Gym Clothes
Ok so i didnt make it to the gym today. I ended up going to 3 different stores trying to find a clothesline. Did you know that half the people i asked went huh? Honestly this was the conversation:
Me: Do you have a clothesline?
Linens and Things Employee on phone: Do we have a who?
Me: A CLOTHESLINE
Linens and Things: Huh?
Me: YOu know what you hang clothes on
Linens and things: Something that hangs tags on?
Me: no a C L O T H S L I N E
Linens and Things: Oh no we dont carry those
OOOOOK.
So thats what i spent most of the afternoon doing. Went to walmart first- found a few good deals. Checked out Target. Im trying to determine if i really want to invest in a food dehydrator and a food saver or not. Also i want a panini maker. Im really debating. I figure if i do the food saver i can make things in advance so i can just get it out of the freezer and thaw it and cook it that are healthy. Also b/c a lot of the stuff i buy goes bad so fast like meats and cheeses that are lower in fat i get at the deli and other places, id like for it last just a little bit longer. Id had to waste money on things. As for the food dehydrator im not sure if i would use it as much as i think. Ugh. I hate to spend money.
Anyways, gym clothes. I hate shopping for this stuff. I go and look at whats available and wonder how they think we can be comfortable in the tiny pieces of clothing they call gym clothes. Im a larger girl, and i either will buy stuff that makes me look like an elephant waddling b/c most of the stuff is too big and ugyly as sin. But the other stuff is super tight and makes me feel like im picking my underware out of my ass constantly even when its not riding up.
I think one of my new goals is to make fitness clothing for larger women that is stylish AND comfortable. I design custom clothing so this is going to be at the top of my to do list.
Ive decided that for now its oversized tshirts and capri's. I just dont see spending money on things that i dont feel comfortable in.
So far today ive not ate anything thats bad for me yah! and ive kept within my calories and gotten some exercise walking around the various stores. so well its something.
Me: Do you have a clothesline?
Linens and Things Employee on phone: Do we have a who?
Me: A CLOTHESLINE
Linens and Things: Huh?
Me: YOu know what you hang clothes on
Linens and things: Something that hangs tags on?
Me: no a C L O T H S L I N E
Linens and Things: Oh no we dont carry those
OOOOOK.
So thats what i spent most of the afternoon doing. Went to walmart first- found a few good deals. Checked out Target. Im trying to determine if i really want to invest in a food dehydrator and a food saver or not. Also i want a panini maker. Im really debating. I figure if i do the food saver i can make things in advance so i can just get it out of the freezer and thaw it and cook it that are healthy. Also b/c a lot of the stuff i buy goes bad so fast like meats and cheeses that are lower in fat i get at the deli and other places, id like for it last just a little bit longer. Id had to waste money on things. As for the food dehydrator im not sure if i would use it as much as i think. Ugh. I hate to spend money.
Anyways, gym clothes. I hate shopping for this stuff. I go and look at whats available and wonder how they think we can be comfortable in the tiny pieces of clothing they call gym clothes. Im a larger girl, and i either will buy stuff that makes me look like an elephant waddling b/c most of the stuff is too big and ugyly as sin. But the other stuff is super tight and makes me feel like im picking my underware out of my ass constantly even when its not riding up.
I think one of my new goals is to make fitness clothing for larger women that is stylish AND comfortable. I design custom clothing so this is going to be at the top of my to do list.
Ive decided that for now its oversized tshirts and capri's. I just dont see spending money on things that i dont feel comfortable in.
So far today ive not ate anything thats bad for me yah! and ive kept within my calories and gotten some exercise walking around the various stores. so well its something.
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Fleur on
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Go with the foodsaver. Save you a ton of money, and I think Reynolds has a Handi Vac which is very similar but cheap. Like $20 cheap. Nice to test out how often you'd actually use the foodsaver. Old Navy has great gym clothes. I get capris and tanks there. Cheap, comfy, good colors. I'm all about the cheap. |
pinkerbell on
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Thanks! Ill have to check out the small version you mentioned and definitly have to go by the mall and check out old navy. :D |
