I Am Feeling Weak…. I Have Closet Envy!
Nov 30
Jean Lenihan

teenagers2Things are getting tough for people. I don’t think any of us had a true sense of what this would mean, and how long a year would feel. There’s something about buying your own clothes that just means Adulthood to me. Waiting to be able buy something, hoping you’ll get a good gift, feeling deprived in the clothes department — this is EXACTLY what being a teenager felt like to me.

So here we are — all in the same boat – -having rendered ourselves powerless in one of the major arenas in which adult women display their power. How do we endure this — especially during holiday season?

I don’t have any answers. But I do know that I now feel extremely proud of myself for staying fast to this diet. It’s no piece of cake!!

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2 Responses to “Seventeen Again (and not in a good way)”

  1. sally says:

    I feel pathetic and proud all at the same time. This past weekend I went to a party wearing a shirt I bought five years ago. It’s a fabulous shirt and everytime I wear it I get compliments. But I don’t care what anyone says…I feel frumpy in it because it is old. It’s a mind set thing isn’t it. I can’t wait to be an adult again and buy myself some new duds.

  2. Stacya says:

    It is an adult feeling to spend your money on what you like, when you like. That is part of the deprived feeling I have, too. I like your blog today because it articulates what I feel so well.

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