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Right get the worst bit over with ... 1lb gain though I thoroughly enjoyed eating everything that caused it so it's not all bad :rotfl:Though I'm now determined to have a sensible week which has led to me getting some funny looks in the office as I've munched my way through whole raw carrots!
Victory I agree with Vix that an all in one can look as good if not better than a bikini. Was suprised how slimming they were when I tried them on last summer followed by extremely annoyed about how all the nice looking ones were totally unsupportive - so ended up with one that looked like it was made for school swimming lessons!
Magret Clare Well done on the dress size.
Heatherberry Well done on owning up to your gain I think that's why this group is so good because it helps you acknowledge your blips and then everyone supports you to overcome them.
Mazza Don't binge you know it won't make you feel any better.
For more specific comments I think I may have to reread 3 pages of messages but...
:j:T:j to all losers and STSers0 -
Eric, there is a difference between not eating what your granny wouldn't recognise, and going back 50,000 years.
I seem to have gone right off potatoes in any shape or form. Maybe because I've been to one or two Anglo-Saxon themed dinners, and of course, there were no potatoes until the 17th century. No sugar until about that time either until the plantations in the West Indies. The Anglo-Saxons used honey for sweetening, and their preferred drink was mead - now that's lovely stuff.
There was flour, but the Anglo-Saxons used spelt rather than modern forms of cereal crops. My ancestors in the Yorkshire Dales used oatcakes rather than bread - it's a bit like thick porridge spread out on a bakestone to cook and then hung up until required. Generations of them did hard manual work on oatcake, cheese and skimmed milk.
For swimsuits, try the Triumph range which are made along the same lines as their Doreen bra. Or a tankini.[FONT=Times New Roman, serif]Æ[/FONT]r ic wisdom funde, [FONT=Times New Roman, serif]æ[/FONT]r wear[FONT=Times New Roman, serif]ð[/FONT] ic eald.
Before I found wisdom, I became old.0 -
margaretclare wrote: »
For swimsuits, try the Triumph range which are made along the same lines as their Doreen bra. Or a tankini.
haha! i can just imagine a doreen swimsuit!! If youre under 80 i would probably pass on that.0 -
Loss of 2.5lb - very pleased! Especially as it is my first TOTM since having my son 4 months ago! Was getting a little worried.......:eek:
Well done to all the losers and chin up to all the sts and gainers!! New week - new start!!
Big thanks to fredsnail for the chart - it really keeps me motivated seeing it in print :T.0 -
Just had a look at one and whilst it would definitely solve the support problem it's not quite what I had in mind - though could be useful for serious swimming sessions0
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haha i checked it out too, pointy! although i must say that was alot better than the image i had in mind.0
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Hi everyone,
Sorry I havent been posting, have been away and now just found out I didnt get onto the PGCE I applied for (2000 applicants for 75 places, bloody economy!) and because my interview was cancelled in Jan because of the weather my second choice uni is already full so thats that. Basically feeling very naff.
Reporting a loss of 0.5lbs it was more than that a few days ago before i went on a depressed constant takeaway and choc binge...
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Sorry dmv that you dident get on the course.
You are the second person Ive heard of this week in the same position.
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One debt remaining. Home improvement loan.0 -
sorry to hear that dmv - it is always hard to have ones plans and hopes dashed. I hope in time your work about a plan B you are happy with.
Sorry I have been awol again guys - been a very busy week doing final stuff to OH's house before tenants arrive at the week end. So a little fraut.
A sts for me fred if it ain't too late.
Welcome oodles of newbies and great to see the support /chat on here:TI try to take one day at a time, but sometimes several days attack me at once0 -
food for today:
red day:
B - lean bacon and egg on toast (HEB) peppermint tea
L- mackeral salad
D - chicken stuffed with E/l/f soft cheese (HEA) with carrot, broccoli and courgette.
snacks/extras/drinks; diet coke, fab ice lolly x2 (8syns) solero ice lolly (5syns) muller light.
dont know why i had such a craving for ice cream today....very strange....
Total: 13syns
xxxxshift the bulge! - 54lb lost so far :j .....alot more to go......:eek:0
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