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What kind of slimmer do you wear under your dress when you are attending a summer wedding?  Mother Blogger has discovered that the answer to looking svelte without svweating is the Wacoal Try A Little Slenderness ($58).

We have always known the dangers of text messaging while at the wheel, but Mother Blogger didn't know the dangers of text messaging while shopping.  

Mother Blogger, the concerned mama that she is, texted a few terse texts to her daughter, The Working Girl, yesterday.   But The Working Girl never responded to the text messages.  So Mother Blogger forgot about her lecture via text and continued shopping for what Charla Krupp swears is something she couldn't live without -- the Wacoal Try A Little Slenderness.

While in the fitting room trying on the slimming apparatus, Mother Blogger received a voicemail:

" Hi, lady.  I don't know who you are or what's going on with you and your daughter, but I didn't do it!"

Her first reaction to the voicemail was a lump in her throat that she first diagnosed as fear, but it turned out to be the wrong size of the Wacoal Try A Little Slenderness pushing her loose abs up to her throat.

When Mother Blogger realized she had lectured a stranger on a very personal subject, she laughed hysterically while texting 911 requesting the use of the Jaws of Life to extricate her body from the Wacoal body shaper.

After easily slipping into a size larger, Mother Blogger loved how the Wacoal Try A Little Slenderness  whittled her middle to a pre-menopausal shape.  Most importantly, the material was so light and breathable, she didn't even break a svweat.

As far as texting goes, all future lectures will be via telephone or in person!

You can purchase Wacoal body slimmers from Macy's or online.

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Source:  September issue of Woman's Day, page 44

Monday, Monday, can't trust that day.  Another Manic Monday and another FLABuLESS giveaway.  We're not only going to turn that Manic Monday frown upside-down, but you'll even Spanx us later!  Two of our readers will be confident in their own FLABuLESS skin with FLABuLESS shapewear for arms. 

"Today 63% of women still say they feel self-conscious about their arms and these are not just women who consider themselves overweight," says Lee Stevenson, creator of FLABuLESS shapewear. Thanks to the successful fall 2008 launch of the line's arm shapewear collection, women now have the option to firm and tone one of the most difficult areas to remedy with diet and exercise. "While a percentage of our customers may label themselves as overweight, many are diet conscious active women who tend to gain in the arm region creating bulges, or have simply lost skin elasticity resulting in sagging arms," says Lee.

HOW TO ENTER

You can thank Sara Blakely, an ingenious entrepreneur, who invented Spanx one night when she cut the feet out of her pantyhose to wear with white pants and open-toed shoes. Spanx-you, Sara! Spanx has a Hide-n-Sleek line and Body Shapers that smooth out every nook and cranny of your muffin top. Renee Zellweger famously sported an enormous pair of glute-squeezing briefs in the film Bridget Jones's Diary, unveiling one of women's best kept secrets - that a svelte figure wasn't always a result of diet and exercise.

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