Love For the Ta-Tas
Hi guys! How are ya?? Hope you’re having a wonderful Friday <3
I’m on break at work, but I thought I’d do a little post in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness and the project I’m doing today. (200 words for ta-tas in the window)
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Per your request, here are some of the words we’re putting up:
-Jugs
-Knockers
-Mountain Peaks
-Frontal Lobes
-Cha-chas
(I think I really expanded the search results for the blog right there, haha)
Etc etc 
You can find a full list *here* and a lot of them are pretty funny, and food related
As you guys know, October is Breast Cancer Awareness month– today, a lot of people in Orlando are wearing pink to show their support.
I never thought I’d write about this in detail on the bloggy before, but breast health is something I had an issue with a few years ago. One night, while doing the routine check thang, I found a small lump on the right side. Immediately, I feared the worst. It took quite a few tests and a full biopsy to discover what is was, but the entire process ended up being the longest, most scary and stressful month of my life. I’m very, very blessed and thankful that it was benign, removed, and ended up being something I could forget about. So please remember to check your ta-tas and get a mammogram when you’re supposed to <3 Even if you ever find something weird, it could be nothing, but it’s so important to be aware of our bodies.
What’s your favorite word for boobies? (Keep it clean, mmm k?)
xoxo,
Gina
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CHESTICLES!
i once heard them called “golden globes” on an entertainment special about the awards show. they were talking about how great madonna looked…it was hilarious!
Gina thank you for sharing that with everyone! Wow, I can only imagine how a situation like that would feel! I’m glad you are ok 🙂
I usually just call them BOOBS!
I prefer ta-ta’s! Feminine & fun! 😉 I also like thelma & louise! Hahaha!
I’m trying to make people aware of breast cancer awareness month too! It’s so important for us ladies to be our own health advocates! We need to make sure we know whats going on with our bodies & tell our doctors if we notice any changes.
Bazingas haha.
Haha…I agree with Whitney, but I say “bazangas” instead!
Money-makers. haha TOTALLY KIDDING! I prefer ta-ta’s. Although I can’t say I refer to them all that often. 😉
just boobs I guess 🙂
I also had a lump scare just recently, and they still haven’t completely figured out what it is, but it is definitely a scary time so I know what you went through.
My husband love “twin-nebagos.” Haha! Thank you, Jeff Dunham.
Bubbies!!
“The blessed set”
I kind of had the same thing happen to me as well – when I was 20! I’m only 23 now, but that was really scary for me. It ended up being fine, but getting your tots checked out is way important at any age. I think younger women take it for granted that it’s just something that happens to “older” people.
My favorite slang terms are: tots, chesticles, and lady lumps. 😀
hee… I had a friend in college who, when he’d see a low cut shirt or just showing TOO MUCH, he’d always say
“I’d Like Two Pickets To Titsburg, Please”
…I still think of that when I see a low – cut shirt. 😉
hahah!
buhzoompas! hahaha
The Twins 🙂
My dad always cracked me up when he called them ‘bazooms’, or ‘zoomers’ for short.
Thanks for this reminder and for your openness about this. My aunt was just diagnosed last year and it has become something very close to our family.
I wish mine were even big enough to name. LoL, but they would qualify more like “bug bites.” 🙁 Haha, but I’m still proud!
right on- own them! 🙂
thinking about your aunt and sending prayers <3
Funbags 😉
LOL. love it
I prefer ta-ta’s, or ‘the girls’, but a bunch of my guy friends call them the “gadonk-gadonks”… not gonna lie, it made me laugh to just type that!
The girls 🙂
I’m glad everything is fine with your ta-tas! 🙂
I’m boring, I think my favorite word is boobies.
Probably just boobs. It depends who I’m talking to though..sometimes I use other words depending on who’s listening 🙂
Your scare…thank god you’re ok. I have had a scare too. It was awful and I went thru much of what you did. My child was a year old and nursing and I was 31. Yeah, just what every new mom fears the most…dying of cancer with a new baby. Truly that scare was a huge reminder to put life in perspective..and to keep up with routine screenings, forever!!
🙂
I’ve always called them “the girls”! 🙂
WAMB-DANGLERS!
LOL! never heard that one
Umm..hmmm, I dont know what my favorite word for boobies is? I don’t usually talk about them…but if I had to choose I’d go with Ta-Tas 😛
I usually call them “my girls” or “the girls…” i.e. to my boyfriend “hey baby, the girls wanna say hi…” hahahah
great question Gina, you are too funny.
I would say ta-tas or the girls work best. 😉
I went through the exact same experience 4 years ago – glad you’re okay too! 🙂
Hi Gina,
I love your blog (although this is the first time I’ve commented!!). Breast cancer is a very important issue, and I think you’ll find this article in the new york times very interesting: http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/10/11/pink-ribbon-fatigue/?scp=1&sq=breast%20cancer&st=cse
“pink ribbon fatigue.” It’s about how there is so much “awareness” of breast cancer but little moving forward. It also brings up the conflicts of interest between breast cancer charities and the heavy funding by the pharmaceutical industries who make breast cancer drugs (i.e., it’s in their interest to keep women buying their product). One thing that the article didn’t delve into, but is worth knowing, is that many of the pharmaceutical companies have two arms: one that makes drugs for humans, and another that makes antibiotics for animals (which raises bacterial resistance) and pesticides for agriculture (many of which are carcinogenic). It’s a vicious cycle of the corporation making a profit on pesticides which cause cancer and then again making a profit when people develop cancer and are thus treated with their drugs.
I’m not trying to knock, in ANY way, the amazing work you’ve done. This blog is an inspiration and you makes so many women healthier the RIGHT way. Keep up the good work! -Claire
That would be such a scary experience. I’m glad it turned out to be nothing though! 🙂
For some reason this post made me think of that scene in Bend it like Beckham where the dressmaker says “Our designs will make even these little mosquito bites look like juicy, juicy mangoes!” LOL!
hahaha! i’ve never seen that movie.. now i want to
My favorite: Sweater puppets…also fun bags…honey does…
I usually just call them boobs, but my boyfriend calls them booby-cakes! lol
Lucy and Ethel!
The twins!
We use chi-chis. 🙂
I’m pretty sure my favorite word for boobs would be not so clean, so I’ll keep it to myself 😉
When we were kids we called them honk-honks. Now the girls or tatas
When we were kids we called them honk-honks. Now the girls or tatas