of chicken cutlets and strings

[sistawendy]

OK, either major bra manufacturers or Fred Meyer don't think 38A is a size you can make money from. So, 36A. Le sigh. Nibs taught me a new term: "chicken cutlets".

Speaking of Nibs, I rented season 1, disc 1 of The L Word recently because, among other reasons, I've never seen any of it. Nibs asked, "You're not going to turn into a big lesbian on me, are you?" We'll see, Nibs. We'll see.

Also speaking of Nibs, she's asked me to start staying over at the Abbey two nights a week instead of the previous one. Yes, the dog does get everyone up early, but 1) she wanted me out of the house as much as I did, 2) sooner or later we'll have to split up completely, and 3) I just don't wanna. Says she, she doesn't get any sleep at night because of her meds, and a giant, rambunctious puppy doesn't help. I'm sure both of those are true. The thing is, her first instinct is still to call me: the other day she asked me to do her Costco run because she can't lift a flat of bottled water. I think we'll be talking about this in couples counselling.

Comments

[arjache.livejournal.com]

I don't think I've ever seen a 38A in brick and mortar stores, but One Hanes Place (http://www.onehanesplace.com) offers a few reasonably-priced 38A bras. When I've ordered bras from them in the past, I've found the best strategy is to order several different models and sizes, try them on, and then return the ones that don't fit.

(This is reminding me that I really need to get refitted. Bleh.)

[sistawendy.livejournal.com]

Well, I'm hoping I won't be an A cup for too terribly long, and the 36's do seem tolerable, at least in comparison to the sports bras that I've been wearing for the last six months.