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Frances Kuffel
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the f chronicles: a life without ideas
I'm going through some terrible financial times with a book deadline (>i, a memoir about dating in my 50s) in ten weeks. Because the only things anyone really wants to know about me are how much I weigh, what I'm eating and how my dog is behaving, I have decided to start a weekly newsletter, the f chronicles.
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See http://caronthehill.blogspot.com/
for more details. The price structure will be:
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Passing for Thin: Losing Half My Weight and Finding My Self
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2004
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12 editions
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Angry Fat Girls: 5 Women, 500 Pounds and a Year of Losing It...Again
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2008
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9 editions
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Love Sick: A Memoir of Searching for Mr. Good Enough
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2014
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Eating Ice Cream with My Dog
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2011
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Angry Fat Girls
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2010
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Eating Ice Cream with My Dog: A True Story of Food, Friendship, and Losing Weight...Again by Frances Kuffel (2011-05-03)
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Passing for Thin
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Frances’s Recent Updates
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Frances Kuffel
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“Earlier that spring, in an Amazon discussion of the comments women get for being fat or losing weight, Lindsay observed that “Nobody who gets thin gets rid of their problems, they just trade them in.” The only part she got wrong is that we trade in a few problems (like airplane seats), keep the oldest ones (why we got fat, how being fat has shaped our psyches), and receive a handful of new ones in return.”
― Eating Ice Cream with My Dog
― Eating Ice Cream with My Dog
“A grin might have split me down the middle and my questions might come spilling out. Am I pretty? How much bigger am I than you? Do you love me—still love me, or love me more for having done this? Did you love me before? Was it possible to love me when I was fat? What do you love now? Am I gonna be OK—be a person, be Frances? Will I figure this out? How? What have I done?”
― Passing for Thin: Losing Half My Weight and Finding My Self
― Passing for Thin: Losing Half My Weight and Finding My Self
“Pam Peeke’s formula, “For every twenty-five pounds removed, it takes one year to mentally adjust. So be kind to yourself, okay?”
― Eating Ice Cream with My Dog
― Eating Ice Cream with My Dog
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