But this week, it has weighed me in at 125.2 every single day this week. Not a single fluctuation. I don't believe the little guy.
I knew it was time for a new scale soon, anyway. I don't want to drop a bundle on one, but I want one that weighs true! Anyone REALLY love theirs?
Even though I don't believe the scale, I do think my weight has been pretty steady this week. I've been eating clean and reasonable amounts. Super active with the dog and with field work this week, too. Everything is status quo, so there is no reason for my weight to go up or down.
In other news, I LOVED the cathedral window dress and how it fit so much (and it made me feel so super sexy) that I bought another dress from the same company (Black Milk):
I am pretty excited! I am a little more nervous about this one since it is WHITE and won't be as forgiving as the darker material of the other dress. But, oh well. You only live once, I suppose :)
I plan to wear one of these dresses to an End of the World party next week because if I am wearing a form fitting, thin material, hide nothing dress.... I will be VERY unlikely to cram junk food into my mouth. For one, people would be able to WATCH my stomach expanding as food filled it (ew haha) and if I am feeling super sexy, why would I want to ruin that? I don't want to hide anything... not my body and not the amount of food I am eating.
I have been super vulenerable and open lately, might as well keep it going :)
Okay, off to work.... I brought sweet potatoes and my chili (which is just meat and veggies) for food today. No way I can eat poorly today because I also didn't bring any money (no temptations!).
Namaste, friends. Hope your day is good!
I always try moving the scale to another spot and changing the battery if it seems to be acting weird. We have a Taylor scale that we got at Bed Bath & Beyond for < $40. It does all the fake fancy stuff like body mass, water %, etc. that I don't bother with because...it's fake. You can just use it as a regular scale as well. You could also test your old one by putting something with a known weight, like a barbell or a bag of dog food on it.
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