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Kate Dicey · 2003-12-27T04:26:45+00:00

...Was great! Another two pounds gone officially! So all my walking about has been worth it! And the two sets of hospital scales were not out by much, either. Yippee! As I've been more active this week, I've been hungrier, but I've earned more exercise points, so I still have a few to cross off at the end of the week! Hehehehe! DH has a cold, but I still dragged him out with me this afternoon to collect James from school! So DH did the two mile walk - behind me all the way! THAT'S a first! Does it count as an NSV? I bought myself a new top (size 18 rather than 20! 😄 It's quite loose too - ideal for post-op wear), but no new trousers: they have changed the sizing! My same style 18-20's are falling down, and I thought that the straight 18's would fit, but no way! They are way too small! More like a 14! Still, if they'd actually come up to my waist rather than being so short in the rise that they were hipsters on me, the elastic would have been too big! Might just be easier to make a pair! -- Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons http://www.diceyhome.free-online.co.uk Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

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Kate Dicey
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27 December 2003, 04:26 UTC #1

...Was great! Another two pounds gone officially! So all my walking about has been worth it! And the
two sets of hospital scales were not out by much, either. Yippee!
As I've been more active this week, I've been hungrier, but I've earned more exercise points, so I
still have a few to cross off at the end of the week! Hehehehe! DH has a cold, but I still dragged
him out with me this afternoon to collect James from school! So DH did the two mile walk - behind me
all the way! THAT'S a first! Does it count as an NSV?
I bought myself a new top (size 18 rather than 20! 😄 It's quite loose too - ideal for post-op
wear), but no new trousers: they have changed the sizing! My same style 18-20's are falling down,
and I thought that the straight 18's would fit, but no way! They are way too small! More like a 14!
Still, if they'd actually come up to my waist rather than being so short in the rise that they were
hipsters on me, the elastic would have been too big! Might just be easier to make a pair!
--
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons diceyhome.free-online.co.ukdiceyhome.free-online.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

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Miss Violette
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27 December 2003, 04:27 UTC #2

great nsv and losses good for you and good luck, Lee
Kate Dicey <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:
...Was great! Another two pounds gone officially! So all my walking about has been worth it! And
the two sets of hospital scales were not out by much, either. Yippee!
As I've been more active this week, I've been hungrier, but I've earned more exercise points, so I
still have a few to cross off at the end of the week! Hehehehe! DH has a cold, but I still dragged
him out with me this afternoon to collect James from school! So DH did the two mile walk - behind
me all the way! THAT'S a first! Does it count as an NSV?
I bought myself a new top (size 18 rather than 20! 😄 It's quite loose too - ideal for post-op
wear), but no new trousers: they have changed the sizing! My same style 18-20's are falling down,
and I thought that the straight 18's would fit, but no way! They are way too small! More like a
14! Still, if they'd actually come up to my waist rather than being so short in the rise that they
were hipsters on me, the elastic would have been too big! Might just be easier to make a pair!
--
Quoted message said:
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons diceyhome.free-online.co.ukdiceyhome.free-online.co.uk
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Fred
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27 December 2003, 04:27 UTC #3

Congrats on that loss and once, again, a fast recovery from the upcoming surgery.
Fred
Kate Dicey said:
...Was great! Another two pounds gone officially! So all my walking about has been worth it! And
the two sets of hospital scales were not out by much, either. Yippee!
As I've been more active this week, I've been hungrier, but I've earned more exercise points, so I
still have a few to cross off at the end of the week! Hehehehe! DH has a cold, but I still dragged
him out with me this afternoon to collect James from school! So DH did the two mile walk - behind
me all the way! THAT'S a first! Does it count as an NSV?
I bought myself a new top (size 18 rather than 20! 😄 It's quite loose too - ideal for post-op
wear), but no new trousers: they have changed the sizing! My same style 18-20's are falling down,
and I thought that the straight 18's would fit, but no way! They are way too small! More like a 14!
Still, if they'd actually come up to my waist rather than being so short in the rise that they were
hipsters on me, the elastic would have been too big! Might just be easier to make a pair!

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Limeyno1
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27 December 2003, 04:27 UTC #4

Wonderful!
"Kate Dicey" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:
...Was great! Another two pounds gone officially! So all my walking about has been worth it! And
the two sets of hospital scales were not out by much, either. Yippee!
As I've been more active this week, I've been hungrier, but I've earned more exercise points, so I
still have a few to cross off at the end of the week! Hehehehe! DH has a cold, but I still dragged
him out with me this afternoon to collect James from school! So DH did the two mile walk - behind
me all the way! THAT'S a first! Does it count as an NSV?
I bought myself a new top (size 18 rather than 20! 😄 It's quite loose too - ideal for post-op
wear), but no new trousers: they have changed the sizing! My same style 18-20's are falling down,
and I thought that the straight 18's would fit, but no way! They are way too small! More like a
14! Still, if they'd actually come up to my waist rather than being so short in the rise that they
were hipsters on me, the elastic would have been too big! Might just be easier to make a pair!
--
Quoted message said:
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons diceyhome.free-online.co.ukdiceyhome.free-online.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

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Elaine Kirkham
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27 December 2003, 04:27 UTC #5

Weigh to go, Kate. Congratulations on losing those 2 pounds. Elaine K
331.4/209.8/179
Kate Dicey said:
...Was great! Another two pounds gone officially! So all my walking about has been worth it! And
the two sets of hospital scales were not out by much, either. Yippee!
As I've been more active this week, I've been hungrier, but I've earned more exercise points, so I
still have a few to cross off at the end of the week! Hehehehe! DH has a cold, but I still dragged
him out with me this afternoon to collect James from school! So DH did the two mile walk - behind
me all the way! THAT'S a first! Does it count as an NSV?
I bought myself a new top (size 18 rather than 20! 😄 It's quite loose too - ideal for post-op
wear), but no new trousers: they have changed the sizing! My same style 18-20's are falling down,
and I thought that the straight 18's would fit, but no way! They are way too small! More like a
14! Still, if they'd actually come up to my waist rather than being so short in the rise that they
were hipsters on me, the elastic would have been too big! Might just be easier to make a pair!
--
Quoted message said:
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons diceyhome.free-online.co.ukdiceyhome.free-online.co.uk
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Joyce
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27 December 2003, 04:27 UTC #6

Congrats on the fantastic loss this week Kate. And I missed posting to your earlier posts, good luck
on your upcoming surgery and I wish you a speedy recovery.
Joyce
Kate Dicey said:
...Was great! Another two pounds gone officially! So all my walking about has been worth it! And
the two sets of hospital scales were not out by much, either. Yippee!
As I've been more active this week, I've been hungrier, but I've earned more exercise points, so I
still have a few to cross off at the end of the week! Hehehehe! DH has a cold, but I still dragged
him out with me this afternoon to collect James from school! So DH did the two mile walk - behind
me all the way! THAT'S a first! Does it count as an NSV?
I bought myself a new top (size 18 rather than 20! 😄 It's quite loose too - ideal for post-op
wear), but no new trousers: they have changed the sizing! My same style 18-20's are falling down,
and I thought that the straight 18's would fit, but no way! They are way too small! More like a 14!
Still, if they'd actually come up to my waist rather than being so short in the rise that they were
hipsters on me, the elastic would have been too big! Might just be easier to make a pair!

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Laura
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27 December 2003, 04:27 UTC #7

Great job. I love your clothing NSV too. Finding that smaller sizes fit can be really exciting.
"Kate Dicey" <[email hidden]> wrote in message -"]news:[email hidden]-
online.co.uk...
Quoted message said:
...Was great! Another two pounds gone officially! So all my walking about has been worth it! And
the two sets of hospital scales were not out by much, either. Yippee!
As I've been more active this week, I've been hungrier, but I've earned more exercise points, so I
still have a few to cross off at the end of the week! Hehehehe! DH has a cold, but I still dragged
him out with me this afternoon to collect James from school! So DH did the two mile walk - behind
me all the way! THAT'S a first! Does it count as an NSV?
I bought myself a new top (size 18 rather than 20! 😄 It's quite loose too - ideal for post-op
wear), but no new trousers: they have changed the sizing! My same style 18-20's are falling down,
and I thought that the straight 18's would fit, but no way! They are way too small! More like a
14! Still, if they'd actually come up to my waist rather than being so short in the rise that they
were hipsters on me, the elastic would have been too big! Might just be easier to make a pair!
--
Quoted message said:
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons diceyhome.free-online.co.ukdiceyhome.free-online.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

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Krys
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27 December 2003, 04:27 UTC #8

Wow - well done Kate! Told you hospital scales couldn't lie - it's a hippocratic oath thing or
something *grin*
Your op is coming up this week right? I just wanted to wish you best of luck with it all, send you
some get well soon vibes, and hope you're home for Christmas 🙂
--
krys
UK 157/132.4/126 Started March 1st 2001 GOAL August 16th 2001 struggling now......but
making progress.
"Kate Dicey" <[email hidden]> wrote in message -"]news:[email hidden]-
online.co.uk...
Quoted message said:
...Was great! Another two pounds gone officially! So all my walking about has been worth it! And
the two sets of hospital scales were not out by much, either. Yippee!
As I've been more active this week, I've been hungrier, but I've earned more exercise points, so I
still have a few to cross off at the end of the week! Hehehehe! DH has a cold, but I still dragged
him out with me this afternoon to collect James from school! So DH did the two mile walk - behind
me all the way! THAT'S a first! Does it count as an NSV?
I bought myself a new top (size 18 rather than 20! 😄 It's quite loose too - ideal for post-op
wear), but no new trousers: they have changed the sizing! My same style 18-20's are falling down,
and I thought that the straight 18's would fit, but no way! They are way too small! More like a
14! Still, if they'd actually come up to my waist rather than being so short in the rise that they
were hipsters on me, the elastic would have been too big! Might just be easier to make a pair!
--
Quoted message said:
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons diceyhome.free-online.co.ukdiceyhome.free-online.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

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Kristin
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27 December 2003, 04:28 UTC #9

Congrats on your loss, Kate, and wonderful news about your new top size! Yippee!
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"Kate Dicey" <[email hidden]> wrote in message -"]news:[email hidden]-
online.co.uk...
Quoted message said:
...Was great! Another two pounds gone officially! So all my walking about has been worth it! And
the two sets of hospital scales were not out by much, either. Yippee!
As I've been more active this week, I've been hungrier, but I've earned more exercise points, so I
still have a few to cross off at the end of the week! Hehehehe! DH has a cold, but I still dragged
him out with me this afternoon to collect James from school! So DH did the two mile walk - behind
me all the way! THAT'S a first! Does it count as an NSV?
I bought myself a new top (size 18 rather than 20! 😄 It's quite loose too - ideal for post-op
wear), but no new trousers: they have changed the sizing! My same style 18-20's are falling down,
and I thought that the straight 18's would fit, but no way! They are way too small! More like a
14! Still, if they'd actually come up to my waist rather than being so short in the rise that they
were hipsters on me, the elastic would have been too big! Might just be easier to make a pair!
--
Quoted message said:
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons diceyhome.free-online.co.ukdiceyhome.free-online.co.uk
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Kate Dicey
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27 December 2003, 04:28 UTC #10

Elaine Kirkham said:

Weigh to go, Kate. Congratulations on losing those 2 pounds.
I was surprised it was so much, but I 'feel' thinner this week!
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Kate Dicey
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27 December 2003, 04:28 UTC #11

Fred said:

Congrats on that loss and once, again, a fast recovery from the upcoming surgery.
Fred
Thanks! I'm more excited about that than about Christmas!
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Kate Dicey
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27 December 2003, 04:28 UTC #12

Joyce said:

Congrats on the fantastic loss this week Kate. And I missed posting to your earlier posts, good
luck on your upcoming surgery and I wish you a speedy recovery.
It's been a busy ole week! 😉
Nephews comming to stay tomorrow night, and we're making Pizza! Mine will be sans bacon and have
just a little cheese...
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