Lacey Olive Ann Brady, Olive Ann Brady

Because of my highly creative and talented friend Kelsey, I've decided I too will get into the blogging. It seems like a nice release to rant and rave to friends and family about crazy things that happen to me.
And besides, I was raised right, okay? I know better than to confront people, I talk behind their backs. Duh.
Thank you for reading, enjoy!
Fri Apr 25
peterwknox:She was “10 or 15 pounds overweight,” she said. “But growing up in Manhattan, on Park Avenue, even five pounds overweight was just too much.” She spent the better part of a decade in and out of fat camps. Diagnosed with breast cancer in 2005, she went from her regular weight of about 130 pounds to 96 pounds. “I’d go clothes shopping. … I was so happy that I needed to ask for a zero,” she said. “People thought I was either anorexic or had a coke addiction. But I felt so good being so skinny for the first time in my life.” Only in New York City where people are glad they get cancer.(via Former Fat Kids Make Predictably Uncomfortable Confessions in the ‘Observer’ — New York Magazine)

peterwknox:

She was “10 or 15 pounds overweight,” she said. “But growing up in Manhattan, on Park Avenue, even five pounds overweight was just too much.” She spent the better part of a decade in and out of fat camps. Diagnosed with breast cancer in 2005, she went from her regular weight of about 130 pounds to 96 pounds. “I’d go clothes shopping. … I was so happy that I needed to ask for a zero,” she said. “People thought I was either anorexic or had a coke addiction. But I felt so good being so skinny for the first time in my life.”

Only in New York City where people are glad they get cancer.

(via Former Fat Kids Make Predictably Uncomfortable Confessions in the ‘Observer’ — New York Magazine)