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The giving up/cutting down alcohol support thread! Part 3

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  • Hopeful34
    Hopeful34 Posts: 79 Forumite
    Morning all! Fay and BB, what's the book, could do with some inspiration to make my bed! That sounds awful!

    Off to get weighed. Uh-oh! Think it's going to be bad. Must find very lightweight clothes!

    Have a good day!
  • jo1972
    jo1972 Posts: 8,901 Forumite
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    edited 10 June 2009 at 9:25AM
    Back from the school run and just popping on to say thanks to Fay :A:A:A

    Was just walking up the path with DS to take him to school and a Royal Mail van pulled up and said 'ay up luv, got a parcel for yah 'ear. I wondered why he was giving my ear a parcel first of all. Then he jumped out with a big box (lots of postage, you naughty girl :naughty::naughty: (now I owe you a parcel!) and it was full to the brim of pairs of wellies for practically the entire household, a pair of posh secataurs for the brambles and suchlike and..........CHOKLIT (and lots of it! :D):EasterBun oh my god I love choklit. Thank you so so much for cheering up my day :D

    ETA: hold on a minute.....slugs :confused: didn't see the slugs *better check the wellies before I put them on*

    Another ETA: DD2 is now walking round the house with nothing but her new wellies on, it's a good look, maybe I should give it a go to frighten the household and the cockatiel?? :rotfl:
    DFW Nerd no. 496 - Proud to be dealing with my debts!!
  • 40somethingmum
    40somethingmum Posts: 2,513 Forumite
    fayjmck wrote: »
    Isn't alcohol the famous Scottish pastime our pubs aren't really designed for anything but drinking, none of your fancy english type lovely inns and pubs here (no offence - I am Scottish after all)

    Waves to the scottish contingent :)

    And of course the other forgieners:rotfl:(no offence meant I sound english therefore I am often considered a forgiener in my own country)


    :hello: Scottish wuman waves back . Hi Fay.

    40SM
  • 40somethingmum
    40somethingmum Posts: 2,513 Forumite
    Morning all .

    Hope you are all feeling better . Lots of hugs to BB and Jo. ((( :kisses3:))).

    Here are the latest scores on the doors . I am so busy taking note of everyone's scores that I have no idea how I am doing :eek::o

    Have a good day everyone . Catch you later . Oh and welcome to Biglass.

    40SM:o
    THE JUNE ALCOHOL FREE CHALLENGE
    Let’s do something different instead


    MEMBERS COMMITTED TO OUR JUNE CHALLENGE ARE AS FOLLOWS :
    1 – Miss Piggy Target af days for June: 30, Actual 8
    2 – 115K Target af days for June is: 30, Actual 2
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  • jo1972
    jo1972 Posts: 8,901 Forumite
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    edited 10 June 2009 at 9:36AM
    Fay, I also want to know what the book is, making the bed is definately a seriously uninteresting thing, what would possess you to want to make it before you're about to climb in it :confused:

    Biglass, glad you're posting again :) tell me, how does drinking and nightshifts work? I used to work all day then drink in the evening before bed. Do you drink all evening and go into work p!ssed or get back from work and have drink for breakfast or what? That would screw me up completely :rotfl: hope you have a good sleep x

    Miss P, I think (personally speaking), that you should only give up one thing at a time and if you're concentrating on quitting or cutting down on the booze, everything else should be put aside, eat and be happy!! Or, if you don't agree, I think that scary woman sounds like a good idea, espesh if it's free :D:D :beer:

    BHB, your story reminds me of my neighbours a few weeks ago when their cat somehow brought in a live blackbird, the thing was bigger than the cat itself, plus it was completely alive and not injured (frightened though!) and she managed to get it through the cat flap :confused:. It happened early in the morning and my neighbour sleeps in the nude so ran round the house starkers after this bird trying to get it through the front door :rotfl:

    Hopeful, I used to go to WeightWatchers years ago and we used to queue up to be weighed and you'd watch everyone removing all their jewellery before they got weighed incase it tipped the scales down another LB :rotfl: good luck at the weighers :D:D

    Morning 40SM :wave:

    Off to eat choklit (oh and lucky for me, DD2 came in whilst opening the parcel and was so in awe of her new wellies that she didn't notice me removing the choklit and hiding it :cool:)

    xx
    DFW Nerd no. 496 - Proud to be dealing with my debts!!
  • jo1972
    jo1972 Posts: 8,901 Forumite
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    4 – Jo1972 Target af days for June: 0 Actual 10

    40SM, you've put me down as a 10, which obviously means you have complete faith in me for tonight, plus as everyone else is on a 9, I'm winning :D:D:D
    DFW Nerd no. 496 - Proud to be dealing with my debts!!
  • :hello:Just little old me waving again....!

    Still bouncing like tigger on speed :j despite everyday life trying to get in the way, I will not be defeated off this road i've chosen to follow. Another AFD yesterday so that brings me to 8 for June, that's more AFD's i've had in one month than in the last 3 years, when I managed 1... :eek:

    The Rabbit in the shower room....lol :rotfl:

    I had a strange cat in the house yesterday, scaring my kitty's and piles of the brown stuff in random places around the house (unfortunately I got to clear that up!), followed by argument with the OH.. etc etc.. isn't life fun...!


    :grouphug: Big hugs to all. Hope you have a nice day. x
    AFD - J 19 J 11 A 2 S 10 Oct 6 N 0/?
    J GC - £282-47 A - £232-36 - S - £308-93 Oct - £399.34
    MC Hol - £153/551.88 28% PAID!!
    CHRISTMAS 09 - 9 PRESENTS SORTED...
  • orchid-96
    orchid-96 Posts: 686 Forumite
    Hi all, everyone seems quite chipper this morning which is nice, I have just eaten a sausage and egg mcmuffin and a coffee as my twins are in nursery all day today and I don't have to work today :j:j but I do need to do some housework or dh will come in and say 'what u been doin all day!!'

    am going to sort out my pram to put on ebay today (its a double one) and also get started on my nhs job application - I am applying for a job working with adults with learning disabilities which is a new direction for me...

    Jo lol to your dd in the wellies :rotfl: and we all have complete faith in you xx

    I too have been taking berocca but havn't really noticed any feelings of extra energy! but I do eat quite healthily with fruit and veg and stuff so maybe it is more beneficial to people who perhaps have a worse diet to start with :confused:

    BHB The rabbit thing eeeeuuuggghhhh getsmiley.php?show=407
    Jun GC £250.00/£12.40 NSD 3 / 30

    January 200/198.91 February 200/239.28 March 200/230
    April 250/no idea May 250/265.95

    Sealed pot challenge number 648
  • Pippilongstocking
    Pippilongstocking Posts: 16,336 Forumite
    jo1972 wrote: »
    Back from the school run and just popping on to say thanks to Fay :A:A:A

    Was just walking up the path with DS to take him to school and a Royal Mail van pulled up and said 'ay up luv, got a parcel for yah 'ear. I wondered why he was giving my ear a parcel first of all. Then he jumped out with a big box (lots of postage, you naughty girl :naughty::naughty: (now I owe you a parcel!) and it was full to the brim of pairs of wellies for practically the entire household, a pair of posh secataurs for the brambles and suchlike and..........CHOKLIT (and lots of it! :D):EasterBun oh my god I love choklit. Thank you so so much for cheering up my day :D

    ETA: hold on a minute.....slugs :confused: didn't see the slugs *better check the wellies before I put them on*

    Another ETA: DD2 is now walking round the house with nothing but her new wellies on, it's a good look, maybe I should give it a go to frighten the household and the cockatiel?? :rotfl:


    No slugs forgot them - next time maybe

    Gu chocs are the only ones I like 70% choc - yum, yum yum

    That is hte only way to wear wellies although I do confess I was out in mine my pjs til just before nine this am

    Forgot the gloves

    And work paid for the parcel - :D

    And BTW the POSH secateurs were from lidls for a quid :D
    Total debt 26/4/18 <£1925 we were getting there. :beer:
    Total debt as of 28/4/19 £7867.38:eek:
    minus 112.06 = £7755.32:money:
    :money:Sleeves up folks.:money:
  • Wanna_Bee_Free
    Wanna_Bee_Free Posts: 2,340 Forumite
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    jo1972 wrote: »
    Hopeful, I used to go to WeightWatchers years ago and we used to queue up to be weighed and you'd watch everyone removing all their jewellery before they got weighed incase it tipped the scales down another LB :rotfl: good luck at the weighers :D:D
    xx

    That made me laugh! Our WW lot aren't quite that bad. You could always pile on extra stuff instead - I decided to blame my 1lb weightgain on wearing heavier clothes yesterday as it was a lot cooler than a week ago.

    I'm dressed and ready for this interview, feeling nervous but want to get it over with now. Hope they offer it to me.

    Have a good day everyone!
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