Lenny v the girls (+ Z, lmw and James) challenge lose the fat and the debt

lmw1977

Lucy1982 wrote: »

:rotfl:

Ok, It's just me... i have no excuse!! I wonder how many calories you burn ironing....

I dunno but I'm such a fitness freak I jog on the spot and do it really vigoursly...





then when I'm ironing it's more leisurely

:rotfl:

Lucy1982_2

:rotfl:

I don't have a relpy to that

tigtag02

lmw1977 wrote: »

mind you it's no surprise I'm turning into one...I'm still a fella at heart I like to spend my time in the company of [strike]birds[/strike] {ahem} I mean lovely ladies...I do 99% of the cooking in our house; I do all the ironing; help with the cleaning too...

You free to drop in at mine

lmw1977

tigtag02 wrote: »

You free to drop in at mine

sorry had to call HMRC

Errr.r.rrr....I really do have enough with my own I'm afraid ladies...besides...I couldn't iron your smalls could I imagine what the neighbours would say!:o

Snaggles

Arrrrgghhh.... I've been up literally ALL night, Natasha just didn't want to sleep unless she was being cuddled, I tried for hours but eventually gave up and sat cuddling her on the sofa all night (didn't dare fall asleep in case I dropped her) - so she's now had a really good sleep and is wide awake and ready to be entertained, whereas I am propping my eyelids open with matchsticks!

Can't complain though, it was lovely being cuddled up with her and we've had very few broken nights really.

I was hoping I'd be too tired to eat, but it never works that way does it, hahaha...

Ooooh....I like being 'voluptuous'! Well, I think I do - or is it a euphemism for 'chubby'? :rotfl:

I'm sticking to my diet really well this week, so I'm hoping I'll have lost weight again - it's a bit frustrating losing it so slowly, but I can tell my eating habits are changing for the better, which is really great.

ZTD

Snaggles wrote: »

Ooooh....I like being 'voluptuous'! Well, I think I do - or is it a euphemism for 'chubby'? :rotfl:

It's a euphemism for twin-D's...

Snaggles wrote: »

I can tell my eating habits are changing for the better, which is really great.

Yes, it's habit rather than anything else that piles the weight on. The buying pizza rather than cooking something decent.

Snaggles

ZTD wrote: »

It's a euphemism for twin-D's...

They'll probably be the first thing to go as I start to lose weight, unfortunately. Although we're going to start playing squash again in a couple of weeks (once I've got over my terror of being away from the baby for more than a few minutes at a time...:rolleyes:) which should help tone the muscles behind them in an effort to stop them drooping. :cool:

After Ryan, I did karate, and that's fantastic for giving you a good cleavage (all the punching really works out the chest wall muscles), but I don't know if I can afford to take it back up again.

ZTD

lmw1977 wrote: »

why on earth not? Better do it yourself then: tuck yourself up if/when he asks say your dinners in the cupboard! or am I being overly harsh here?

Harsh is saying "Your dinner is in the fields."

Overly harsh is offering to cook up one of his buttocks for him to eat: The taste will be terrible...

ZTD

Snaggles wrote: »

After Ryan, I did karate, and that's fantastic for giving you a good cleavage (all the punching really works out the chest wall muscles), but I don't know if I can afford to take it back up again.

Can you not just practice anyway? If it's only the punching, you don't need much room.

Note to self - avoid karate. Cleavage is not a good look...

lmw1977

ZTD wrote: »

Harsh is saying "Your dinner is in the fields."

Overly harsh is offering to cook up one of his buttocks for him to eat: The taste will be terrible...

I dunno some ppl reckon rump steak is finer than fillet...wait that's on cows though...:rolleyes: