Low-carb diets support thread

mazzers

sweetserendipity wrote: »

Dunno what you're on about?!

I thought you might complain about me dragging you into it


I am so bloated, dunno why, i've been good today and cant blame totm this time,
have drunk lots of water before my food tho, so it could be that.. i will probably be up half the night going to the loo and am still thirsty.

sweetserendipity

mazzers wrote: »

I thought you might complain about me dragging you into it

Moi, complain?? You must be confusing me with alias!! :rotfl:
I am so bloated, dunno why, i've been good today and cant blame totm this time,
have drunk lots of water before my food tho, so it could be that.. i will probably be up half the night going to the loo and am still thirsty.

I always need the loo during the night for the first couple of days of low-carb, drives me mad. :mad:

Did you eat the chorizo? Is that salty? Could be that's made you more thirsty?

Or you were sweating with terror so much with your son's driving lesson?!

Mercy

nerdycatlover wrote: »

12.(I wish they`d standardize sizes.) I hate jeans that don`t fit yr bum, so I thought I`d get some 12`s in a cheapo Asda range.Very peculiar fit, they were tight around the knees, big round the waist, and so low in the rise.I think I`ll just hang on for a dearer pair when my size settles.

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I know what you mean about asda jeans. They all seem to be made for the deformed, I mean, really funny shapes

Tried some t'other week, tight as owt on't legs in places, like, n baggy as all out on the hips! Didn't have a waist, maybe we tried the same pair on? Used to be able to get reasonable work wear in there now it's made with the new generation in mind. If those clothes fit em I feel sorry for em. Muffin tops r us?

Glad to have a better figure than that

Makes me feel quite pleased thinking about it. Do most of my clothes shopping in charity shops. You get a much better selection and many still have tags Always try on first though now, wont just buy n run anymore. Got too many things to ebay as testament to what a deluded idea that is It might only be £3 but if it's £3 of summat that don't fit.....

Bloke got back to me with heartfelt (but on first glance generic) total understanding. Poor bloke, bet he was as embarrassed as I was. Still, won't be risking the dvd night anytime soon

Night night good people, Monday is almost upon us

Be happy hunnies and have sweet dreams :T

Big love

MXXXXXXXXX

marrowgirl

Hello fellow fat fighters!

I've been half good today.

Brekkie: Apple
Lunch: Salad (lettuce, cucumber, cheese & seeds). cheesy/garlic dressing.
Pud: soya pancakes strawberries & splenda.
Dinner: TVP meatballs with mushrooms and (gasp) baked beans...but they were soooooo lovely.
Drink: water &1 cup tea with a smidge milk.

Feel a bit carb bloaty but ok. Have lost a little weight I think coz my boobs have shrunk but not weighing myself as I tend to get obsessed then upset and give up. Rather see how my clothes feel.

Tomorrow's plan
breaky: pancakes. Mmm.
lunch: veggie soup
Dinner: Corn frittas, spinach & cheese rosti and veggies.

Hormones up the creek (TOTM) but OH helped as he ate ALL 5 bars of the cadburys choc that plopped through the letterbox yesterday. What a sacrifice!!;)

mazzers

sweetserendipity wrote: »

I always need the loo during the night for the first couple of days of low-carb, drives me mad. :mad:

Did you eat the chorizo? Is that salty? Could be that's made you more thirsty?

Or you were sweating with terror so much with your son's driving lesson?!

I think it is the chorizo, but was thirsty before i ate it. It was lovely, from lidl, bought a whole skinny one, i sliced some up and fried it with chicken, was so tasty, had some jelly/raspberries after too.

I was sweating a bit, :rolleyes: it was the first time i've gone on the main road with him, but he was very good. :j

Marrowgirl, who is plopping cadburys choc through your letterbox??

marrowgirl

mazzers wrote: »

Marrowgirl, who is plopping cadburys choc through your letterbox??

Mr Postie. I won them on the Cadburys comp on the forum. Was hoping for the Wii but OH seems happy with the chocs!

HC_2

Perhaps the thread should be changed to 'Support thread for people who can't stick to LC diet'. I'm one of those, sadly.

DD works at Waitrose on Saturdays and brings home the most amazing things for pennies. Yesterday among her spoils was a lemon cheesecake, of which I ate half this evening. I'd like to think it's my hormones telling me what my body requires (heard that one before ) but indeed I think it was pure greed and a 7-month abstinence from yummy sweet things. Twas v delicious tho. Other than that, I've been quite good this week. However, one small binge can undo all saintliness, as we know.

Not tried Asda for clothes, though I hear pretty good things about them. Have picked up the odd T-shirt in Sainsbury's lately, and I reckon they're better quality than the cheapo fabric and cut that M&S are into lately.

mazzers

marrowgirl wrote: »

Mr Postie. I won them on the Cadburys comp on the forum. Was hoping for the Wii but OH seems happy with the chocs!

Wow.. well done:beer:


Think i'll give those comps a try

aliasojo

OMG! You lot cant have gab! I went to bed with a book last night about 7ish as I'd had enough of my lot and I wanted space.

Mercy....I dont know what to say ...so I'm just gonna do this > :rotfl:. Never knock attention, girl.

Nice to see you got back in one piece mazzers...I remember those days well. :rolleyes: Son passed first time but even now I only go out with him driving under sufference.

marrowgirl...nice to see you have a supportive OH.

I want Badger's boobs! Well, not actually hers iyswim...I would just like to be her size rather than the 'knock you out' jobs I have at the moment. :rotfl:

Anyway..........we all ready and up for a new start again?

I have put on 7lbs exactly :eek: over the last wee while which is a bit annoying but hey ho.....I'm still 2 stone lighter than I was when I started. (Oooooooh get me, being all positive :rotfl:) I have a shed load of cooked chicken ready and waiting in the fridge and loads of organic free range eggs so I'm a-ready.

My OH has decided he's going to start eating more healthily today too and although he wont be doing Atkins...at least it will help not seeing him stuffing his face with biscuits, cheese on toast etc. :rolleyes:

Gotta go put a bobble in daughter's hair. See you later.

HanSpan

Ted_Hutchinson wrote: »

Fat Head [DVD] [2008] [US Import] All Regions £8.67 + £1.21shipping

I've ordered mine.

Mine's arrived and despite it saying all regions it won't play in my DVD - I got it from supermart_usa.