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01-26-2005, 11:02 AM

gds wrote:
> Maggie wrote:
> > Helen C Simmons wrote:
> > > "Maggie" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message
> > > news:1106767320.465632.261270@f14g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com...
> > > > I JUST GOT BACK INTO MY SIZE 10 PANTS!!!!!!!!!!
> > > > I am trying for an 8 now. I can hardly breathe at the
> > moment....but
> > > > damn it, I am wearing them.
> > > > Hey people, I know what is important in life. ;-) This exercise
> > stuff
> > > > actually works.
> > > > Maggie
> > > >
> > >
> > > Well don - excellent work
> > >
> > > Cheers, helen s
> >
> >
> > Thank you for the "Well done". I appreciate it mucho. Only a woman
> > could understand my joy. :-)
> > Maggie
> > I really am having a hard time breathing though. But that will not
> > deter me from wearing these 10's. I GOT IN 'EM thats what counts.
>
> Interesting how women are concerned about sizes qua sizes. Looking
and
> feeling good I get- but size is just your size.
>
> Of course, to accomodate this concern manufactures have been changing
> the size of sizes, or do they just change the labels!
> So, congrats on feeling good but as too your size- what the heck.

Don't rain on my parade....these pants are a size 10. Who cares if
they are vanity sized. I was just wearing a 12 in the same style pants
before lunch. I ordered a 10 to hopefully get into them. They arrived
by UPS at lunch so I changed. So vanity sizing or not, I am in a
smaller size. And I feel good. Except for the fact that I can't
breathe. Give me some simple pleasures babe. I am not asking for much.
The joy of a flower, the laugh of a child, the sun, the moon and
wearing a size 10.
Maggie

01-26-2005, 11:02 AM

gds wrote:
> Maggie wrote:
> > Helen C Simmons wrote:
> > > "Maggie" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message
> > > news:1106767320.465632.261270@f14g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com...
> > > > I JUST GOT BACK INTO MY SIZE 10 PANTS!!!!!!!!!!
> > > > I am trying for an 8 now. I can hardly breathe at the
> > moment....but
> > > > damn it, I am wearing them.
> > > > Hey people, I know what is important in life. ;-) This exercise
> > stuff
> > > > actually works.
> > > > Maggie
> > > >
> > >
> > > Well don - excellent work
> > >
> > > Cheers, helen s
> >
> >
> > Thank you for the "Well done". I appreciate it mucho. Only a woman
> > could understand my joy. :-)
> > Maggie
> > I really am having a hard time breathing though. But that will not
> > deter me from wearing these 10's. I GOT IN 'EM thats what counts.
>
> Interesting how women are concerned about sizes qua sizes. Looking
and
> feeling good I get- but size is just your size.
>
> Of course, to accomodate this concern manufactures have been changing
> the size of sizes, or do they just change the labels!
> So, congrats on feeling good but as too your size- what the heck.

Don't rain on my parade....these pants are a size 10. Who cares if
they are vanity sized. I was just wearing a 12 in the same style pants
before lunch. I ordered a 10 to hopefully get into them. They arrived
by UPS at lunch so I changed. So vanity sizing or not, I am in a
smaller size. And I feel good. Except for the fact that I can't
breathe. Give me some simple pleasures babe. I am not asking for much.
The joy of a flower, the laugh of a child, the sun, the moon and
wearing a size 10.
Maggie

01-26-2005, 11:02 AM

gds wrote:
> Maggie wrote:
> > Helen C Simmons wrote:
> > > "Maggie" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message
> > > news:1106767320.465632.261270@f14g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com...
> > > > I JUST GOT BACK INTO MY SIZE 10 PANTS!!!!!!!!!!
> > > > I am trying for an 8 now. I can hardly breathe at the
> > moment....but
> > > > damn it, I am wearing them.
> > > > Hey people, I know what is important in life. ;-) This exercise
> > stuff
> > > > actually works.
> > > > Maggie
> > > >
> > >
> > > Well don - excellent work
> > >
> > > Cheers, helen s
> >
> >
> > Thank you for the "Well done". I appreciate it mucho. Only a woman
> > could understand my joy. :-)
> > Maggie
> > I really am having a hard time breathing though. But that will not
> > deter me from wearing these 10's. I GOT IN 'EM thats what counts.
>
> Interesting how women are concerned about sizes qua sizes. Looking
and
> feeling good I get- but size is just your size.
>
> Of course, to accomodate this concern manufactures have been changing
> the size of sizes, or do they just change the labels!
> So, congrats on feeling good but as too your size- what the heck.

Don't rain on my parade....these pants are a size 10. Who cares if
they are vanity sized. I was just wearing a 12 in the same style pants
before lunch. I ordered a 10 to hopefully get into them. They arrived
by UPS at lunch so I changed. So vanity sizing or not, I am in a
smaller size. And I feel good. Except for the fact that I can't
breathe. Give me some simple pleasures babe. I am not asking for much.
The joy of a flower, the laugh of a child, the sun, the moon and
wearing a size 10.
Maggie

01-26-2005, 11:08 AM

Maggie wrote:
>
>
>

> The joy of a flower, the laugh of a child, the sun, the moon and
> wearing a size 10.
> Maggie

Well gee! just go out and buy a label and you can be in a size 4 and
still breathe.

Do you also care about shoe size? Vanity sizing has hit women's shoes
big time.

I guess I just feel that sozes are just there to give you an easier
shot at finding something that fits. Waht the label actually says seems
irrelevant if the item fits. And of course having a right size label
and il fitting garment makes little sense so.... .

01-26-2005, 11:08 AM

Maggie wrote:
>
>
>

> The joy of a flower, the laugh of a child, the sun, the moon and
> wearing a size 10.
> Maggie

Well gee! just go out and buy a label and you can be in a size 4 and
still breathe.

Do you also care about shoe size? Vanity sizing has hit women's shoes
big time.

I guess I just feel that sozes are just there to give you an easier
shot at finding something that fits. Waht the label actually says seems
irrelevant if the item fits. And of course having a right size label
and il fitting garment makes little sense so.... .

01-26-2005, 11:08 AM

Maggie wrote:
>
>
>

> The joy of a flower, the laugh of a child, the sun, the moon and
> wearing a size 10.
> Maggie

Well gee! just go out and buy a label and you can be in a size 4 and
still breathe.

Do you also care about shoe size? Vanity sizing has hit women's shoes
big time.

I guess I just feel that sozes are just there to give you an easier
shot at finding something that fits. Waht the label actually says seems
irrelevant if the item fits. And of course having a right size label
and il fitting garment makes little sense so.... .

01-26-2005, 11:15 AM

gds wrote:
> Do you also care about shoe size? Vanity sizing has hit women's shoes
big time.

That is not true....I still have GIANT FEET...and they are not going to
get smaller no matter how hard I exercise. I was born with big feet.
When I was a size 3, a hundred years ago, I wore the same size shoe.
HUGE!!!!!!!!!!
Maggie

PS...Can you tell my boss is out of the office today.

01-26-2005, 11:15 AM

gds wrote:
> Do you also care about shoe size? Vanity sizing has hit women's shoes
big time.

That is not true....I still have GIANT FEET...and they are not going to
get smaller no matter how hard I exercise. I was born with big feet.
When I was a size 3, a hundred years ago, I wore the same size shoe.
HUGE!!!!!!!!!!
Maggie

PS...Can you tell my boss is out of the office today.

01-26-2005, 11:15 AM

gds wrote:
> Do you also care about shoe size? Vanity sizing has hit women's shoes
big time.

That is not true....I still have GIANT FEET...and they are not going to
get smaller no matter how hard I exercise. I was born with big feet.
When I was a size 3, a hundred years ago, I wore the same size shoe.
HUGE!!!!!!!!!!
Maggie

PS...Can you tell my boss is out of the office today.

01-26-2005, 11:23 AM

Maggie wrote:
>> That is not true....I still have GIANT FEET...and they are not going
to
> get smaller no matter how hard I exercise. I was born with big feet.
> When I was a size 3, a hundred years ago, I wore the same size shoe.
> HUGE!!!!!!!!!!
> Maggie
>
> PS...Can you tell my boss is out of the office today.

The Chinese had a solution for you :-) It's called something like "bind
to fit" and you too can have smaller feet.