You probably thought I fell off the map!

[Laura Banks]

Well, I did. Hey, all! Wassup? I have been super busy. Just back from San Francisco where I attended an Isagenix Top Achievers conference. What is that you ask? Well, here's the deal; I wrote the book about embracing my big fat ass, and now I've lost some of it. 13 pounds to be exact. I think it came from learning acceptance through humor - and one of the messages in the book from my angle was and still is "The first thing one must do is to love their bumpier parts, then you can lose it, keep it, we don't care." Well now I do care. I feel so much better, more energy and damnit, it was easy. So, instead of blabbing on here about how I did it, if you want to do the same, just email me straight away at [e-mail]. I really want to leave AOL. They appear to be screaming Republicans and I think I'm dating myself with this address. Other than that, I'm eating chocolate, drinking chocolate shakes, and playing with our new addition to the family, little Cooper. He's an adopted two year old Chihuahua.
So, here's the discussion, can a B-FAB Society agree to love their asses exactly the way they are and still choose to change its proportions?

[Nature]

My answer would be yes, we can love our asses exactly the way they are and still choose to chage its proportions. It's all about feeling good about yourself and self acceptance/self love. Having low self esteem never does you any good I've learned the hard way. The other night at the store I over heard a woman make a comment about my booty (does this happen w/ other guys btw?) and I took it as a compliment!