I have to bid my bathroom scales goodbye. They were given to me by my mother-in-law over 30 years ago (along with an ironing board which is still going strong, largely because it gets so little use). She died back in 1987.
The scales have a blue and green butterfly design on them. They have never been completely accurate, but as long as I only ever weighed myself on them, I had a good idea of comparative weights.
Today they lied absolutely. They stuck at 9 stone (126 lbs) which would have been good news if it had been anywhere near my actual weight.
The scales have a blue and green butterfly design on them. They have never been completely accurate, but as long as I only ever weighed myself on them, I had a good idea of comparative weights.
Today they lied absolutely. They stuck at 9 stone (126 lbs) which would have been good news if it had been anywhere near my actual weight.
10 comments:
i hope you don't want to look like kate moss on diet! i did, it was no fun.
you'll feel better without scales, and - hey, look at our hot beefy vincent!
Have to agree with Jazzy on this one!
damn, send that scale to me ;)
I hate my scale, especially after a summertime of diet laziness!
i still have an iron i bought just before youngest was born and it still works!! youngest son is now 30.!!
Please send the scale to me. I haven't been 9 stone since I was 13.
Please send the scale to me. I haven't been 9 stone since I was 13.
I was going to say what jojo did!!! I can't actually remember when I was 9 stone,only that it was a long long time ago.
So, how much do you want for those scales?? Mind you, I don't step on anything these days that might tell me how much I weigh, even if it was a lie!
Eliza - the only reason I remember that I was in 8th grade is that I was on a 1200 calorie a day diet to get down to 120 and I plateaued at 126. My mother was on my ass to lose that last 6 lbs.
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