Re: A surprising statement.

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In a message dated 3/10/2003 2:35:59 PM Pacific Standard Time,

sonofmosiah@... writes:

> Well, as a man, I'll venture a guess and say it means he loves you, Ann.

> Also, it may mean he is a bit uncomfortable with the change.

>

> Jim

>

Hi Jim!

I thought probably he was feeling a little uncomfortable with the change. He

has only known me (since I have been overweight all my life -- since as early

as age 4) as a heavy woman. I don't know how you get to the part about he

loves me. Don't get me wrong, I do know he loves me, even though he isn't

the romantic, mushy kind of guy (oh, but in those early days, no one could

out-romance him)!

Thanks for the input, Jim, a man's translation always helps!

Hugs and blessings, Ann

[Guest guest]

Well, as a man, I'll venture a guess and say it means he loves you, Ann.

Also, it may mean he is a bit uncomfortable with the change.

Jim

A surprising statement.

Day before yesterday my dear hubby and I were talking about my weight

loss

and he said, " Okay, you're done, you can stop losing now. " I just about

swallowed my teeth (and they are my own teeth)! I have lost nearly 70

of the

150 pounds I need to lose, but, as far as I am concerned, I am FAR from

being

" done! " I don't know what brought this statement on, and when I asked,

he

didn't say much of anything else.