Low-carb diets support thread

sarahs999

Thanks Alias and MAzzers. Feeling more human this morning - no headache but platoon of phlegm in my throat and chest. Nasty taste in my mouth too which on top of the ketosis means there needs to be a six yard perimeter fence around me to stop people being flattened by halitosis. Nice.

angie_baby

Hi All,

Im starting out on phase one again today.

Was just thinking about dinner, whats your best LC dinner? No expense spared? Im thinking steak and asparagus with some sort of cheese / cream sauce?

Im after ideas really and just wondered what your favs are?

Thanks

sweetserendipity

angie_baby wrote: »

Was just thinking about dinner, whats your best LC dinner? No expense spared? Im thinking steak and asparagus with some sort of cheese / cream sauce?

Im after ideas really and just wondered what your favs are?

Pretty basic really, but I lurve roast chicken, cauliflower mash & either a creamy mushroom sauce or cheesy leek sauce. Nomnomnom :drool:

aliasojo

It's official. I am in a seriously bad mood. I want to kill people. I've had bread. I dare you to say anything about it.

I've just been to the dump with a huge triffid I dug up out of my garden. The (old...'I've earned the right to dither') man in front dumped his stuff in the skip and then proceeded to tidy up his trailer and move his tools about etc. Could he not have moved over just a bit to do that and let me in? Nope, apparently he couldn't, he had to block the skip until he had finished. I normally smile at people...I didn't smile at him.

The woman in the garage decided to have a lengthy chat with someone before taking the ridiculous amout of £51 off me for filling up my car. My time is as precious as hers, is it not?!

I went to Morrisons and bought wine and bread and ready made curry. I'm now on the couch. In isolation. It's safer.

Sunnyday

aliasojo wrote: »

It's official. I am in a seriously bad mood. I want to kill people. I've had bread. I dare you to say anything about it.

I've just been to the dump with a huge triffid I dug up out of my garden. The (old...'I've earned the right to dither') man in front dumped his stuff in the skip and then proceeded to tidy up his trailer and move his tools about etc. Could he not have moved over just a bit to do that and let me in? Nope, apparently he couldn't, he had to block the skip until he had finished. I normally smile at people...I didn't smile at him.

The woman in the garage decided to have a lengthy chat with someone before taking the ridiculous amout of £51 off me for filling up my car. My time is as precious as hers, is it not?!

I went to Morrisons and bought wine and bread and ready made curry. I'm now on the couch. In isolation. It's safer.

Lol thought that it was only us that got stuck behind the worlds slowest person at the tip :rotfl:

Morrisons ready made curries are really nice though

Did you get naan too? I did Garlic and coriander.

I was so hungry i went to the petrol station and bought a sarnie, cheese & onion, the mayo was lc though

I shall be having the rest of last nights byriani for tea later and i shall be drinking the wine that wouldn`t fit in the bottle from last night - its in a jam jar atm as that was the only thing to hand when the last bottle was overflowing I shall be absolutely mingingly p!ssed by the time that DH arrives home as he said that he would be late.

Looking forward to it actually, the time that i start is only determined by the time that the handyman leaves. I shall try not to post anywhere after i`ve had some larrups as it would be embarrassing trying to delete it all in the morning

SD

aliasojo

Sunnyday wrote: »

Looking forward to it actually, the time that i start is only determined by the time that the handyman leaves. I shall try not to post anywhere after i`ve had some larrups as it would be embarrassing trying to delete it all in the morning

SD

:rotfl:

I'm sat here eyeing up the bottle as I type. I don't even feel ashamed. :rotfl:

sarahs999

This appears to have become the total lush thread.

aliasojo

Is that a bad thing?

Sunnyday

aliasojo wrote: »

:rotfl:

I'm sat here eyeing up the bottle as I type. I don't even feel ashamed. :rotfl:

I never do i don`t drink much these days but sometimes i can get up in the morning and fancy a small nip of something, can`t usually as i`m working or will be driving later.

If you`ve no plans why not? My best was before christmas when i was batch cooking in the kitchen, most of the wine ended up in me rather than the cooking and i was plastered by 10am had a little nap and was fine later

Make sure you have everything in that you need first. Walking down to the nearest 24 hour shop for that must have bar of choccy at 2am in the rain when you can`t see straight or stand up is a real challenge

SD

aliasojo

Sunnyday wrote: »

Make sure you have everything in that you need first. Walking down to the nearest 24 hour shop for that must have bar of choccy at 2am in the rain when you can`t see straight or stand up is a real challenge

SD

:rotfl:

I wouldn't have that problem. Small Highland town, there's nothing here that opens for that long, lol.

The nearest 24 hour Tesco is a 30 mile round trip away.