A little LESS fluffy, which is not a bad thing

[vanillafluffy]

After the food pantry this morning, I stopped in at Publix. They have a scale in the lobby---none here, and I've gotten used to keeping tabs. Now, things have see-sawed over the last few months, but of late, it's been under 300. Not a whole lot, but still, under

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[kukkurkurat]

You have PUBLIC scales? Vow. I am pretty sure we have them only at doctor's office and in the shops that sell such things.
And talking about that, has you car also shed any weight?

[pwcorgigirl]

Public scales aren't as common in the U.S. as they used to be, but when I was growing up, all sorts of places had them, especially post offices and government buildings. I suppose the idea with having them in the lobby of the post office was that someone with a large package could weigh themselves holding it and then not holding it, and do the math to come up with an accurate idea about postage.

[kukkurkurat]

Now, when you mention this, I seem to remember something similar in our post offices when I was but a wee thing... I assume the principle was the same.

[karaokegal]

YAY YOU! I'm desperately hoping that my next encounter with the EVIL SCALE GOD will give me that one more pound I'm slight obsessed with. (How's that for an oxymoron.)

[vanillafluffy]

Oh, the power of the Dread Scale God! Ain't itawful?! And I don't mean "full of awe"!

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