The General Diet & Emotional Support Thread

mazzers

Eric_Pisch wrote: »

i dont know i pop out for 5 mins and you lot are all stuffing yourselves full of treats and god knows whats going on above here daisy, i assume you where evaluating the calories burnt :rotfl:

pmsl :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

hannoja

Sorry Alias! What a muppet I am! :wall:

mazzers wrote: »

Han, i dont go to a class, never have, got the books on ebay, last time i did it, a friend gave me all the info.

Ooh, that's very interesting.. Now if only I wasn't constantly overdrawn atm I could actually make some ebay purchases again! I miss ebay!
<goes off to check SW stuff on there for future reference>

sweetserendipity

Don't pay any more than £10 on ebay cos that's what you would pay if you went to one class - £5 joining fee (should be £10 but currently half price for limited period) & £4.95 for the class & you get the book & a one-week menu booklet etc plus a talk about the workings of SW etc. A consultant on the SW thread said you only have to go the once, as long as you tell them you don't want to continue with it (after you've got your book obviously!!)

aliasojo

hannoja wrote: »

Sorry Alias! What a muppet I am! :wall:

'Tis ok. We can all be muppets from time to time. I occasionally think me and Maz are a bit Waldorf and Statler-ish from time to time. :rotfl:Especially when we're moaning in unison about bad service.

Sorry Maz. :rotfl:

Morning all. Sun is trying hard to shine here but it's a bit weak and watery so no doubt it'll give up and the rain will take over.

Painting again today. Feel better today as I got my bedroom back to some kind of normality last night and it meant I could actually get into bed without having to climb over a mattress and several bags of clothes just so I could reach the end of the bed. Amazing how much your mood can be affected by simple things like not being able to get in and out of bed easily.

Woke up starving though, fancy a full fry up but all I have in the cupboard is cornflakes.

Have a good day, whatever you're doing. :beer:

Bitsy_Beans

aliasojo wrote: »

Amazing how much your mood can be affected by simple things like not being able to get in and out of bed easily.

My mood is VASTLY affected by the state of the whole house, never mind just my bedroom. Honestly the more untidy and the more clutter I feel stressed just looking at it Didn't bother be when I was out of the house full time but now I am at home 24/7 it really starts to affect me

Anyway off to make some american style pancakes for brekkie - my first attempt so wish me luck!

mazzers

Hi folks, quick post before work to say i woke up feeling quite empty this morning (even tho i've never gone hungry) and i'd lost half a lb.. at last, a winning combination on 'normal' food.

Sun is shining, gonna be a hot one i think, sadly i'm in work til 7pm.

Back later

sweetserendipity

Morning :hello:

My fish & mushy peas were lush yesterday :drool: Felt like I'd earned it though as we'd been on a walk through some woods, up & down some very steep steps, before we even got to Whitby's steep steps!! My heart was going like the clappers!! :rotfl: Bl00dy expensive takeaway though - nearly £27 for 3 x fish & chips & my fish & mushy peas plus drinks!! :eek: And after paying that much money we were getting heckled by Bucky's English relatives while we were eating them!! :rotfl:

Having pasta for lunch today & making HM quiche (minus pastry) for dinner, probably with potato wedges And I'll be having crisps & chocolate for supper :j Gotta love SW!! :rotfl:

Hope everyone is well, mazzers you're gonna disappear if you keep losing weight this fast, well done though!! :wave:

aliasojo

sweetserendipity wrote: »

And after paying that much money we were getting heckled by Bucky's English relatives while we were eating them!! :rotfl:


Having pasta for lunch today & making HM quiche (minus pastry) for dinner, probably with potato wedges And I'll be having crisps & chocolate for supper :j Gotta love SW!! :rotfl:

Sorry about that, he doesn't have much to do with his English rellies these days, they're too rowdy. :rotfl:

:eek: @ the food. Methinks I might be missing out here........seriously need this house stuff to be over so I can spend time sorting myself out. Think I'll be joining you all on SW at some point.......

mazzers

aliasojo wrote: »

Sorry about that, he doesn't have much to do with his English rellies these days, they're too rowdy. :rotfl:
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They cant be as noisy as his Welsh ones, they've got half a bucket of phlegm in the back of their throats and spit on you when they squawk

~daisy~_2

have enyrtsined friends for first time since hubs stroke - was good but bad dor sw - had lovely night xx