Weight Loss the Old Style Way! Part 8. Please read posts 1 and 2 before posting.

WelshWoofer

They are Dairylea light (25 cals each) and ryvita crackerbreads (20 cals each).
These ones....
http://www.ryvita.co.uk/products/crackerbread/wholegrain-crackerbread

savesummore

WelshWoofer wrote: »

Have a hug savesummore.
Sounds like a pretty cr*ppy day - have a nice bath, watch some rubbish telly, lick your wounds and tomorrow will be a better day.
xx

Thanks!!

I thought today couldnt get any worse and then my hoover just blew up :rotfl:Im laughing otherwise i may cry!!

daisiegg

B - banana porridge
Snack - carton of banana soya milk
Lunch - soya yogurt, pack of salt and shake crisps without adding the salt
Dinner - beef and ginger stir fry with a tiny bit of rice and loads of green veg

Not too bad! The porridge seemed to fill me up so much I hardly ate anything during the day! Then felt quite hungry towards dinner time but managed not to snack. Have made myself a salmon salad for tomorrow's lunch though as I know it's not healthy to just have no lunch.

minicooper272

Well. I had a lovely weekend visiting my aunt. People all seem to think I'm still a student though, and can't afford to eat (as if I ever let eating come low down on my financial priorities!). I spent most of the weekend eating cake, sweets, chocolates and cheese sauces. There's always a 3 day delay for the scales though, so it hasn't shown its effects yet...

Interesting though, my aunt told me about these 'zombie stories', which help you start running. You download it for the MP3 player, and you set out walking along the street before suddenly; 'ZOMBIES! RUN FOR YOUR LIFE!', you run and run before you get the all clear, slow down, try not to draw any attention to yourself, but, uh oh, they've spotted you, Run!!

They're apparently timed, so you build up your fitness, and it means you're not staring at your watch to see if you've done 30s yet. It all sounds pretty good, so I'm off to track them down!

ragz_2

Molly41 wrote: »

How about one of those sea weed wraps? That might help too Ragz x

I am a little short on seaweed, but I have a lot of bindweed, do you think that would work?

I wish I had the time/money for salons... one day (when the children leave home!)...

Today
Breakfast - Omelette with tomatoes, celery and peppers (the celery did NOT go well).
Snack - Peach
Lunch - Tomato soup with grated parmesan
Snack - 85% dark chocolate (2 small bars :eek: 300 cal, but not a lot of sugar :A)
Dinner - Roast chicken, roast sweet potato, mashed swede, carrots and broccoli with HM gravy. Ate a little too much though

WelshWoofer

Just had to share it with people that appreciate it....

In the spirit of one of my minigoals for this week (wear clothes that just linger in the wardrobe) I've just tried on a dark grey trouser suit that I haven't worn in 6 months because I thought it made me look too fat and its quite loose!:j:j:j
I've put a big black leather belt with a silver buckle on the trousers and they look quite preppy. Gaining a bit of inspiration from this I tried on a teal top that I've only worn once with kind of feathery sleeves (sounds absolutely vile but is actually quite nice) and it fits too. I've looked at me from all angles in the mirror and I look quite streamlined! No bra bulges at the back, no side overhang at the waist, flattish belly:D. I take my jacket off when its warm but usually wear baggier things to hide the flab.

I've only lost half a stone so it must be the exercise changing my shape.

And it was after tea when I'm at my most bloated and flaccid;)

Am so chuffed!

(Sorry for boring you but I had to tell someone:o)

ragz_2

Welshwoofer that's great! Good for you x
Minicooper - that Zombies running thing sounds ace, if you find it do send a link
Rosewood - your dinners are looking awesome (I really wish I only had to cook for myself, I would eat such exciting things! This blog looks like it'd be up your street
http://peaceloveandlowcarb.blogspot.nl/2012/01/comfort-food-caramelized-onion-and.html and that looks like it may be dinner this week sometime.

minicooper272

Ok, so far it looks like it's not an MP3, but an app for iphone/android. That rules it out for me, but if you have an iphone/android phone, it sounds like so much fun, I'm actually tempted to knick the OH's fancy phone so I can give it a go. He can get it back when I next see him in August!

msmanx

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meg72

WelshWoofer wrote: »

They are Dairylea light (25 cals each) and ryvita crackerbreads (20 cals each).
These ones....
http://www.ryvita.co.uk/products/crackerbread/wholegrain-crackerbread

Thank you will get some this weekend.