
It's seems as though the time has come to find a new swim suit. I know, I know, kinda early in the season to be on the look out, but mine is worn out and Oh how I dread just the mear thought of it all. Were taking a mini vaca (2 dayer) before things get really crazy around here, so I'm jumping in with both feet.
I do though, have to admit I admire men's indifference to bathing-suit reality. Every man thinks he looks good in his bathing suit – even those with enough back hair to weave a small rug and a beer belly of sufficient size to be a walking Budweiser billboard. I envy that kind of confidence.
Almost every woman, on the other hand, believes she surely resembles a Teletubbie in her swimsuit. We can only be persuaded to try on new ones each spring because – as with childbirth – we forget the agony endured during the experience. This seasonal amnesia allows us to set out once again on a search for the sublime suit, the one that will leave us looking like a supermodel.
When I was younger, I too was seeking a supermodel suit. I hoped to be considered bodacious in my bathing attire. Now, having a middle-aged mom midriff untouched by a surgeon's scalpel, I'm content if my beach body fails to cause vomiting or retinal damage. So with these modest goals in mind, I began my spandex search.
I thought I'd found the ideal answer on the Internet with the Virtual Model (because it is so early in the season for such a thing). See, you can now re-create yourself online by entering your measurements. Then you can try on computerized bathing suits in the privacy of your home while eating an entire carton of Haagen-Dazs. The virtual YOU maintains her shape even as the real YOU adds another 10 pounds. It doesn't get any better than that.
The virtual me turned out to be quite a hot mamma, I must say, and I eagerly anticipated the arrival of my online bathing suit.








11 comments:
Give me any old pair of shorts and I'm happy!
At my age it just really doesn't matter anymore. I swim and lay in the sun during the summer and just enjoy it all. The swim suit fits, but ...
I agree, gl!
I was looking for a bathing suit on line yesterday. I hate to get one because I am losing weight but I will be swimming for a month straight when I go on vacation. I am looking for the cheapest one I can get.
Thought I would call round whilst I had a spare moment and yes I should have known.I got a great laugh as usual.Thanx it was much needed.Guess I have to settle for a full swimsuit due to many ops many years ago on the abdomen.I just got sick of people playing noughts and crosses amongst the scars when I wore a bikini swimming or sunbathing LOL!!Hope you get what you are looking for.Have a great weekend, Take Care God Bless Kath xx
For the beach, I love boardshorts and a tank swimsuit top. They forgive a lot! Hope you found a winner!
Can't wait to see what you picked. :)
XOXO
I haven't been swimming in years, I can't even remember the last time I brought a suit. I do however enjoy reading about the exploits of you trying to find one. (Hugs)Indigo
Eekk I hate getting in a bathing suit...unless i'm only around family...lol
Enjoy your mini-vaca
Hugs
Terri
I don't do swimsuits, & I'm sure the whole world is thankful for that! LOL
My word, I know exactly what you're talking about ((giggle)) my husband's figure is a little hm... curvy and pale, but he sure doesn't mind that and he walks around in a small little swimming trunks. LUCKY! I shriek when the wind blows and my skirt shows my knees, seriously. I envy his confidence and peace within himself :o)
P.S. I've tried some virtual pictures of myself but it often shows me flawless plus-size bodies. I'll start depending on it when I see some cellulite and chub rub! LOL
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