Low Carb Diet (atkins)

Sazbo

Well done HC hun on losing the two stone - that's brilliant!! :T Sounds like you have a lot to deal with right now - I don't think I'd cope anything like as well as you have xx You may be a bit sceptical about the low carb theory but at least it's worked for you lol:) Whereas I on the other hand, am completely sold on the science yet I have struggled to lose even a stone in nearly 6 months!:o And here I am sat here craving all sorts of bad things. Twice this morning I have had to physically restrain myself from popping out to Pret a Manger and buying an almond croissant... or 10!:rolleyes: :rotfl: And despite propping myself up with supplements I'm really struggling with tiredness, work and the whole winter thing generally I think. Oh well... ignore me and my bloomin whinging, it'll soon be christmas lol and shykins - what's all this about santa not existing?! :D

Much love to all :wave:
Sazzy xxxxxxx

Sazbo

PS - I keep meaning to ask you HC - is that your wee dog in your avvy? SO cute!

Sxx

HC_2

Yes, that's Pippa at eight weeks old or so. The day after that pic was taken we had to rush her to the vet, and very nearly lost her - and then again two weeks later. She weighed less than 700g at one point. Cost us £1000 in vet's bills to have them find out what on earth was wrong with her. She's a year old now, and healthy, bubbly and utterly beautiful!

HC_2

Saz, I lost weight easily cos I have/had a lot to lose. You're struggling cos you're a teeny-weeny thing anyway. Keep going and it'll come off, albeit slowly. Sounds as though you need some treats and some TLC.

Sazbo

HC wrote: »

Yes, that's Pippa at eight weeks old or so. The day after that pic was taken we had to rush her to the vet, and very nearly lost her - and then again two weeks later. She weighed less than 700g at one point. Cost us £1000 in vet's bills to have them find out what on earth was wrong with her. She's a year old now, and healthy, bubbly and utterly beautiful!

Awww, worth every penny!:D

HC wrote: »

Saz, I lost weight easily cos I have/had a lot to lose. You're struggling cos you're a teeny-weeny thing anyway. Keep going and it'll come off, albeit slowly. Sounds as though you need some treats and some TLC.

Thanks, you're very kind hun xx Think I'm just feeling a bit sorry for myself today, no idea why really We've got a long weekend off this weekend, so hanging on for that, tbh. Just catching up on some sleep will help loads I think. And Gilly's always good at making a fuss of me:)

Sxxx

HC_2

Sazbo wrote: »

Awww, worth every penny!:D

She is!! :j:j:j:j:j

tinkerbell84

pink68 wrote: »

on the subject of India Knight I noticed on amazon she had also produced a book of a slightly saucier nature....(and no i dont mean sauce you eat!)

Dirty Bits for Girls?

It's under my pillow

HC_2

tinkerbell84 wrote: »

Dirty Bits for Girls?

It's under my pillow

Goodness, I copy-edited that book! I work on so many that India's name didn't ring a bell.

The Anne Rice story was the one that really made my eyes pop out! But it was very nice getting paid to read such filth. I certainly wasn't tempted to fall asleep like I do with some texts...

pink68

HC wrote: »

Goodness, I copy-edited that book! I work on so many that India's name didn't ring a bell.

The Anne Rice story was the one that really made my eyes pop out! But it was very nice getting paid to read such filth. I certainly wasn't tempted to fall asleep like I do with some texts...

haha i won't mention what i was looking for at the time when i found it then...(bit worried about tink having ketchup supplies under her pillow for late night snacks...)

I've read the whole anne rice series..very in-ter-esting..my hubby quite enjoyed me reading it too!:beer:

back to a serious not..my jumpers are looking baggy round the middle:T

HC_2

pink68 wrote: »

I've read the whole anne rice series..very in-ter-esting..my hubby quite enjoyed me reading it too!:beer:

She is utterly obsessed with putting things up bottoms!