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gunsandbanjos

Voyager0001 wrote: »

That weight loss is amazing:eek:

He does have a fair bit to lose though. He was 19st6 and is now18st4:T And he's a super clever bunny cos he passed his driving test today:D First time at the ripe old age of 36:p

Just had a cuppa and a kitkat which really hit the spot.

Running syn total for the week 47/105.

maman

gunsandbanjos wrote: »

He does have a fair bit to lose though. He was 19st6 and is now18st4:T And he's a super clever bunny cos he passed his driving test today:D First time at the ripe old age of 36:p

Well done MrGB:T Reminds me of my DH. He'd always ridden a motor cycle/scooter but when we met and had a long distance relationship, he learned to drive (also 30+) especially for me:A

katycocoa

Good morning,

Another green day:

Breakfast: 'Fry up' with beans, tomatoes, mushrooms, scrambled eggs, toast (HEB) with marg (2)
Lunch: HM veg soup (carrots, potato, onion, cauliflower, green beans, stock), rest of HEB bread
Dinner: Fish fingers (lidl- not sure of syns yet), sw chips, mushy peas, carrots.
Snacks: Strawberries, plums, grapes, lidl yoghurt (2?) Black olives (1)
Drinks: Milk in tea (HEA)

Not sure of syns yet, but got 10+ fruit and veg

dizzyk

_pale_morning lovelies

Red day for me today (which I'm hoping to turn into a success express if I can wangle 2/3 superfree onto my plate )

B HEB ww brown danish (toasted) bacon & toms sandwich, melon HEA(s) milk for teas

snack satsumas

L tuna_pale_ mixed salad (carrot, leaves, onion,radish,cucumber,tom) tblspn light thousand island dressing 0.5 syn

T chicken breast, fajita seasoning, red pepper,onion. blob of 0% greek yog big side salad HEB potato wedges.
(rasberries & yog if ive got room left later on)

HEB2 fibre plus bar OR weetabix toffee oaty bar

SYNS
skinny latte 3.5 penguin wafer 4.5

dizzyk

maman wrote: »

Well done MrGB:T Reminds me of my DH. He'd always ridden a motor cycle/scooter but when we met and had a long distance relationship, he learned to drive (also 30+) especially for me:A

I only learned to drive when I was 32 after my dad died so I could get to my mums more easily........(It did take me 5 tests to do it though)I've always hated driving though and never got to grips with roundabouts or turning right accross the traffic particularly well and would go miles out of my way to avoid certain routes :rotfl:good job I'm off the road at the moment with my dodgy wobbly head really

cyclingyorkie

gunsandbanjos wrote: »

He does have a fair bit to lose though. He was 19st6 and is now18st4:T And he's a super clever bunny cos he passed his driving test today:D First time at the ripe old age of 36:p

Just had a cuppa and a kitkat which really hit the spot.

Running syn total for the week 47/105.

well done mr g+b!

I'm 49 and I've never managed to pass my driving test!:o

rachelww1

TakeItEazy wrote: »

Rachelww1 what flavour skinny cow did you have as I was told the choc brownie & the mint choc chip are both 4.5 syns.

I have the skinny mini dippers, 95 calories each. They're about the same size as a mini milk, but chocolate & caramel flavour. Just enough to get a chocolate fix.

maman

:wave:

I'm going to be perfect all day because I'm having supper at a friend's and I've no idea what she'll serve. I was going to type 'this will definitely be my last synful day this week' BUT.... My DD1 is moving into a new house on Monday. We'll all be busy helping so it's possible that a take-away might be suggested. I suppose I should be able to rustle up something SW friendly for everyone but I can't be !!!!!d.

My EE day:

B: NAS squash, HEB porage, banana, HEA milk plus teas
L: JP, beans, other half of monster melon
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Voyager0001

I fancied a sausage sandwich so I made myself one using those frozen quorn sausages and weight watchers wholemeal danish bread.
What does anyone else think of those sausages? I didn't like them much I though they had a wierd taste?
I was disappointed as I was looking forward to my sandwich!:(
Does anyone know of any other sausages I could try that would be low in syns? I've had the weight watchers pork ones but I'm not too keen on them either!
Thanks X

dizzyk

maman wrote: »

:wave:

I'm going to be perfect all day because I'm having supper at a friend's and I've no idea what she'll serve. I was going to type 'this will definitely be my last synful day this week' BUT.... My DD1 is moving into a new house on Monday. We'll all be busy helping so it's possible that a take-away might be suggested. I suppose I should be able to rustle up something SW friendly for everyone but I can't be !!!!!d.

But Monday is NEXT week......so officially today is your last synful day .....this week ;):p:j