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Dalia

blackberry-rum wrote: »

it ...erm... grabs the fat just googled and it's actually called a Fat Magnet (we could all do with one, right? :rotfl:)

Wow, all kinds of right there! Had to delete link as can't post with them yet.

lbnblbnb

flutterbyuk25 wrote: »

:rotfl: I totally hear you there!! What do you do (if you don't mind me asking)? I run this course.

x

I am head of faculty in a high school (English, Media, Drama, MFL). I love it but it is hard to keep a balance between work and home! Also has given me an excuse not to look after my own health for too long.

My brother used to work with the Prince's Trust (he was an education officer with the youth offending team) and he thought what they did was great. Will the cuts affect you?
I do love teenagers, but the pushing the boundaries thing gets so wearing, especially if I am not feeling 100%.
Liz x

moozie_2

Hey all

Just got back from WI and another lb is gone :j 8lb loss in total now - very pleased for the three weeks I have been following the plan.

Here's to a good day tomorrow for us all :T

flutterbyuk25

lbnblbnb wrote: »

I am head of faculty in a high school (English, Media, Drama, MFL). I love it but it is hard to keep a balance between work and home! Also has given me an excuse not to look after my own health for too long.

My brother used to work with the Prince's Trust (he was an education officer with the youth offending team) and he thought what they did was great. Will the cuts affect you?
I do love teenagers, but the pushing the boundaries thing gets so wearing, especially if I am not feeling 100%.
Liz x

Finger's crossed the cuts shouldn't affect us. I adore my job but it can be exhausting, which has me reaching for the wrong food at times! I've gotta be super organised with taking food to work cos some days I have no idea where I'll be throughout the day! I'm also doing a part time PGCE (Post 16) as well! I must be bonkers :rotfl:

x

lbnblbnb

flutterbyuk25 wrote: »

Finger's crossed the cuts shouldn't affect us. I adore my job but it can be exhausting, which has me reaching for the wrong food at times! I've gotta be super organised with taking food to work cos some days I have no idea where I'll be throughout the day! I'm also doing a part time PGCE (Post 16) as well! I must be bonkers :rotfl:

x

Best of luck with the PGCE. It is bl**dy hard work, but so rewarding. When I have a tough lesson/day/week (!!) I sometimes think of getting another job, but then I think what would I have achieved at the end of the day? For me it is important to feel I have made a difference.
I'll get off my soap box now....

alisont

flutterbyuk25 wrote: »

:rotfl: I totally hear you there!! What do you do (if you don't mind me asking)? I run this course.

x

Sounds good and rewarding yet mega hard work!

h007 wrote: »

alisont - my consultant didnt mention any party, just the hifi bars and book

i have just slipped up and eaten a few indian sweets. they are little sweet dough balls soaked in syrup!!!!!!!
the night before weigh in too - very naughty but homemade by my friend and lovely

Thanks good to know I dont need to shop/cook before Thursday's meeting, Indian sweets can be very nice - and the savoury treats!

lbnblbnb wrote: »

I am head of faculty in a high school (English, Media, Drama, MFL). I love it but it is hard to keep a balance between work and home! Also has given me an excuse not to look after my own health for too long.

My brother used to work with the Prince's Trust (he was an education officer with the youth offending team) and he thought what they did was great. Will the cuts affect you?
I do love teenagers, but the pushing the boundaries thing gets so wearing, especially if I am not feeling 100%.
Liz x

I enjoy working with teenagers with LD, and our adult students but yes it's not a stress free job - am glad I'm there in a support role so dont have to do all the paperwork!

MoodyMel

Very, very, jealous of all you teacher type people:p

Stressed tonight, so gonna go to bed and read (cook books:o) If I can't actually spend time cooking then I am either watching cookery programmes or reading cook books, I am only 30 too:cool:

MM x

TakeItEazy

I work with the littlies 4/5 year olds although have contact with the rest of the school too [primary] but littlies is my main job. It is very tiring and I often feel exhausted at the end of a week. Its all observations and then coding the observations, oh the joys of foundation stage one of the perks is the free fruit for schools though :rotfl:
can't believe how stroppy some 4 years olds can be, they don't respect teachers/adults like we did, I wouldn't dare of spoken to my teachers like they do these days.

Food today:
B - weetabix milk [a] coffee
L - mugshot, wm roll , toms, pepper, activia
T - sw chips, onions, toms, beans, t/sauce [1], oil spray [2]
Snacks - banana, apple, pineapple,melon,apple,activia
Syns - 3

gizmo111

I work with pre birth to 18years - previously I did 16-25 and I have enjoyed them all, my favourites are either the 16 - 18 range or the under 5's, but its not an easy week whichever group you're working with.

Bexstars

good morning everyone

I reeeealy wanted a dime bar lastnight but Im still trying to be good and make up for the crumble I had which Im now realising blowing so many syns on one pudding is a bit silly, wont do it again!

Going green today

HEA milk for teas as usual

Bfast - not sure yet, maybe rice with yoghurt and fruit, want to save my HEB's for later

Lunch - a big layered salad

Dinner - Jacket potatoes with leftover chilli, will weigh out the chilli for a HEB

Snacks - fruit, yoghurt and Im saving my other HEB for a choc orange hifi bar tonight

Hope you all have a good day and well done on the losses