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[megsbrightstar]

I don't like big chairs... They make me feel small. I want to be able to fill the entire space of the chair I'm sitting in... and beyond.

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[heluvagood]

what are you doing to make that a reality?

[megsbrightstar]

Eek! Nothing really... I think I'm thinner right now than I have been in quite awhile. It's all that exercising, which I do pretty regularly. It's such a shame that weight loss and trimming up are a natural product of working out. I'm such a contradiction. I want to eat and be fat, but the exhausted, sweat-soaked satisfaction I get after exercising is addictive, at least once it's over and done with. Luckily, Alexis is keeping me in check. I always eat a lot when I'm with her, and I'm almost always with her. I've also been working out less often lately, since I've been busy. So, right now my body is kind of locked in equilibrium: I'm not losing weight, but I'm not gaining.

[joel_mot]

You're so silly!

[megsbrightstar]

Hehe, I know... It's fun!

[subtlefeeder]

Only one thing to do about it..........eat, eat, eat. Fill that big chair :)

[megsbrightstar]

Actually, I was thinking about this yesterday, at the movie theater, sitting in the seat, eating a box of Reeses Pieces, and watching Harry Potter for my second time already. I realized I was stuffing myself with candy while in a big chair (one that looked pretty large in relation to most movie theater seats), which then led my thoughts to wishing that there was such a thing as weight manipulation magic. Anyway, I finished the box and still had room for dinner and dessert.

[mistermemm]

That's why you look for antique chairs that don't look like they'll collapse on a whim! I think people were 6 inches wide back in the old days.

[megsbrightstar]

Lol, I haven't seen too many antique chairs, but the desk chair on which I am sitting sure is pretty big. A few years ago my biology teacher had a stool collapse from underneath him. It was hilarious.