at my desk at any point!).

Well what I didn't part was that when I got home and took them off they hurt... enough that I've continued wearing the 42" jeans for another 2 weeks as theyve got more and more loose. On my lunchtime wander I got a bit annoyed with having to keep pulling them up as they've slipped so tonight I tired the 40"s again. Still a bit tight but so much better than before... So I think I'll give them another go tomorrow.

I also tried on THE shirt... Still not there yet but getting closer and closer!

Diet Calendar Entry for 27 February 2013:

638 kcal

Fat: 18.19g | Prot: 22.13g | Carb: 98.89g. Breakfast: clementine. Dinner: Celery Sticks, Hot Salsa, Bacon & Leek Quiche. Snacks/Other: Curly Wurly. more...

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Slightly tight trousers are a great incentive :)

28 Feb 13 by member: jonnybadback

Woot! Feels really good when you can get into smaller clothes :-)

28 Feb 13 by member: blueniamh

You're doing great! You'll slip into those clothes in no time.

28 Feb 13 by member: The Blue Box

Well I've done a day in the trousers and I'm not in pain... So this time I think I really can claim to be 40".

28 Feb 13 by member: riocaz

Good tor you!

28 Feb 13 by member: FullaBella

I have a friend that believes: if you can do up the zip, then they fit. Eh, I'm not so sure about that one, lol. But if you can wear them around for a day without pain they definitely fit :-). And reason #348 to love jeans is the way they start to give a little after first day's wear.

28 Feb 13 by member: blueniamh


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