Scanning in said picture was nightmarish, mostly because the printer/scanner is located below the desk
part of the desk and I have to crawl around on the ground to scan things. This is getting less and less feasible as I expand more and more.So here you have my 7th grade yearbook picture. I feel like my posture (absolute lack thereof) tells the whole story. I'm somewhat trying to conceal some serious braces. Totally slouchy and I have my turtleneck thingy buttoned all the way up to the top. I feel strangled just looking at this picture! What you can't see is that I have the sleeves on this long-sleeve shirt pushed WAY up above my elbows. What the heck? Fortunately we grow out of all that. . .Jeez, look at those eyebrows! It's no wonder that I spend time daily fighting for my forehead's right to exist. ..
Next up is a pic of my self pedicure from yesterday. No, my feet are not normally this fat and sausage-like but I am seriously swollen at this point. Check out my complete lack of ankles.
Thank goodness for the yoga and flexible hips and hormones that makes things all loosy-goosy. As I was discussing with MamaDrama Stephanie on the phone (yes, I totally love living in Houston now where the Mamas are a phone call away!), getting the paint to the toes involved some serious contortions on the bathroom floor sin ropa since the waistband of everything I own right now was just too restrictive to allow for the feats of maneuvering necessary to reach my toes. Not bad, I think.I am too worried about Paula-Abdul-thumb-itis to go to a salon for a mani or pedi so I'm left to my own devices.
Anyway, that's all I've got for today. We woke up late. I was horribly swollen. We puttered for a few minutes and then my DH asked if we were planning to go to church or what. I rolled off the couch to look at the clock and church had started 20 minutes ago. Sigh. I don't think any shoes I own would have fit this morning anyway, and while I'm sure God doesn't mind if I'm barefoot and pregnant in church, I would have some issues with that. Next week: no delicious salty food the night before church where I need to wear shoes.
I'm heading off to elevate the feet (and hands and just about everything else).
I can't believe I am really going to post this picture of my cankles. That's worse than the 7th grade yearbook picture, seriously.
10 comments:
Cankles, what cankles? All I see are fabulously painted toes! Bravo!
As for the picture...that looks frighteningly like mine...which seems to have been lost...for shame :o)
CC: you are a sweet, sweet woman. love ya!!!
I can see you were possibly growing out a fringe!!
The lovely bright nail polish catches the eye 'cankles- what cankles'..
ChrisB: you are wonderful. i'll make sure to keep the toes colorful to draw attention away from the swelling, etc!
Dear sabrina. Bah I live with canckles all the time. For some reason, my family lacks that gene that nicely shows off ones achilles tendon. Ah. Anyhoo. YOu sound just like me with your eyebrows - though at the moment I am growing them out for I fear I have 'over harvested' (i.e. over plucked) them. Love the pedi-colour!
Sabrina, that picture's not bad, I'm sure you could have found worse!
Poor you, with the swollen ankles although I full of admiration at the pedicure. I could never have got down there in the latter stages of my pregnancy.
The pic of you in 7th grade is great! I had bangs like that too. Ahh the good ole days of spiked-up bangs. My ankles have disappeared as well. I am sure they will return (I'm just hoping they will)! Lots of love!
Your feet are so pretty!!
Oh, and HEH! I loved the 7th grade photo!!
I didn't have a single bad hair day in the '80s; I had a WHOLE BAD HAIR DECADE. Yep.
lovely lovely toes - and hey, now is the time to get the husband to do those toenails!!!!
(when I was pregnant my heels were all cracked and hideous - I kept my feet hidden at all costs)
okay - some seriously silly bangs going on there!!!
Your picture reminds me of Hayley Mills with dark hair. In one of her smart kid movies, of course.
Nice toes!
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