Second. I am getting rid of the shirt I wore today. I realized that every time I wear that shirt it makes me feel like crap. So it's leaving. Along with it's cousins, the Dumpies.
Third. I found a bunch of websites that cater to the large bu sted woman and I've ordered some shirts. We'll see. Bravissimo, Carissa Rose and AJ Rumina. I also found the Red Violet Project which is a woman attorney starting a company to make clothes that fit women like me. Maybe my dream of creating Tits and Asanas, my yoga clothes line for women with bra sizes Danurasana, Down Dog, Eka, Firefly and Gomukasana, is more doable than I think (These ideas are mine all mine. Do not steal them. Or maybe the line is called Tittibhasana.)
Fourth. I think 3 resolutions is enough. Well, really there are only 2 resolutions and one random paragraph. Although I do know that I need to get on my yoga mat on the days I don't go to the studio, I'm not quite ready to resolve that yet.
Also, I think that there must be people who feel at home in their body no matter what the size. I envy those people. Just like I don't spend time thinking about arm hair or my nose or scarring. Maybe I'll just think about my nose and how it never crosses my mind and start there. Strangely (or not) I used to be really bothered by my arm hair in high school. And I also hated my body 40 pounds ago. I would really like not to consider it at all.
And I still don't know what I'm wearing for my photos on Friday.
2 comments:
I love this post!! Great plan - you sound good - ready for action! and being kind to yourself in a serious no nonsense way. I love the clothing idea! and that you are letting that feisty self rise up. With you. I'm in that place. Can't believe it, but after a lifetime of feeling so much what you seem to be feeling (I was 200 pounds when my first child was born and 160 for-EVER), now that I'm 56 I have a body that other people look at with such admiration... all yoga (& gardening & walking & giving up meat) ... just working from my heart teaching yoga... all on the journey just to find myself. ENJOY YOUR RIDE!
Thanks! I appreciate your comments and support!
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