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

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  • I'm just posting to report a 2lbs loss in week one :beer:

    I'm needing to change my weigh day to a Monday as my scales have packed in and I can't afford new ones, but I go to my Mam's on a Monday so can weigh there.

    Have meal planned the week so as long as I don't fall face first into a rogue dairy milk I should be ok :o
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  • Morning All

    Pouring down with rain here and very windy. Made the school run very interesting :doh:
    I am clearing my head cold but now have a squeeky voice for a few days. Not good for making the phone calls I have to do :D they must think I am weird.

    Breakfast: F&F + ss milk
    Lunch: seeded bread salad sandwich
    Dinner: Soup with a slice of bread to dip
    Snacks: none
    Drink: water

    Hope everyone can find some sun today.
    DC xx
  • Morning all. Was good last night and had enough calories left so had a hot chocolate and a biscuit. Almost worth eating fruit all day for!

    Plan for today:
    B: small glass of smoothie, cereal bar
    L: left over stir fry from ladt night, petit filous, fruit
    S: Fruit
    D: Not entirely sure as OH is out tonight so will be making a meal for one which is a rare occasion. The nights he's not in are when I tend to eat rubbish. He keeps me motivated! So it's going to be hard not to be bad tonight but I will do my best.

    Exercise: Half hour zumba class after work.

    Hope everyone has a good day. I am so impressed when I read what you are all eating. I can't believe the people that have no snacks though -how do you do it! xx
  • ragz_2
    ragz_2 Posts: 3,254 Forumite
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    oh and I was doing so welll.... oops. Blame the witch for the 3 flapjacks, two mini choc pots and two oranges that I ate AFTER my omelette.

    Some people feel the need to snack more than others, I think ti depends on what you eat and how your body uses it. Snacking can be very good for you as long as it's the right things... she says...

    I'll get my coat!
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  • Molly41
    Molly41 Posts: 4,919 Forumite
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    I will join you Ragz.

    Im feeling so demotivated today and I have put on 2.5 lbs overnight. I know it is not real but it is so demoralising.
    I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer.
    Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration.
    I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over and through me. When it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path.
    When the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.
  • sharonr
    sharonr Posts: 311 Forumite
    Made a gorgeous ratatouille recipe today from BBC website. I must have tried it the first time about 20 years ago, but back then I didn't like peppers, aubergines, corgettes or tomatoes so no wonder. Anyway, this had made me write it off, but now I like most of those. Have to say it was absolutely delish and will cook again. Might even have it without meat next time, which is really saying something.

    I am very, very excited! (How sad) :)
  • slowlyfading
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    I'm pretty pleased with today's food:

    b - skipped, oops.
    l - tuna salad (141 cals) pitta bread (170) - 311 cals
    s - slice of bread with PB - 179 cals
    t - HM chili (363.2) pitta bread (170) ginger cake (94) - 627.2 cals
    Total: 1,117.2 calories.
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  • ragz wrote: »
    oh and I was doing so welll.... oops. Blame the witch for the 3 flapjacks, two mini choc pots and two oranges that I ate AFTER my omelette.

    Some people feel the need to snack more than others, I think ti depends on what you eat and how your body uses it. Snacking can be very good for you as long as it's the right things... she says...

    I'll get my coat!

    I'm there with you Ragz, my stomach definitely copes better with a little and often, but its changing my mindset from the mid morning/afternoon snacks being crisps, chocs, biscuits, cakes etc, etc, etc to FRUIT, FRUIT, FRUIT.
    sharonr wrote: »
    Made a gorgeous ratatouille recipe today from BBC website. I must have tried it the first time about 20 years ago, but back then I didn't like peppers, aubergines, corgettes or tomatoes so no wonder. Anyway, this had made me write it off, but now I like most of those. Have to say it was absolutely delish and will cook again. Might even have it without meat next time, which is really saying something.

    I am very, very excited! (How sad) :)

    Ooh I love it too but generally on its own with loads of nice crusty bread to soak up those lovely juices from the oil and veg.

    I think I've been doing ok for the past couple of days, but met a friend in town for lunch today - decided on the Express Lunch which is Soup & Sandwich - only to find the French Onion Soup had this HUGE crouton floating on top, except it was not a crouton but a deep fried mini ham and cheese sandwich :eek: (Crock Monsieur is that what they call them) . So that along with the Kett!e type crisps also on the plate has scuppered my plans for being :A
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  • sparrer
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    Sabotaging myself this week, just when I'd got below the stone mark :(. Seems I'm not the only one but that's no excuse..

    B missed but had coffee with DD mid morning, with a sliver of carrot cake
    D chilli chicken & 1/2 mini naan
    T - 2 slices toasted Danish with yogurt, scraping of marmalade
    Snacks - grapefruit, apple, satsuma, melon
    Exercise 1 hour pulm class
  • vixtress
    vixtress Posts: 1,153 Forumite
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    rubbish few days here :( i am really annoyed with myself - must get back to it!!!
    have just done the mother of online shops. lots of healthy stuff so no excuses!
    hope you are all doing better but reading the thread it does sound a bit contagious xx
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