Comments on: Bonafide Big Girl Bombshell – Kirstie Alley

By: Crystal

Crystal — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 21:30:50 +0000

What a great post! I seriously LOVED it! I agree, I don’t think you have to be all thin, and in perfect shape to help others with weight loss and eating habits. It’s about how you can relate to others in your situation. It’s about sharing your struggles and achievements along the way.
I’m lovin your blog, just became a follower. Thank you for helping spread the word about Kelcie and MS. I sure appreciate you sharing with everyone.
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By: Rebecca

Rebecca — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 16:11:25 +0000

Good Morning lady! Just wanted to let you know we included you in our Laugh it Off Letter for this week. We hope you get a few new visitors from our lovely group of newsletter subscribers.

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By: All Women Stalker

All Women Stalker — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 03:01:25 +0000

I agree. One of the biggest bombshells who is subjected to the public eye is Queen Latifah.

Now, about Kirstie Alley. I wish she’d look within herself more and find why she’s always struggling with her weight. How can she create a program for people when she, herself, is not working out her own problems? There’s just something off about her. I’m not being critical or anything but it seems like all I hear from her are excuses. I know it’s hard so I guess it’s twice as hard for her because she’s under public scrutiny. But I wish….

By: Jody - Fit at 52

Jody - Fit at 52 — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 02:37:01 +0000

It has been a crazy weekend for me so just seeing this. I liked Kirstie until I saw her on Oprah last couple of times (before this new one). Her mindset was totally off to me like she really did not want to work for it. This time, it remains to be seen. I am in a wait & see mode…

By: Kelly

Kelly — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 14:19:34 +0000

I try to live by Pollan’s rules for eating. I’ve found they are common sense and open enough to eat junk every once in awhile without feeling like you might as well drown yourself in a creme-filled donut.

I love Ruby. I feel like she’s keeping it real-real. I thought it was hilarious on Oprah when Kirstie’s staff says how much she needs to weigh to get to 140 and her head snaps up as she tells them, “You weren’t supposed to say that out loud.” This is the same woman who said she only lost 40 lbs on Jenny Craig. Why lie about your weight when you’re supposed to be a role-model for weight loss? Ruby didn’t mess with that crap.

Anyway, stopping by for the tea party and I think you’re fabulous!

By: Jen

Jen — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 05:39:49 +0000

Reading Michael Pollan’s works are a good idea. It comes down to education for me–the more I read about nutrition and try to make it fun, the better off I feel. Patrick Holford’s The Optimum Nutrition Bible is good, even though some disagree with his “nutrition can cure everything” approach. Nutrition certainly can’t hurt, and money spent on eating well will likely lower the money spent on doctors and prescriptions. I know that eating sugar as much as I would like to will lead to awful blood sugar fluctuations, probable weight gain, and an addict’s craving for more, but Holford explained it as not only that but that sugar and empty calories actually deplete your body of the nutrients it needs. That put a whole new spin on it for me. Our bodies are supposed to be cared for and nourished. I don’t really want to treat my body like a toxic waste dump anymore. I’ve been almost morbidly obese to almost underweight and now until recently (in progress, really) beat myself up for being slightly overweight.

I admire my friend Janet who will tell you she is a voluptuous beautiful sexy woman. She has lost some weight and would be considered obese, but her smile and manner are wonderful to see. Confidence is attractive.

By: Sarah Lulu

Sarah Lulu — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 23:57:48 +0000

I was just trying to think and Missa (above me there) said Queen Latifah ..YES!!! I agree.

My own friend Leisa in real life here is gorgeous and a bombshell.

I’ve been doing my own thing …eating better …I follow carbs for breakfast then protein and vegie/salad for lunch dinner and fruit in between (that’s it very quickly) …and I’ve lost 8 kilos in 6 weeks! Walking is what else I do.

I do feel so much better already ..only 20 more to go before my cruise in August. I feel very confident that with God’s help I can do it. xx

By: Missa

Missa — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 16:45:56 +0000

In the public eye: I really like Queen Latifah. She is a good entertainer and is so beautiful. She always has wonderful designers dressing her up in real fashions, despite her size. I love that. It gives me inspiration to glam it up from time to time.

In the private eye: I really like my girlfriend Rose. She is in her early 40′s, but works for the phone company climbing telephone polls and installing phone and cable service. To me, she is a glam rockstar, hangin’ with the boys. Total bombshell.