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Eek, so does that mean it's a big baby CMD? I forget how far along you are?
Hang on, re-read and understand - they had the wrong weight for you in the first place - sorry!Weightloss: 14.5/65lb0 -
My Oh always comes out as almost underweight, now that is depressing! He is 6ft 4 and pretty thin.0
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Not to be a complete pain as well but be careful when doing work to a flat, if you are changing the windows you may need planning permission, if you are changing the style or material, only identical replacements are permitted without permission.
Not a pain at all, that's really useful, thanks! We've got (very unsecure, rattly) sash windows at the front of our flat and we've had quotes from a specialist sash window man for a refurb of one (£800) up to replacing them all (like for like) which is a jaw-dropping £3000 and we've also had quotes for normal uPVC double glazing (£1000) to uPVC sash-effect windows for £1900 - where to start?!
You're doing so well at your weight loss! I'm sure you guys will both hit target - weight always fluctuates from day to day, so I don't tend to record mine until it has stabilised for about a week. However I seem to have plateaued at 10 stone 2, but I am short and don't want to resemble a barrelI just want to get under 10 stone by the end of the challenge now - apparently 8 st 1 - 10 st 1 is my 'healthy range' but I can't imagine EVER seeing the other side of 9 stone!
LBM Sep 2008 debt: £27,927.04start weight: 140.2, week 2: 1380 -
Yikes Poddle, and windows are such boring things to spend money on aren't they? I'd much rather have a pretty dress! Or several, if was going to spend £1k+!!
Considering I've lost almost a stone, it seems like a lot to lose but I really don't know where from! My stomach feels flatter but that's about it. Well I'm off for some lunch whilst we're on the subjectWeightloss: 14.5/65lb0 -
Tete_en_l'Air wrote: »Eek, so does that mean it's a big baby CMD? I forget how far along you are?
Hang on, re-read and understand - they had the wrong weight for you in the first place - sorry!
I am nearly 19 weeks now. Just have a little bump. Need to weigh myself but I didn't put anything on in the first 14 weeks. I don't think I will have a big baby but who knows, I could explode!!!Total (Aug 19):€58,567 Now:€26,947
DFD:Nov 22/June 22
Mortgage: €199,712
MFD: March 2042/July 20340 -
clearmydebts wrote: »Morning all!
When I went for my first scan at the hospital they had me down as weighing something like 84kg (I weighed 62kg pre-pregnancy) and the doctor weighed me twice and seemed to think I was swindling him cos I was weighing 63kg or something like that (rather than 84kg).
That is some difference. They must have been expecting me to waddle into the hospital, as I am only 5ft 4in!!!
Lol how pregnant are you, is it 12 weeks the first scan? I have a SPUC charity badge and it is of a babys feet at 10 weeks, they're perfectly formed and each about half the size of a little finger nail, its amazing.clearmydebts wrote: »Dinah - you are engaged a month today! Wow, that went quickly!
Wow, feels longer! Think this is an excuse for champagne?! Seems a while since I had any!Debt January 1st 2018 £96,999.81Met NIM 23/06/2008
Debt September 20th 2022 £2991.68- 96.92% paid off0 -
Lol how pregnant are you, is it 12 weeks the first scan? I have a SPUC charity badge and it is of a babys feet at 10 weeks, they're perfectly formed and each about half the size of a little finger nail, its amazing.
Wow, feels longer! Think this is an excuse for champagne?! Seems a while since I had any!
Defo an excuse for champagne. Have one for me too! Have just had 1 glass of cava since I got pregnant and I got the flu the day after so don't want anymore now!Total (Aug 19):€58,567 Now:€26,947
DFD:Nov 22/June 22
Mortgage: €199,712
MFD: March 2042/July 20340 -
we've had quotes from a specialist sash window man for a refurb of one (£800) up to replacing them all (like for like) which is a jaw-dropping £3000
That seems like an awful lot Poddle! We're contractors to a group of listed properties and fitted new sash windows to one of the properties not that long since and it certainly wasn't £800 per window! Are they like, big Georgian windows?
As for the weight thing, I think I've lost about half a stone. (haven't weighed myself in a while!) Think I'll re-kick the challenge in October to loose 5 pounds or something as I'm pretty happy with my weight, I'd just like to be a bit more trim really!
CMD - Was everything okay at the scan? Must be pretty exciting!
Got all excited this morning when I went into town and had to wear my.. Autumn Coat!!Also when I got home I had a free copy of MoneyWise magazine waiting for me, so I've bought it to work to flick through later on.
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I've never got this 'Autumn Coat' thing, I wear my woolen coat year round! Even wear it inside most days!Debt January 1st 2018 £96,999.81Met NIM 23/06/2008
Debt September 20th 2022 £2991.68- 96.92% paid off0 -
That seems like an awful lot Poddle! We're contractors to a group of listed properties and fitted new sash windows to one of the properties not that long since and it certainly wasn't £800 per window! Are they like, big Georgian windows?
As for the weight thing, I think I've lost about half a stone. (haven't weighed myself in a while!) Think I'll re-kick the challenge in October to loose 5 pounds or something as I'm pretty happy with my weight, I'd just like to be a bit more trim really!
CMD - Was everything okay at the scan? Must be pretty exciting!
Got all excited this morning when I went into town and had to wear my.. Autumn Coat!!Also when I got home I had a free copy of MoneyWise magazine waiting for me, so I've bought it to work to flick through later on.
Ooh and Autumn coat!! I only have aa few winter coats but could do with some spring/autumn ones as I am either too hot or cold in both them seasons!
Yes, the scan went well. I have had 2 and the sonographer was horrible the 2nd time but I won't go into that. My next one is the 1st Oct and I can't wait as I will be able to see much more. The last time I though the baby was opening and closes it's mouth and it was it's intestines!!! Don't ask! Ha ha!Total (Aug 19):€58,567 Now:€26,947
DFD:Nov 22/June 22
Mortgage: €199,712
MFD: March 2042/July 20340
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