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Weight Loss the Old Style Way! Part 8. Please read posts 1 and 2 before posting.
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still struggling
B bacon sandwich
L HM soup and piece of wholemeal toast
T chicken in oven at the moment - will have with gravy, stuffing, broccoli and maybe 2 roast potatoes
S banana and later will have some HM flapjack
E short walk - wanted to do more but horribly windy here today0 -
:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
you've got to love them, haven't you!
Perfectly normal, and definitely worth celebrating...just think, you'll never be obese again :T
:eek: never thought I had to double check my height, I'm still using the height I was when I left school (and that was a long long time ago!)
Sue14, maybe you should get a second, or third, opinion, 3" is a big discrepancy...get the ruler and the tape measure out, and get against the door frame
I've overdone it today, not with my meals, but extra cake. I bought a big chocolate swiss roll because it was reduced to 10p. I wouldn't have bought it at the full price, so why did I think I needed it when it was cheap? In a way, I'm letting the supermarket decide what I eat!
Repeat..."just because it's cheap doesn't mean you need to eat it..."
Ohhhh but it tastes so much better when its cheap :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:Slimming World at target0 -
islandhoppa wrote: »Bah weekends are hard!
Aren't they just! I can usually stay on track during the week, but then it goes 'to hell in a handbasket' at the weekend, :mad:!:eek: never thought I had to double check my height, I'm still using the height I was when I left school (and that was a long long time ago!)
Sue14, maybe you should get a second, or third, opinion, 3" is a big discrepancy...get the ruler and the tape measure out, and get against the door frame
I've overdone it today, not with my meals, but extra cake. I bought a big chocolate swiss roll because it was reduced to 10p. I wouldn't have bought it at the full price, so why did I think I needed it when it was cheap? In a way, I'm letting the supermarket decide what I eat!
Repeat..."just because it's cheap doesn't mean you need to eat it..."
Unfortunately, I have double checked it against the door frame and she's right! It's strange because when I was younger, if I was asked for my height I would always say 'about 5 foot', so it was quite nice to be told that I was actually a bit taller, but it seems I was right all along, lol! As for the swiss roll, that's what we always used to do, hence most of the weight problems, but we are now being a lot stronger at resisting the offers.
OH and I went for a nice long walk today as the weather was dry and sunny, although a bit cold, but we soon got warmed up. We were out for 2 hours, and were walking for most of the time, stopping for a coffee and a low calorie cereal bar while at the park, before walking home again. Food hasn't been brilliant, but I'm still under my calorie goal so far, and tonight we are having some turkey with roast potatoes and veg, so hopefully I will stay under for the day.Weight loss challenge 2/10lbs
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Ooo yes, I do like frozen raspberries! I will need to run down the freezer a little so I can buy some (I'm in a house share, so get one drawer, which isn't enough for me!)
I'm also one that prefers the full fat version of yoghurts and cheeses too. I hate the idea of the chemicals they use to replace the fat for us, I used to eat them, but became uncomfortable that we don't really know conclusively how the body deals with them. Someone did mention the cocktail of chemicals they put in diet drinks too that we don't even know about :eek: I'm just trying to get used to having less of them now...0 -
minicooper272 wrote: »Ooo yes, I do like frozen raspberries! I will need to run down the freezer a little so I can buy some (I'm in a house share, so get one drawer, which isn't enough for me!)
I'm also one that prefers the full fat version of yoghurts and cheeses too. I hate the idea of the chemicals they use to replace the fat for us, I used to eat them, but became uncomfortable that we don't really know conclusively how the body deals with them. Someone did mention the cocktail of chemicals they put in diet drinks too that we don't even know about :eek: I'm just trying to get used to having less of them now...
It's funny you say that, when i initally lost 3 stone, I went on a healthy eating plan of as much as possible natural foods if it makes sense. Butter, full fat yoghurt, honey instead of sugar etc. BUT smaller amounts.Loved our trip to the West Coast USA. Death Valley is the place to go!0 -
Sorry Im late posting this week - internet down due to the weather (or so sky tell me
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1 pound loss for me - chipping away at it slowly (but hope for a better week this week!)
hope you are all doing well - Im off to catch up on a weeks posts now xSealed Pot no 20110 -
Have had no internet for 2 days.....still no landline but not bothered really.
STS this week so must try harder!
Today I have eaten:
B...scrambled egg, 2 rashers, baked beans, 2 sls toast without butter, tea, water;
D..salad, sliced crispy duck, satay pork, veg and steamed rice, cappuccino with sugar, water;
Sn....yoghurt, slice fruit soda, tea, clementine, water.
Must do better......
MarieWeight 08 February 86kg0 -
Hi ya, I've changed diets to calories rather than low fat as we were both struggling, A pound for this week please...0
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Today:
B. spelt pancakes with a bit of marmalade, fried egg with small piece of rye bread
S. 4 wafer biscuits
L. Cheese, celery, bits of rye crust, apple with peanut butter, walnuts
D. Carrot onion and chick pea soup, salad, yogurt with tsp marmalade, almonds.
All nice and healthy, but still too much.Finally I'm an OAP and can travel free (in London at least!).0 -
B - wm toast with yogurt and marmalade
D - jnr roast beef dinner, churros with ice cream
T - bowl of spicy, fruity porridge. Made it for the morning but couldn't resist
S - satsuma, melon
No E, just drooling over the treadmill which has yet to be set up for me to use
Sweet dreams0
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