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Slimming World Support for Summer 2014
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durham_mim wrote: »Hi everyone, I'm back. I actually got back late Monday night but haven't had the inclination to post. My weekend went well, the meals were really good, lots of veg & salads, very SW. There were of course desserts which I managed to avoid but I did succumb to 3 pieces of cake over the whole weekend. I weighed myself on Tuesday to find out the damage and was surprised to find I'd lost the llb I'd put on the previous week.
Since returning I've continued to be good, staying within syns but going the lactofree and gluten free route. I am feeling much better as a result.
EE Menu:
B: Kallo gf rice puffs with BD milk. Tea with LF skimmed milk.
L: Mushy pea curry & half pack of microwave rice (5). Pineapple. Tea with LF milk.2 BGYS sausages (2), beans, SW fried egg & SW rustic chips.
2 x GF chocolate fingers (4).
S: Cocoa made with water & splash of BD milk.
BM: 2 hrs Ballroom
Are you cutting out wheat as well as gluten? I think the sausages have wheat in!Is it ok to have SW chips in the afternoon or in the evening on a green day?
You can have them whenever you fancy them, although breakfast may not work so well :rotfl:
FROGGA, take heart from the fact that even though you have gained, you haven't reached that top number [not even close]. That has got to give you some credit hasn't it? Lets hope the new term means the new and positive you!!! Good luck my little green friend :AIts not what you do but the way that you do it, thats what get results :T
Keep the Faith All
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TakeItEazy wrote: »FROGGA, take heart from the fact that even though you have gained, you haven't reached that top number [not even close]. That has got to give you some credit hasn't it? Lets hope the new term means the new and positive you!!! Good luck my little green friend :A
Just think frogga, it'll soon be half term and you can scrunch around in those leaves in your wellies and be at least a stone lighter!:)0 -
Good to see you Frogga :wave:
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TakeItEazy wrote: »Are you cutting out wheat as well as gluten? I think the sausages have wheat in!
Thanks for this. I have one more packet to use up and then I will look out for gluten free ones. I saw some advertised in Aldi last week but forgot to get some :doh: This will mean more syns used for them and less for treatsWeight loss 0/2st
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Just think frogga, it'll soon be half term and you can scrunch around in those leaves in your wellies and be at least a stone lighter!:)
I love love love Autumn!!!
Heard today that my whippet puppy will be ready to bring home in half term week so I'm mega excited as Rodney is getting very lonely being the only one left. The lady he is coming from said I can have two brothers if I want. So I'm looking forward to welcoming Norman and Stanley very soonSay it once, say it loud ~ I'm an Atheist, Anti-Royalist, Socialist, Tea-Total Veggie Frog and PROUD!:D
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Heard today that my whippet puppy will be ready to bring home in half term week so I'm mega excited as Rodney is getting very lonely being the only one left. The lady he is coming from said I can have two brothers if I want. So I'm looking forward to welcoming Norman and Stanley very soon
That's great Frogga, welcome to your new pups! Although you need to get 3 now so you can have a Fletcher
Just polished off my dinner - butternut squash roasted and stuffed with some veg and green lentils with an HEA of mozzarella melted on top. So much superfree food!
Off to read back what's been happening now, and have a few syns of shortbread:heartpuls Daughter born January 2012 :heartpuls Son born February 2014 :heartpuls
Slimming World ~ trying to get back on the wagon...0 -
That's great Frogga, welcome to your new pups! Although you need to get 3 now so you can have a Fletcher
Just polished off my dinner - butternut squash roasted and stuffed with some veg and green lentils with an HEA of mozzarella melted on top. So much superfree food!
Off to read back what's been happening now, and have a few syns of shortbread
Awwww you beat me to it, was going to say that :rotfl:Its not what you do but the way that you do it, thats what get results :T
Keep the Faith All
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Food today;
B - RB, honey (2), coffee
L - dyno rod soup, roll, pombears (5)
T - cheesy pasta (mushrooms,onions,toms), sauce (1)
HEA - milk/cheese
HEB - RB/roll
Syns - 8
How much is 2 squares of dairy milk? Might have some later if not too much.Its not what you do but the way that you do it, thats what get results :T
Keep the Faith All
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mummyroysof3 wrote: »Breville halo fryer has arrived....made wedges at lunch and kids want me to make nuggets in it for tea lol. Anyone else got one?
I have the Phillips air fryer and love itSlimming World at target0 -
TakeItEazy wrote: »Food today;
B - RB, honey (2), coffee
L - dyno rod soup, roll, pombears (5)
T - cheesy pasta (mushrooms,onions,toms), sauce (1)
HEA - milk/cheese
HEB - RB/roll
Syns - 8
How much is 2 squares of dairy milk? Might have some later if not too much.
oh my tie can u really eat just 2 squares . what will power, I dare not have a bar in the house.Slimming World at target0
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