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  • LilMissEmmylou
    LilMissEmmylou Posts: 1,721 Forumite
    wanttobeasaver - id say either will work as a woman should have 2000 in a day, but its up to u how much u would rather stick to in order to ditch the lbs faster :)
  • Puzzledbubbles
    Puzzledbubbles Posts: 1,853 Forumite
    ive bin bad - ready - everyone shout at puzzled now!!!!!!

    we went to burger king :(

    But i had a bacon double cheesburger rather than my fav XL bacon double cheeseburger - about 200 less calories

    And i had a super cheap lunch (infact it was free because it was left over pasta from last night)

    so um, im very naughty, but kinda good lol

    and Blueeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee where are youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
  • bluejeans
    bluejeans Posts: 552 Forumite
    Eveing all, I'm here puzzled, just loggged on and reading through posts

    jo x
    1st January 2012 £2500 and 56lbs debts
    22nd Oct 2014 £1500 and 42lbs debts
  • bluejeans
    bluejeans Posts: 552 Forumite
    puzzled BIG SHOUT, WHAT YOU PLAYING AT ? Get your A*se into gear. When you say you are bad, Whats up exactly ? Concider yourself "kicked up the A*se" unless you can explain yourself and we may forgive you and help you.

    Jo x
    1st January 2012 £2500 and 56lbs debts
    22nd Oct 2014 £1500 and 42lbs debts
  • LilMissEmmylou
    LilMissEmmylou Posts: 1,721 Forumite
    oh no... i defrosted 2 flapjacks and ate them :( not good. They didnt even taste good from the microwave - i dunno why i did it grrrr.

    Other than that i was ok, i had 2 slim fasts and 2 bolognese sarnies for lunch.

    Ordered the gillian mckeith 24 hour detox tonight to try out. Apparent the side effect aint pretty but its effective for a detox - so it might help me to stop craving junk food. Fingers crossed!
  • bluejeans
    bluejeans Posts: 552 Forumite
    Emmylou Hiya, yeah I'm a bit of a "tree hugger" I have actually got a picture of me "tree hugging". I try to do my best at being green ! I have an allotment and grow all I can, shred all I can and put it on the compost Heep. I have been looking at worm farms on the net, as i really fancy one. that would be for food waste. I don't do carry bags now either. So i am trying where i can.

    Jo x
    1st January 2012 £2500 and 56lbs debts
    22nd Oct 2014 £1500 and 42lbs debts
  • bluejeans
    bluejeans Posts: 552 Forumite
    Emmylou, if the flapjacks were cr*p from the mic, you may as well bin whats left.

    My day been OK (ish) no breakfast, I don't do breakfast just cant stomach it, salmon sandwiches for lunch ( friend paid today) jacket potato for tea, with salad and cheese savory and OH just brought me up to salad sandwiches. So good i would say. And of course the wine, on with 2nd glass but thats all.

    Jo x
    1st January 2012 £2500 and 56lbs debts
    22nd Oct 2014 £1500 and 42lbs debts
  • piglet6
    piglet6 Posts: 1,532 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    Hi all wave.gif

    Sorry not to get on here yesterday - it was a long day and I was out in the evening and didn't get home until nearly 1am...but I wasn't partying, so I kind of kept on track of the food situation. On the downside, I had to collect my car from the garage steeringwheel.gif where it had had a full service and various new bits replaced (including part of the exhaust) which set us back £300. Luckily we had budgetted for it, so it was fully paid for and we didn't have to use a credit card!

    Today has been work at 2nd job. Walked there and back, so saved £1.80 bus fare and built up a bit of a sweat because it is nearly 2 miles each way and London was warm today! th_sunsmilie.gif Have agreed to do some extra hours for the next few weeks which will help the cashflow situation a bit, so that is good.

    Food-wise today, I have been quite good - weetabix and skimmed milk for breakfast, took healthy sandwiches to work for lunch, and stopped off and bought some corn on the cob (half price in Sainsbury's) which I was really fancying for dinner. Mr P doesn't like corn on the cob, so he had sausage and chips from the chippy(:eek:!!!!). I soooooo wanted his dinner, but stuck to mine (didn't even snaffle one chip :A - knew if I did I would cave in and eat loads!:rotfl:) - spurred on by the fact that it is weigh-in for me tomorrow!goodscales.gif Am feeling pretty proud of myself for resisting... Of course, the halo slipped a bit when I had a slice of sponge cake for afters :p, and then a curly wurly - but I'm guessing that they still must be better than sausage and chips, right?! signlol.gif

    Anyway, have waffled enough.;) Welcome to all new members since I was here last, and hello to all the regulars - hope you are all doing well! :D

    Piglet
  • bluejeans
    bluejeans Posts: 552 Forumite
    Queen.Bess I count cals as opposed to anything else. I do 1500 a day. That way you have a better choice of things to eat. i have lots of diet info but not sure if you are allowed to cut and paste bits on here. Only one way to find out !!!

    Jo x
    1st January 2012 £2500 and 56lbs debts
    22nd Oct 2014 £1500 and 42lbs debts
  • bluejeans
    bluejeans Posts: 552 Forumite
    Hiya piglet WAY TO GO MY GIRL well impressed. fab choices you made to day.

    jo x
    1st January 2012 £2500 and 56lbs debts
    22nd Oct 2014 £1500 and 42lbs debts
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