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Weight Loss the Old Style Way! Part 7. Please read posts 1 and 2 before posting.
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I have about 8-10 cups of tea, mixture through the day of lady grey or pg. But, I drink it weak, black and with no sugar. Still isn't meant to be good for your calcium intake though - and I don't do much dairy due to eczema
Anyway food today:-
B: Just right cereal with oat milk
S: toasted teacake
L: value baguette with tuna, low fat mayo and a touch of pesto
S: blood orange, fun size pear
S: small slice of damson piebreaded fish fillet with veg
working on clearing the clutterDo I want the stuff or the space?0 -
princess_aloha wrote: »I wish I could sleep better. It feels completely different to be well rested. I just got married in December and I'm still getting used to sharing a bed. DH gets cross about me not lying still and then I go to sleep in a bad mood, which probably isn't great. And I have to get used to sleeping with the window shut, having always slept with it open. Any advice?
I had that problem too. Can't sleep when someone is breathing on me - plus OH snores sometimes. After a few months I bought new pillows, but what helped more was blackout linings for the curtains. Lavender tea just before bed helps me too.
And then when I'm tired I'm grumpy and only want to eat junkworking on clearing the clutterDo I want the stuff or the space?0 -
Where is everyone?
Yesterday was good again overall. Lots of fruit and had a very light salad dinner to make up for a teeny bit of grazing in the afternoon, was still under 1400 cals I think. And did 50 sit ups. Will do some more today, just want to start off gradual so I don't do myself an injury. Think I last did situps in the 80s.
B: 1slice of toast with clover. Raspberry Shape yoghurt (200)
S: clementine
L: baked potato with broccoli cheese, carrots and peas (500)
S: options hot chocfish and salad (400)
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Sorry to poke my nose onto your thread but I thought this was the best place to find the knowledge!
Briefly, I'm trying to lose some weight but I'm not a snacking sort of person. Don't worry, I have other vices like being greedy at mealtimes and too many empty calories from wine.:o
What I wanted to ask is: Is it necessary to eat regularly to lose weight or is it about the the overall calorie count? Personally I prefer a substantial breakfast, a minimal (if any) lunch and a decent dinner. I don't find I need to snack. Does it matter?
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Sorry to poke my nose onto your thread but I thought this was the best place to find the knowledge!
Briefly, I'm trying to lose some weight but I'm not a snacking sort of person. Don't worry, I have other vices like being greedy at mealtimes and too many empty calories from wine.:o
What I wanted to ask is: Is it necessary to eat regularly to lose weight or is it about the the overall calorie count? Personally I prefer a substantial breakfast, a minimal (if any) lunch and a decent dinner. I don't find I need to snack. Does it matter?
TIA
Good question, and there is so much conflicting evidence about what to eat when etc.
Basically - eat food, not too much, especially vegetables, and exercise
In most studies it shows that people who eat a substantial breakfast are slimmer than those who skip it, so looks like you are doing the right thing0 -
Sorry to poke my nose onto your thread but I thought this was the best place to find the knowledge!
Briefly, I'm trying to lose some weight but I'm not a snacking sort of person. Don't worry, I have other vices like being greedy at mealtimes and too many empty calories from wine.:o
What I wanted to ask is: Is it necessary to eat regularly to lose weight or is it about the the overall calorie count? Personally I prefer a substantial breakfast, a minimal (if any) lunch and a decent dinner. I don't find I need to snack. Does it matter?
TIA
Personally, I lose weight at a better rate if I eat a snack mid-morning and mid-afternoon. It keeps your metabolic rate going which helps burn calories!0 -
I lost half a pound at last night's WI which was a realy surprise as I've eaten about 5 pieces of cake in the last 3 days, as well as my normal food intake....and wine
Not complaining though!
Today:
Breakfast - Yogurt
Lunch - BBQ Chicken Quesadilla (ate out at Giraffe)
Dinner - Noodles with stir fry vegetables0 -
Well done Raspberry Swirl :T
I have posted the message elsewhere...but I so wanted to let you know as I have been posting on this thread the longest.
Oooh I am all sixes and sevens today.....sorry this is off-topic, but I had to tell you all...I am so excited! :j
My DS2 has been picked for the Scotland under-17s rugby team!!!! :j:j
He got the letter (and loads of bumf) today..glad he had a half-day, I don't think I could have held out to five this evening!!
I tried to get some sewing done...but I couldn't concentrate and kept making mistakes...so have been planting garlic cloves instead!!
At least now we know what we will be doing the four weekends after this one. T he first three he will be up in Scotland training and playing, and at Easter he is taking part in a week-long tournament!
Sorry to go on, but I am sooooo proud of my baby (all 6'2" and 17.5 stone of him...yes, he is a prop!)..
It's another lovely day so I will go and get more things done in the greenhouse/garden before walking the dog...
Have a great day everyone...I know I will!
Apologies again for going off-topic!
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Hi all,
Yesterday was good even though I was late but today I am really suffering because I am so tired. It all started to go wrong when a lunch provided by work was substantially smaller than anticipated!
B: 2 wholemeal toast & cream cheese
L: 1 1/2 new potatoes, 1 spoonful of celeriac salad, 1 tomato and a few green beans and about 8 penne tubes :eek: that was it! The other option was pizza or quiche so I just ate the salad-type stuff. The amounts of salad available probably would have been enough for 2 people for a lunch but they were split as a side dish between 15 people to go with the pizzanext time I will bring my own.
Will be wholemeal spaghetti matriciana when I eventually get home
S: This is where it went a bit wrong today, I had 1 slice of HM banana loaf about an hour after lunch as a planned snack then somebody opened a HM fruit loaf which I also had a slice of as I was ravenous due to my !!!!poor lunch.
On the plus side I didn't put butter on either and haven't used it as an excuse to go and eat crap.
Just hope I'm not here too late as my resolve starts to crumble the later it gets0 -
Keiss 21 ... congrats on your fantastic news!!!! You must be soooooo proud :j
Not done fantastically today but will go on the cross trainer to make up for it!
b - weetabix
s - banana
l- 5 x crackerbread w/philly and 1 x snackajack
s- banana and snackajack
d- cottage pie with lots of fruit and veg
ONLY 3 cups of tea so far today.
I hope everyone has had a great day!
I am going to treat myself to a lovely bubbly bath this evening :-)Orange Fairy
House Purchased April 19CC1=? CC2=? DH CC= Mortgage Overpay = £0 Savings = £0 Xmas savings = £0 Weightloss = 0 lb
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