Current Weight: 183.8 (again indeed)
Current Level of Muffin Top in my Size 10 Jeans: There may be reason to celebrate soon.
Then again, perhaps not that soon, but soon either way. I can honestly say I have misbehaved myself to the point of obnoxious today. I ate mall food, mall cookies, then proceeded to blow $30 on a steals worth of Lindt Limited Edition Chocolates (for the freezer…and my face) and then ate at least seven of them over the course of the day.
They are delectable.
Still, as a result I am posting this and then hitting the serious weight training before bed. Turn some of the sugar into jet fuel before it turns me lethargic.
So, since I don’t have my good eating behavior to talk about today, I will instead showcase my good behavior (well, sort of) in the clothing department.
A LESSON IN SIZE (clothing size, that is)
Wear the right one.
Here is my reasonably flat ass in a size 14.
What ass? Where exactly is your ass, Caitlin? Oh, I assure you, it is hiding in there somewhere.
Lesson to learn here: Sure, big and comfy is very comfortable and having to wear a belt to keep your pants from falling down is all well and good, in theory, but when a member of the opposite sex couldn’t find your butt with a shovel and a metal detector if he wanted to ogle it, we have a problem. Clothes are supposed to accentuate and compliment your figure, whatever its shape or size.
Rounding down can be worse.

My seemingly bubble butt now squeezed into a size 10.
Lesson to learn: A size too small displays you in a way you…well…I don’t want to be seen. That relatively flat ass I referred to (thank you for my genetic inheritance, Dad) has suddenly become Bubble Butt; soothslayer of all evil. Instead of swimming in a sea of denim we now find ourselves with every nook and cranny of our bum on display for the world. It is far from a better option than wearing the aforementioned clown pants, so let’s find the solution to this saggy/bubble problem.

Here, we find, my ‘perfect’ butt in a perfect size 12.
Lesson: Wear your size. Take the time and a good friend to go find out what that is. That good friend needs to be unafraid to tell you what you’re putting across to the world; MC Hammer or Link Sausage. The pants I am wearing in this picture are, in all honesty, size 11 and from the juniors section. Took ages to find the right cut of pant/jean for my unique ass shape. (Had the same epic adventure trying to find the right undies…hipsters if you were wondering.) It is worth shopping at a Levi’s shop or a department store with good jean selection to find the right cut so you can work that ass to the best of its ability.
Or…you could just wear clown pants. You’re choice.