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Brrrr! Freezing! (and loving it!)



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Before I lost weight I was never cold; I was always warm/hot. No, cold is not the most comfortable situation, but to me, it is a celebration of change! I would rather wear a jacket, sweatshirt or even a coat (hardly EVER wore a coat before!) than almost 50 extra pounds for warmth! Besides, now I can sit in a ball on the sofa, reading or watching tv, with my feet under me and my knees drawn up because my belly is no longer in the way...as much. lol

Any other 'weird' NSV's? :P

Edited by Sherlock1969

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Made me grin, :rolleyes: ! that was so me the 1st winter after weight loss. Actually, in air conditioning, etc. I was always cold. our body will adjust, we humans can do that! i can sit mostly, now, without a blanket, and I don't "have" to have a sweater all the time. But, my hubby and I keep the air conditioning on 78/79 during the summer, and heat at 75/76 during the "winter" in Florida. Karen..aka.kll724

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Haha, I'm always cold, too! I guess that's what happens when we lose all our insulation! :D

Edited by MandaMom23

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I have a very physical job and always turn into a hot sweaty mess. It's so embarrassing. Already, I can feel the difference. I don't seem to be sweating as much. I can't wait to be freezing!

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