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Feeling foolish
I needed a rag, and not having one handy, grabbed (and cut up) what I thought was a no-longer-usable bra. On closer examination, it seems to be one that merely needed washing. (Now, of course, it is far from usable, having had a chunk cut out of the band.) This leads to wondering where the dead bra is (did I actually get sensible and throw it away?) and to the dismal realization that now I'm definitely having to go bra shopping, which is no fun at all.
I wonder if the front-closing sports bra I picked up at random at K-Mart a couple of weeks ago will do for all-day wear. For that matter, I wonder how many usable bras I actually own (things sometimes get tossed in a drawer and forgotten about, if they seem not quite right, but a bra that seems not quite right at one time may turn out to be okay six months, or two weeks, later).
ETA: I'm not particularly looking for sources of bras at the moment. However, if you feel so moved, it has to be 42C and non-underwire.
I wonder if the front-closing sports bra I picked up at random at K-Mart a couple of weeks ago will do for all-day wear. For that matter, I wonder how many usable bras I actually own (things sometimes get tossed in a drawer and forgotten about, if they seem not quite right, but a bra that seems not quite right at one time may turn out to be okay six months, or two weeks, later).
ETA: I'm not particularly looking for sources of bras at the moment. However, if you feel so moved, it has to be 42C and non-underwire.