From Trash to Cash: the Dribbling never ends

paulabear

Hi jo, well so far I've planted potatoes, cabbage and broccoli, and am at the beginning of digging over another area of grass (and bricks, broken glass, bits of toys, etc) - we found lots of worms today and the two youngest were picking them up from my hands and Georgie was giving one a kiss! It was so sweet! I love digging

2cats1kid

Done a quick google and found
http://kalynskitchen.blogspot.com/2005/04/vegetarian-dishes.html

Sure there are more out there too, and a lot of vegetarian recipes will be SB friendly by their very nature, I'd have thought.

moneymabel

Well done on the weight loss Evenstar!! you've done better than the rest of us put together lol!

Not sure I'd want to kiss a worm but that is really sweet Paula bless her!
Me and mum rigged up a sort of low fence from bamboo canes to (hopefully) stop Misty jumping/running/pooing on my garden-we'll see if it works.

Hope evryones ok this evening

paulabear

jo70mo wrote: »

am feeling so under the weather and tired and disorganised that I am thinking I might need a bit of ready provided structure for this weight loss stuff but really want something that seems to fit in with my thoughts on food and general attitude so I can use it as a crutch till I feel a bit better then adapt it myself. south beach diet name really put me off but it is quite interesting.
Jo x

Gillian McKeith? Hehe!
Weightwatchers is adaptable, you can eat whatever you like so long as you stick to the number of points you're allowed. So for example, vegetables are 0 points, you can eat tons, so they would help you feel better maybe? The other extreme would be to eat all the WW brand processed ughhhh stuff they try to sell you xx

evenstarcrafty

Its a start anyway
Last time I went to WW I lost 7lbs first week and 11lbs total in 3 weeks
Not doing quite so well this time and DD went shopping and bought 5 pk of curlywurlys,cadburys caramel(big bar) and some rockys as well as my WW lasagne (dont ususlly eat these but couldnt be bothered to cook)
Thought she had done really well lol....spent 7 quid....also got herself some gel pens from local £1 shop ...be lucky if they work
Anyway had a curly wurly and 2 squares from caramel....:o

paulabear

moneymabel wrote: »

Well done on the weight loss Evenstar!! you've done better than the rest of us put together lol!

Not sure I'd want to kiss a worm but that is really sweet Paula bless her!
Me and mum rigged up a sort of low fence from bamboo canes to (hopefully) stop Misty jumping/running/pooing on my garden-we'll see if it works.

Hope evryones ok this evening

Me neither :rotfl:it was so cute though!
Let me know if the fence works, I might need to do something similar, the friend with the garden has just adopted a dog and I'm concerned it will mess on the plants!

evenstarcrafty

PS lasagne was horrible ....teach me for being lazy

moneymabel

Will do, we just put canes in about 2 feet apart into the ground and then tied some more horizontally to them with string fingers crossed.

NIX!!!!!!! my mums just phoned and they have printed your PR write up in the local paper...typical the one week I didnt buy it..I'll get a copy tomorrow and scan it and email it to you :-)

munchki

jo70mo wrote: »

Saucy still missing you. hope you pop on soon.
PaulaB hope you are holding up. hugs here if you need them.
Em wondering how you are.
Munchki hows the silence tonight hun

Jo, the silence appears to be deafening. I just sorta curled up on my bed with a teddy bear for a bit and well, just 'was' for a while.

evenstarcrafty

munchki wrote: »

Jo, the silence appears to be deafening. I just sorta curled up on my bed with a teddy bear for a bit and well, just 'was' for a while.

I felt like that last night munchki but for different reasons
Whats the new house like, I havent had time to read back and get any details

Oh and whats this about cally leaving and deleting our page