Mixed Nutts: On the "Eat Less Food" diet, I lost 23 lbs, and look at me now!

Saturday, July 12, 2008

On the "Eat Less Food" diet, I lost 23 lbs, and look at me now!

I don't think I realized how different I really look now until I tried on these pants the other day. Two Christmases ago (and 23 lbs ago), these pants just barely fit me. I filled them up all the way, but now look at them. I'm giving them to DI.

It's hard to tell from the pictures, but my thumbs are where my leg starts. I've got about 3-4" of fabric sticking out there, so that means 6-8" on each leg that I lost. Wow!

This one's also hard to see because I'm pulling the fabric out, but my leg starts where my thumb is. I am touching my finger on the other side of the fabric.

3 comments:

Nuttall said...: WOW!!! Way to go Kimberly. Looking good. I guess that's the difference between eating to live and eating for entertainment and pleasure. Once you've had enough...I guess it's time to stop. Massive self control. Congratulations. I'm proud of you. What's next? A duathelon?
Love Dad; Saturday, July 12, 2008
Nuttall said...: yea, kibbey! you rock!

shannon; Saturday, July 12, 2008
Nuttall said...: Woo hoooooooo!!!!!! You are AWESOME Kibbey!!! I'm so happy for you!! You could be a model or something. : ) You're so beautiful!!!!!

*Weese*; Sunday, July 13, 2008

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