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

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Welcome to the thread sparklychar *waves*
This thread is great I've lost 5.5 lbs in three weeks - I've never managed that before! It gives me the motivation I need to keep going. I hope you enjoy your new healthy journey

Knit_Witch

sparklychar wrote: »

Right! New MSE forumite subscribing to this thread! Making over my life with debts to pay off, and weight to lose (which I'll add to my sig in a mo). Also applying for teacher training very soon, so career development beckons as well! Would love to have lost a few lbs by the time interviews roll around, helping me feel my best....

Will have a read through this thread and be having a good clear out of my cupboards and a supermarket shop tomorrow - well, making use of storecupboard to be MoneySaving, but I have a meal plan ready to go with lots of healthy dishes on it.

I have a lot of weight to lose, done every diet in the book, and just need to cut the crap and do some exercise!

Look forward to reading about everyone's achievements x

Welcome to less of you sparklychar :rotfl:

Do you want to join in the current weight loss challenge?

Knit_Witch

Meant to say :T:j:T to JackieO as well

cheeswright

I've lost 1/2 a lb in two weeks...
I was getting all ..woohoo about loosing weight
but non of my lovely clothes fit...which I know should also be woohoo...but I'm going to have to sell them in order to buy some more...
ok these are not my scumming around - day to day clothes...but those odd lovely bits that make me feel a bit special, and that I spent sooooolong finding at prices I could afford - or second hand.
Now I just have scumming around clothes..and they dont fit either...a bit blue today I think:(

sparrer

sparklychar I tried the sugar free Polo's once. And only once. They're disgusting! _pale_. Will give tic tacs a try, not sure what they cost which I have to take into consideration too, packs of 5 tubes of Polo's in @sd@ and half the price of anywhere else. Thanks for the suggestion, will let you know how I get on with them

B - spicy, fruity porridge, ss milk
L - last of the chicken and leek soup. Rf cheese toasty with no spread, didn't need it with the cheese but a smattering of pickle
D - lean bacon, egg, mushrooms, onion, slice WW wm toast
S - 2-bar KitKat with coffee at meeting (it was free!). Melon, nectarine, 1/2 nana, veg batons
E - 1x10 mins done, upstairs cleaned, kitchen swished
Had to get up at silly o'clock for a meeting (don't usually do single figures in the mornings ) so me'n'the mutt are going to have a wee siesta
Have a sunny afternoon

gresleyrover

Well done to all losers and STSers. :j:j Have to report an STS again for me this week, but after a really bad couple of days last weekend and it was DH's birthday yesterday I suppose an STS isn't too bad. Hopefully a loss next week

lobbyludd

1lb off for me please

was supporting a conference yesterday and started the day with bacon baps:o but managed to have salad, fruit and half a round of sandwiches from the buffet at lunch so that and the running back and fore all day after people who cannot follow instructions hopefully undid the damage, well done everyone

SIRENS

Well those Saffron buns finally caught up with me yesterday, I could not resist any longer:eek:

Back at work today though so manage to rein in the eating

B. pitta bread,2 l/f cheese triangles
L. Salad and turkey wrap, l/f crisp, oranage
D. Left over stew yummy:T

Went o pick the kids up from school yesterday and it was bucketing it down, only when I got to the school did I realise I'd manage to zip my coat up instead of stratigic buttoning, think its the first time I've used that zip :rotfl::rotfl:

JustKaren

Seems most news is good news this week, a huge well done for everyone for trying x x

I'm happy to say I've lost 3lb this week keeping an eye with MFP def seems to be working for me..

Some amazing advice from everyone but totally love the get up and do something every advert ! I shall be doing this til it becomes a.habit especially the evenings.

Can any of you lovely curvier bummed ladies give me an idea of sizes in general Tesco/asdas/ sains etc if I'm a Evans 26 at just above 20 stone, any idea very roughly how much to lose for a 22 in supermarkets x

Knit_Witch

SIRENS wrote: »

Went to pick the kids up from school yesterday and it was bucketing it down, only when I got to the school did I realise I'd manage to zip my coat up instead of stratigic buttoning, think its the first time I've used that zip :rotfl::rotfl:

Well done! I managed to zip my coat up over my bumbag so go me as well :T