Get Spooking & Slimming for Halloween - Slimming World support thread 2017
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Kathrynha - have you tried cheesy cheddars? Not sure what the suns are but I find they help when I get nausea ....though please disregard if I'm talking carp!
Saw that programme & tbh it was a waste of 90 minutes. In fairness - and I'm not biased in any shape or form but of all those diets, SW was the only one you could actually live whilst doing ....or live with someone whilst they were doing it.
Tonight has been a defrosted chilli portion together with cauliflower rice which is definitely an acquired taste........0 -
Everyone's food bills are so different. It depends what you eat, how many in your family etc. Both can be equally on plan SW wise. Sirloin stEakring and quails eggs are on plan as much as value pasta and value tinned tomatoes, yet have a vast price difference. All that matters is whether or not people can afford their food bills.Zebras rock0
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haras_nosirrah wrote: »why not just do the dust diet - 28 days of eating nothing but dust. You will lose loads of weight and its free so clearly the best £1 for 1lb diet out there - you will die but its a small price to pay
:rotfl: They need to put you on that show!
My food bills have been astronomical lately between cooking good SW food from scratch all week, then having a massive chocolate binge on a weekend - the worst of both worlds
Welcome back MissTeach - don't be disheartened by the relatively small losses, it's all in the right direction!
Well my day was pretty unhealthy yesterday, in terms of not actually eating very much. I skipped breakfast, then had lunch out. I didn't go for any pasta after all as it was all in creamy sauces and didn't contain much veg, so I had the melanzana parmiggiana (sp?) which is normally layered baked aubergines in a tomato sauce with a lot of cheese, but yesterday turned out to be a kind of ratatouille-stuffed aubergine with salad and a few syns of cheese and oil but overall seemed much more on plan than the pastas would have been :A I was then not hungry enough to eat before running club, then we had the committee meeting and it was after 9.30 by the time I got home so I just had a banana and Options hot choc.
In positive news, I went to run club and joined in with the beginners' group. I'm a qualified run leader so I supported a lady who is starting to run from scratch and has lots of problems in her legs, back and lungs, and is rather overweight. We alternated walking and jogging slowly between lampposts for over two miles and it was such an achievement for her, and for me with my bad ankle. I did lots of stretches afterwards and my ankle was only as stiff as it normally is this morning so that's a real breakthrough. Oh and it felt so good to be out doing something again!!!
Sorry I'm rambling...
B - Banana
D - BNS, carrot and sweet potato soup, bread and butter
T - Salmon with stir fried broccoli and grated carrot
HEA - Milk
HEB - 2x WM crustless bread
Syns - Sugar in coffee (3), butter (3), hot choc (2) = 8
Weigh day tomorrow and I haven't peeked all week - eeep!Weightloss: 14.5/65lb0 -
Welcome back Miss Teach. It must be really difficult sticking to plan in school holidays. I can struggle enough with one week off, never mind six.
Today's plan:
Breakfast - fruit
Lunch - toast
Dinner - Curry
Snacks - fruit, ginger sweets, cereal bars (giving the quavers a day off)
HA - milk
HB - bread
Syns - ginger sweets and cereal barsZebras rock0 -
Welcome back Miss Teach. Good plan to get back to where you were by October half term; and then further by Christmas.
Went to WI this morning and it was a small gain of 0.5lb which takes me to bang on target. I'm OK with that.
Still using stuff up, although needed to do a bit of shopping. Wanted to get some Kentish cherries but Tesco didn't have any - only had Canadian ones. Bought those last week and they were horrible - hard & dry! so wouldn't buy them again. Only fruit at a fairly reasonable price which isn't a hard fruit like apples, pears etc which I don't like was grapes. I know it's not Speed but they'll do for now.
Today's plan:
B -strawberries - after WI
L - chicken, jacket potato, beans
D - fish pie, veg - 4 syns for sauce
HEA - milk
HEB - no idea but perhaps some Ryvita (nothing else suitable in the cupboard, LOL!)
Syns - 4 for sauce in fish pie; possibly a couple for very low fat spread
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Please can I join your challenge?
I want to lose 1st and a half. I lost 3.5lb yesterday at weigh in will that count?
So far this is my second sw time around and I'm on 4st 31/2 lb at the moment. I've got to lose 12/13stone so I'm a quarter way through!0 -
Doodlebug5 wrote: »Please can I join your challenge?
I want to lose 1st and a half. I lost 3.5lb yesterday at weigh in will that count?
So far this is my second sw time around and I'm on 4st 31/2 lb at the moment. I've got to lose 12/13stone so I'm a quarter way through!
Hello & welcome to our lovely thread.
Of course you can join the challenge.
Katheryna will be along soon to sign you up.
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weigh in day today
down 2 lb so 7lb to go to target.I am a Mortgage Adviser
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Doodlebug5 wrote: »Please can I join your challenge?
I want to lose 1st and a half. I lost 3.5lb yesterday at weigh in will that count?
So far this is my second sw time around and I'm on 4st 31/2 lb at the moment. I've got to lose 12/13stone so I'm a quarter way through!
That is a great achievement well done, and welcome xharas_nosirrah wrote: »weigh in day today
down 2 lb so 7lb to go to target.
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Evening
Not caught up, but really peeded off great start to new challenge + 1/2lb, not even been naughty:(
Back later cooking teaSealed pot challenge number 003 £350 for 2015, 2016 £400 Actual£345, £400 for 2017 Actual £500:T:T £770 for 2018 £1295 for 2019:j:j spc number 22 £1,457Stopped Smoking 22/01/15:D:D::dance::dance:- 5 st 1 1/2lb :dance::dance:0
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