Topic: now got a major incentive

I also have clothes in the wardrobe with tags on for the day when I finally get to 10.5 stone

It isn't going to happen anytime soon so I should save them the anguish & send them to the charity shop now rather than for when people will be buying them for noughties revival evenings or my daughter wearing them as "vintage"

Get them back to M&S and get two bigger pairs ~ you'll be far happier:D

My pal Dave buys "drinking pants". He showed me them in one of those good ideas booklets you get with the Saturday newspapers. You know the sort of thing, they have portable urinals and devices to catch spiders.

Anyway, drinking pants look like any other trousers but have waists which expand by about four inches, as necessary.
Liz

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. Be warned cruising definitely shrinks your clothes.:D

I knew all that sea air was definitely shrinking my clothes!!
Tarkah

Take new stuff with tags to a dress agency, they love 'em, plus you get money back to spend on new clothes. Our local one gives me 60% of the sale price back. Everyone is happyCarol

My HUBS HAS 3 D SUITe's.......:Dthe first from 2006,then 2007 and then last yr.....he actually started running so went down in sizes..but....he has stopped running through injury so he may need the middle one now:D
That was a very good deal too...2 prs of pants...excellent;)

I have the same problem, royal ascot in a few weeks and cant do my suit trousers up so on a diet just hope it holds out until our next cruise in december so i can fit in my tux.

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I have the same problem, royal ascot in a few weeks and cant do my suit trousers up so on a diet just hope it holds out until our next cruise in december so i can fit in my tux.

What's the betting on that then? Carol :D:D:D

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I knew all that sea air was definitely shrinking my clothes!!
Tarkah

Yes and it appears to happen on land too! My DH refers to it as "damp wardrobe syndrome" It's just accelerated at sea ,because of the salt!!Cynthia