> I've worn t-shirts and jeans year round for years. I thought I was being pretty
> snazzy busting out a long sleeve shirt and new-ish jeans for Easter, until my wife
> pointed out that I was still essentially wearing a t-shirt and jeans.
>
> I can commiserate on the clothes not fitting, though. HR is doing a "Biggest Loser"
> contest at work. I originally kind of signed up just because they needed people to
> sign up, but I decided to really give it a shot. I've lost 21 lbs. in 4 weeks so far,
> mainly just by following my patented "Don't eat 45 tons of shit every day" diet. My
> exercise regimen is limited to chasing 2-year-olds around right now, but I'm hoping
> to get my bike on the road soon. First prize is an Epiphone Casino, I'm hopeful that
> I have a shot.
Winter clothes: things that are actually warmer than jeans, since I prefer lightweight jeans to the heavy-duty ones.
Spring clothes: jeans and long-sleeve shirts, a couple pairs of slacks, tees on warm days.
Summer clothes: lose the long sleeves, possibly wear shorts if not going anywhere (still have ugly scar around one ankle).
Fall clothes: still tees, lose the shorts again.
My shirts rarely have more than two buttons, and I wore a tie once a few years ago, but not with a suit.
I've been wearing things with elastic and draw-string waists for the past several months. I had noticed trouble keeping them on.
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