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Weight Loss the Old Style Way! Part 7. Please read posts 1 and 2 before posting.
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oops, sorry financially_gaga but there I was just browsing and your post just put this diet thing into perspective
This from someone who is NOT doing it right, I despair of myself!
B - toasted cheese sandwich :eek:
L - chicken & lf cream cheese sandwich :eek:
(both above with WW wh bread, lf spread but that's no excuse)
T - Bowl of F&F, 1/4 melon
Snacks - slice fresh pineapple, nectarine, 2 tiny satsumas, all okay then I ruined it with 4 custard creams while I was out with friends this evening. See what I mean by despair?!
Weigh-in on Friday this week as have to take DD to an appt for 9am.0 -
financially_gaga wrote: »Whilst reading all about the use of healthy low fat courgettes my fatty high sugar custard cream fellminto my coffee. i feel that someone above is helping me out here
By some weird coincidence, I was just investigating a packet of digestive biscuits when the second one from the top flipped itself into my nightly low cal hot chocolate (admittedly, I had to eat the one on the top before it could do it...). Dark Forces are indeed at play here - at this rate I'll be surprised if I can get through tomorrow without a large pork pie throwing itself into the middle of my lunch time cup-a-soup. Be afraid. Be very afraid :rotfl:
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Morning all. Got back from a nice (and not TOO naughty) couple of days away last night. Now just awaiting the arrival of the 3 DGD's to look after for the day. Was hoping it might be nice enough to go out somewhere and have a picnic lunch but the sky, in parts, doesn't look too promising! Will catch up on your posts later when they have gone.
Just devised today's plan:
B - Porridge with raspberries
L - Thins sandwich and bowl of HM soup. WW berry fromage frais.
D - Ravioli and salad. SF jelly, mixed berries, FF vanilla yogurt.
S - Grapes, satsumas, nectarine."If you dream alone it will remain just a dream. But if we all dream together it will become reality"0 -
Still 9st 12 this morning, but not bad considering I added a toasted crust, baked beans and a chocolate cupcake to what I planned to eat yesterday!
B: Oat cereal, ss milk, 2 coffees with ss milk
L: (Packed) saladsavoury rice.
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Hi all, hope you are all being rewarded with lots for weight loss despite the attack of rogue biscuits!:rotfl:
Have done my weekly weigh in after my trial week on my cheapy menu. Have PUT ON 3 3/4 lb:eek: in a week! so the menu definitely needs tweeking! Have to say I haven't stuck to it very well as there has been the odd packet of sweets and extra slices of bread and marg! Am doubly cross as this also means I am spending money on food I don't need ! Also I don't eat sweetners as they give me muscle fatigue and do have a sweet tooth - so could cut down on some of the sugar.
So from this week I will write down here everything I eat to try and keep to my 3 meals a day.
Today Breakfast = porridge, milk and sugar and coffee.
Lunch = HM Chicken and potatoe soup and 2 slices bread and marg
Dinner = 3 pork sausages and onions, mustard mash and b.beans.
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morning all
managed to get DH to eat some courgettes last night with no complaints, felt like a major triumph! Honestly it's easier to get my 3 year old niece to eat veggies that it is for him :rotfl:
todays meals:
Breakfast: nature valley bar
Lunch: Cheese sandwich on 2 slices wholemeal bread (made by DH apparently there wasn't enough chicken for both our sandwiches, funny as I deliberately left enough when I made the risotto last night :rotfl:)
Dinner: dunno, no time to think this morningmight go to cinema tonight, so may just have beans on toast or something similar, and then share some sweeties at the flicks.
Exercise: none, I'm aching too much from pilates last nighteven breathing hurts!
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oops, sorry financially_gaga but there I was just browsing and your post just put this diet thing into perspective
This from someone who is NOT doing it right, I despair of myself!
B - toasted cheese sandwich :eek:
L - chicken & lf cream cheese sandwich :eek:
(both above with WW wh bread, lf spread but that's no excuse)
T - Bowl of F&F, 1/4 melon
Snacks - slice fresh pineapple, nectarine, 2 tiny satsumas, all okay then I ruined it with 4 custard creams while I was out with friends this evening. See what I mean by despair?!
Weigh-in on Friday this week as have to take DD to an appt for 9am.
2 sandwiches, a bowl of cereal and a load of fruit? Even with the biscuits that doesn't sound like much food to me. Is that ALL you ate in a day? Sorry for interfering, but you sounded like you thought that was loads?
I managed to be very restrained at the party last night. I was given a serving of white choc cheesecake (homemade by a chef husband of one of the ladies) and I only ate HALF of it!
Leftover quiche for breakfast though so I'll have to have a light lunch...June Grocery Challenge £493.33/£500 July £/£500
2 adults, 3 teensProgress is easier to acheive than perfection.0 -
Hello
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Weigh-in sts! Oh darn, this plateau is a long one. Still, have eaten out twice (unusual), and had a thing for jam lately, so not strictly speaking a plateau.
Will try harder.
Have a good day everyoneHealthy eating aim per day: 3 fruits, 3 or more vegetables, 3 low-fat dairy portions, 3 starch portions, 2-3 lean protein portions.
Weekly aim: to include 2 portions of fish (one oily), some nuts, seeds, beans and pulses.0 -
Morning all.
Me for today:
B - two slices toasted raisin and banana bread with butter and jam (naughty, but I woke up feeling decidely unwell and can never resist hot buttered toast when I'm feeling under the weather)
L - prawn salad sarnie; cucumber sticks with hummus; LF yoghurt with cherry sauce; glass of apple and mango juice (a rather over-generous lunch but I was hungry - I'll have a small portion of pasta this evening to make up for it)
S - nectarine (the one I didn't eat yesterday - I must eat it today as it's starting to go furry)
D - bacon and courgette pasta bake with tomato topping; [STRIKE]some sort of fruit with probiotic yoghurt (hopefully FF but I'll take what I can get to offset the... err... effects of the antibiotics I'm taking (iykwim))[/STRIKE] eaten at lunchtime - one pot a day should do the trick
Exercise - I've already had a walk up to the chemist to collect my prescription and will try to get out again at lunchtime, at least for a short walk.
Have a good day, all, and watch out for attacking biscuits!Back after a very long break!0 -
So far today
Quiche
Chocolate bar (First one in AGES, mmm it was good!)
Tomato, basil and creme fraiche soup (tinned)
Dinner should be stir fried chicken and veg with noodles.June Grocery Challenge £493.33/£500 July £/£500
2 adults, 3 teensProgress is easier to acheive than perfection.0
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