I cried at Old Navy today

Pam Hart
on 3/8/09 4:20 pm - Easton, PA

So many of us have had such emotional days...it's kind of like everything for the past year all of the sudden "catches up with you"  And yes - perhaps you are mourning the loss of the person you used to be...perhaps you are "scared" of not knowing who that person in the mirror is....mixed in with some amazingly happy times....it's enough to make you go crazy (or cry in old navy at the very least)

Congrats on all your accomplishments - you have done wonderfully!

Pam

Instead of complaining that the rosebush has thorns, be happy that the thorn bush has roses.
tammypa
on 3/8/09 10:20 pm - Philadelphia, PA
Teresa,
Your post made me smile  - even though u cried - I see it as a happy cry for those new 12's.
Congrats,
Tammy
keri2008
on 3/8/09 10:59 pm - PA
Congrats on the size change!  I get emotional too when I get rid of a pile of clothes and go down a size.  I think "you should be ecstatic!"  but I'm usually not at first.  It takes a few days to mourn.  I find I mourn the pieces of life Iost by being so big.  I move quickly through though because I want to focus on the positives of the  new life but the dismay (I think that describes it) is there so I feel it and process it.  :0)  You're doing awesome!

k

regards, keri

Life is not about waiting for the storms to pass... it's about learning to dance in the rain.  --Author Uknown


 

LindaScrip
on 3/9/09 2:02 am
Good for you Teresa.  Keep up the great work. That is really awesome!
Happy to be in
Onederland

on 3/9/09 2:33 am
I always cry on laundry day, taking my clothes out the dryer and recognizing that they are mine and not embarrassed that someone else in the laundry room will think ... gheez, look at the size of those underwear.  But the tears come while I'm hanging up stuff in my closet and and realize how much bigger the hanger is than the clothes when just a short time ago I just about had to velcro stuff to the hangers to keep them falling off.

Some days your the dog and some days your the hydrant.

HopefulFuture
on 3/11/09 2:09 am - Boston, MA
Theresa, that is really wonderful!  I agree, I think they were tears of joy and amazement.  Thanks so much for sharing :)

Lisa :) 
 
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