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Cookie monster,
To help you with your OS weight loss journey, why don't you turn this into a diary of the OS exercise you did each day.If Plan A fails, remember there are 25 more letters0 -
Cookie monster,
To help you with your OS weight loss journey, why don't you turn this into a diary of the OS exercise you did each day.
Guilt tripping. :eek:
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Cookie monster,
To help you with your OS weight loss journey, why don't you turn this into a diary of the OS exercise you did each day.
That's a great idea. You could maybe get others to join in if you wanted and swap OS methods of exercise. I know theres a diet thread but this is exercise right?!
Good idea about the hot water bottles. Id rather associate mine with heat and comfortA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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zippychick wrote: »That's a great idea. You could maybe get others to join in if you wanted and swap OS methods of exercise. I know theres a diet thread but this is exercise right?!
Good idea about the hot water bottles. Id rather associate mine with heat and comfort
:eek: Not hot water bottles. :rolleyes: Drinking water bottles. Should have made myself clearer.
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patchwork_cat wrote: »Ohh now I am spooked - I have just gone on map my walk and it came up with a map of the world. I randomly clicked on the UK and the town thatcame up was my town, ohh big brother is watching me!
I just tried it and although it didn't get my little town, it did get one of the two closest big towns to me!
I think it has more to do with google than big brother tho.0 -
Yes Geordie joe you are right I just did it again and definately clicked on Devon - opposite end of the country and my town came up again - still I feel like BB is watching me or should that be google! Just as well I don't want to plot a route for my MIL, isn't it!0
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great thread. I am having a similar dilemma.
I have gym membership costing me £29.60 a month and have 3 stone to lose.
My sub is a good deal, it was during a promotion a few years ago and currently normal price is £40 which a lot of my friends are paying.
To walk into the gym off the street is about £7 a time.
Or I can pay an annual £30 and pay £5 a visit.
Either way I think I need to go about 5 or 6 times a month either way to make it worth what I pay.
Its all fine, and I go most weeks once if not twice, but each time I have to put the baby in the creche costing me £2.25 a time. So twice a week for the month is about £18 on top of the £29.60
Total cost £48 a month
The baby will be at preschool next year so then it wont cost me the extra £18.
I constantly think I should give it up.
It would be fine in the summer, I would walk loads with the baby between school and preschool trips for the other ones. And I can go running in the evenings.
Maybe I should just then pay to go swimming in the winter ? Wouldnt run in the winter cos its too dark at night.
I have a Wii Fit so I SHOULD use that and I have a couple of used-once exercie DVDs. I am not very committed at home though.
Oh oh just realised I can run in the day when baby older and at preschool!
I have also just realied that over the school holidays I dont go at all because DS is too old for the creche.
Right thats it, I have decided to QUIT THE GYM !!!!!!!!!
WOOOHOOOO Thanks cookie_monster for helping me make my mind up
You have just saved me £48 a month!!!
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There is a thread in the freebies section about free swimming being available from 1st April 2009. See below for more details
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1523475Divorce all finished- now to start saving for a better future!0 -
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Idiophreak wrote: »I go swimming a bit - the local pool's something like £3 a time - doing that twice a week is still cheaper than the gym.
I swim a lot too. It's worth asking if your local pool do a saver deal for regular use. Pay as you go at my pool costs £3 but instead I can actually get unlimited use for 6 months for £90 if I pay in advance for a swimsaver. Even if I just swam twice a week that would save me £54. As it is I swim much more than that so end up saving something like £400 a year. Most local authority pools do something like this. With some it is saver cards, others have loyalty cards where your 10th swim is free etc...Yeah, whatever. I'm a grown up, I can take it...0
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