Another blog. Another post.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
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Makes you think.
What are your favourite non-scale victories?
Every inch lost.
Every size dropped.
Every “no” (just as much as every “yes”) said.
Every additional exercise.
Every time you kicked your lazy ass.
Every sober week.
Every “after”-picture
Every successful shopping trip.
Every mile run further.
Every mile run faster.
Every pound added on to the bar.
Every old shirt that fit perfectly again.
Every pair of pants that’s become loose.
Every compliment.
(Thanks to “Dedicaition” for some of the mentioned points)
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Controversial Facebook Photos of the Day: Air National Guard members Terran Echegoyen-McCabe and Christina Luna recently posted to Facebook several pics of themselves breastfeeding in fatigues — which they do all the time on Fairchild Airforce Base in Spokane, Washington – and their photos have prompted outcry from around the world.
No matter that there are no rules in military conduct against breastfeeding in uniform; one disparaging Facebook comment compared the images to “urinating and defecating.”
Fellow soldier Rita Trujillo commented: “I as one of many women who fought long and hard to be accepted and respected as fellow soldiers and the right to wear these uniforms feel shocked, angry at these published photos.”
The photos were taken for the Mom2Mom Breastfeeding Support Group,which raises awareness of women’s right to breastfeed in public.
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Seriously, who gives a flying nut? Let them breast fead their children! At least they have clothes on. Americans make such an elfin big deal about everything! Especially something so normal. I love this picture! It’s precious, its motherhood.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m4y7bcXCcO1qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
Controversial Facebook Photos of the Day: Air National Guard members Terran Echegoyen-McCabe and Christina Luna recently posted to Facebook several pics of themselves breastfeeding in fatigues — which they do all the time on Fairchild Airforce Base in Spokane, Washington – and their photos have prompted outcry from around the world.
No matter that there are no rules in military conduct against breastfeeding in uniform; one disparaging Facebook comment compared the images to “urinating and defecating.”
Fellow soldier Rita Trujillo commented: “I as one of many women who fought long and hard to be accepted and respected as fellow soldiers and the right to wear these uniforms feel shocked, angry at these published photos.”
The photos were taken for the Mom2Mom Breastfeeding Support Group,which raises awareness of women’s right to breastfeed in public.
Seriously, who gives a flying nut? Let them breast fead their children! At least they have clothes on. Americans make such an elfin big deal about everything! Especially something so normal. I love this picture! It’s precious, its motherhood.
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