The General Diet & Emotional Support Thread

mazzers

I hasten to add that until this last year or so, i've always had good self control with chocs and biscuits, maybe one bar of choc lunchtime and if ever i had biscuits, (custard creams usually) never more than two, i dont know what the hell has happened to me lately.

aliasojo

mazzers wrote: »

........... i dont know what the hell has happened to me lately.

*sits on hands, sits on hands, sits on hands.....*

:rotfl:

foxy-roxy

my OH has just gone to Asda to get some stuff and I know he is going to come back with some naughty 'bargains' oh and he wants to go to a Carvery for sunday lunch:mad: how am I going to resist that???

aliasojo

foxy-roxy wrote: »

....... oh and he wants to go to a Carvery for sunday lunch:mad: how am I going to resist that???

glowgirl_2

foxy-roxy wrote: »

my OH has just gone to Asda to get some stuff and I know he is going to come back with some naughty 'bargains' oh and he wants to go to a Carvery for sunday lunch:mad: how am I going to resist that???

Oh you lucky thing, you gave me an idea, dont fancy cooking today anyway:D.

Carvery is probably one of the easiest, its back to damage limitation, have lots of meat and permitted veg, off the top of my head its cauliflower (with cheese), brocoli, courgettes, cant think what else thay would do, no pots, yorkshire puds, stuffing or gravey or cranberry suace etc and I think but I'm not sure you should avoid the parsnips, carrots and peas - enjoy your lunch:)

mazzers

Oooh, i'm a bit squiffy on vodka ka ka

Rather unusual for me these days... nice tho:)

The good thing about alcohol for me is, i dont want to eat, its food or alcohol, mind you, i make up for it the next day

mazzers

That was rather a pointless post if i say so myself

I just came to see if there was any gos, seems i'm the only saddo here

I'll creep quietly away then

Always_Harassed

sistercas wrote: »

just wanted to say thanks to whoever told us about the crackers in aldi (might have been Sarah )
bought some today and had 3 with peanut butter, they are fab just like eating normal food lol

Twas me, glad you enjoyed.

The technique Paul McKenna and others use is called NLP (can't spell what it stands for) and basically seems to be about reprogramming how your brain works. Changing associations like sweet - tasty to sweet - don't like as it tastes like fish or anything else you don't like. Recently got a book on it and am trying to make sense of it. Once I get it sorted in my head I will pass on all my wisdom ha ha!

mazzers

Always_Harassed wrote: »

Twas me, glad you enjoyed.

The technique Paul McKenna and others use is called NLP (can't spell what it stands for) and basically seems to be about reprogramming how your brain works. Changing associations like sweet - tasty to sweet - don't like as it tastes like fish or anything else you don't like. Recently got a book on it and am trying to make sense of it. Once I get it sorted in my head I will pass on all my wisdom ha ha!

Ooh good, dont forget.

What are these crackers then? i must've missed that.

ciderwithrosie_2

mazzers wrote: »

Oooh, i'm a bit squiffy on vodka ka ka

Me too! Good job I've done all my washing - cos not a lot's getting done later!!