pants

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I don't own many pants (that I fit into right now).
- 3 sweats
- 1 jeans
- 2 cutoff/yoga/sweats
- 3 shorts

I generally wear the sweats all week unless (for whatever reason) I feel like "dressing up" and putting on jeans with my t-shirts instead of sweats. LOL Personally, if I wouldn't freeze during the winter I would wear cutoffs or shorts just so my pants wouldn't get all that salt on the bottoms (yuck).

I digress...

I do have more pants. in a box. downstairs. waiting to be worn. wanting to be worn.

I'm getting there. I think a few more weeks or another month or so and I will be fitting back into my pre-Squirt jeans. I don't think I'll be back to my pre-Squirt weight but the jeans are a start!

I have another "pant" goal. To fit into my husband's jeans (not length-wise, although that would be fabulous I don't think I'll be 6'4" any time soon).

I know men wear their jeans differently than we women.
However, I just tried on his jeans - and they buttoned AND zipped! I did have a hot muffin top going on all over but they fit. Not to fit into them better so that I can wear them a la Katie Holmes (ok maybe not...I'm not sure a whole foot of length would fit into that cute boyfriend jeans thing).

Comments

Unknown said…
When I saw your post title at first I thought you were on about underwear! I forgot for a second that in America , trousers are called pants! Lol.

I cant wait til the summer when I can just live in my denim 3/4 trousers and wear flip flops everywhere! :)
January 15, 2010 at 11:28 AM
Stacey said…
Ugh... can't wait until I can try fitting into my jeans again too! Currently I have one pair of maternity jeans, and a pair of yoga pants that fit. At least that's what I can wear out of the house!
January 15, 2010 at 11:42 AM
Cheryl @ a pretty cool life. said…
Sadly, I also have several pairs of nice jeans and pants that are waiting to make it back into my wardrobe circulation.
January 15, 2010 at 1:54 PM
Michelle @Flying Giggles said…
I too have jeans that are waiting to be worn. My goal is to be back into them in 2 months, around the same time I am going on a cruise.

Good luck...you can do it!
January 15, 2010 at 2:45 PM
Honey Mommy said…
You're getting there! I feel great because I am actually buying jeans a size smaller than any I used to wear! Yippee!
January 15, 2010 at 8:56 PM
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