Note to Myself No. 13





Your body style, like mine, is something
your genes stick you with.

You can feed it wisely,
keep it toned and flexible,
but trust me. . . .

if you're programmed for curvy,
you're never going to look like
Anne Hathaway in Les Miserables
unless you're abusing your body
every which way.

Love your curves.


p.s. I'm going to be jumping up and down
and screaming today, strictly for 
cardiovascular fitness.
Go Seahawks!

Comments

ellen abbott said…
It would be so nice if our culture didn't constantly tell its women that they are not acceptable as is. There is no such equal message for men.
January 13, 2013 at 8:43 AM
Annie Jeffries said…
I love my curves. Finally. I just wish certain of the curves weren't so OUT THERE. LOL
January 13, 2013 at 11:22 AM
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