Re: OT: recent pics

TdN wrote:

<< You look fine in a bathing suit. Sure, you don't look like a
16-year-old bathing suit model, but you look like a healthy, fit woman
over 30.

Cut yourself some slack! You're very attractive.

I loved Tahiti and Moorea. I stayed at the Beachcomber on Moorea and
filled up on eggs and bacon every morning at their enormous buffet,
had a Balance Bar or something like that for lunch (brought them with
me), and then had seafood for dinner.

🙂

T.

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Thanks T, and make that a healthy, fit woman over 40.

We stayed at the Beachcomber on both islands but didn't eat any meals there.
We ate mostly at cheap, local establishments. We did splurge on the Motu
Picnic offered through the hotel, though. What a low carb feast! They offered
freshly made poisson cru (raw fish), green salad, grilled tuna, lamb chops,
lamb sausages, and chicken. (Yeah, there was rice and french bread, too, but it
was easy to avoid those things with all the meat offered.) It would have been a
perfect low carb afternoon had it not been for the 6 pack of Hinano I consumed!

Brenda
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TdN wrote:

<< You look fine in a bathing suit. Sure, you don't look like a
16-year-old bathing suit model, but you look like a healthy, fit woman
over 30.

Cut yourself some slack! You're very attractive.

I loved Tahiti and Moorea. I stayed at the Beachcomber on Moorea and
filled up on eggs and bacon every morning at their enormous buffet,
had a Balance Bar or something like that for lunch (brought them with
me), and then had seafood for dinner.

🙂

T.

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Thanks T, and make that a healthy, fit woman over 40.

You're kidding! Well, whatever you are doing, it is DEFINITELY
working. Yay!

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We stayed at the Beachcomber on both islands but didn't eat any meals there.
We ate mostly at cheap, local establishments. We did splurge on the Motu
Picnic offered through the hotel, though. What a low carb feast! They offered
freshly made poisson cru (raw fish), green salad, grilled tuna, lamb chops,
lamb sausages, and chicken. (Yeah, there was rice and french bread, too, but it
was easy to avoid those things with all the meat offered.) It would have been a
perfect low carb afternoon had it not been for the 6 pack of Hinano I consumed!

Hee. Yummy Hinano. I saved all my extra carbs for Hinano (and one
pain au chocolat I had in Papeete, which was yum).

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Brenda
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