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Slimming World Support for Summer 2014
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Can you put me down for a 1lb loss pls Annie :-)Debt free 2018
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Annie021063 wrote: »Hiya
You have put your loss in red which I presume means you want to be part of the challenge but I don't have you down. If you do can you give me your goal for end of August please and weight loss since 1st July
Thanks
Sorry Im not doing this challenge, I just thought that was how you put the loses.
Thanks Maman for explaining SOW.
B- fruit
L- fry up 8 syns and HEB
D- courgette gratin HEA
Syns
Small brownie 3
So 11 so far today.0 -
Annie~~Big apologies for not putting my losses/gains in red.I am a Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on Mortgage Free Wannabe & Local Money Saving Scotland & Disability Money Matters. If you need any help on those boards, do let me know.Please note that Ambassadors are not moderators. Any post you spot in breach of the Forum Rules should be reported via the report button , or by emailing forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com. All views are my own & not the official line of Money Saving Expert.
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One debt remaining. Home improvement loan.0 -
Just popping in to say HAPPY BIRTHDAY TopGirl. Have a piece of syn free cake on me :bdaycake:
Welcome to all our newbies :hello:
Well done to all the losers :T
Discovered Asda Chosen by You Mini Fruity Yogurt Moments Ice Lollies, assorted 8 pack, 50ml each - 2.5 syns each. Perfect treat size and not bad flavour. Perfect for this hot weather.
We have a wedding in just under two weeks and starting to plan a little for it. I don't usually drink much alcohol anyway (don't give me a halo as I still have many other vices) so I have been wondering whether or not to volunteer to drive. It is a day do and an evening do (invited to both) and we cannot make our minds up as to whether to go home for a couple of hours between the two events or whether just to hang around til the night do starts as there is only so much diet coke/soda you can take.Looking forward to having some treats throughout the day. Picked melon and ham for starters - sounds a bit too healthy really especially when there is prawn cocktail on offer - what was I thinking of.
Still have to have hexs and not particularly hungry for anything as it isn't so long since we've had our tea. Started having 45g feta for hexa - the one we get is from Lidl (93p ?) and we really like it - mind you DS prefers a firmer one.
Enjoy the weekend everyone
b_e_gSPC NO 041STARTED SW 04/14 - TARGET 05/16 - TOTAL LOSS 10ST 3.5LBS :dance:0 -
My menu for Sunday
B. Strawberries, blueberries toast and butter B + 3 Syns
L. Bacon egg mushrooms tomatoes pickled cauli.
D. Steak, new potatoes gravy 2 Syns mixed veg processed peas.
Snacks satsuma x 2. Apple, 2 crispbreads 6 Syns
A milk B bread
11 Syns
Water, green tea, NAS lemonade.0 -
starrystarry wrote: »Thanks maman, that's reassuring.
I'd rather do it online. I can get to a group but the whole idea of that just doesn't appeal to me. I'll feel much more comfortable doing it on my own, with some help from this thread now that I've found it.
I'll have another look at the SW website this afternoon. Might give that sample menu a try.
Starry I am an online member. The idea of group fills me with dread. Lots of info online and if you get stuck ask on here :j
EE for me again today.
Breakfast - 2 x wheatbix, skimmed milk, necterine, muller light greek style.
Lunch - pasta salad
Tea - fish cake (chippy) mushy peas, rice fusion, beetroot and pickled cabbage. Strawberries and activa 0 fat yoghurt
HEA - skimmed milk
HEB - wheatbix
Syns - rice fusions 2, fish cake 7, greek style muller light 0.5, dressing on salad 4 - TOTAL 13.50 -
Big fat Sunday Breakfast - done.
B - Scrambled Egg, Bacon, Tomatoes, Mushrooms Toast (HexB)
L - Probably not
D - Lamb, boiled baby potatoes, butternut, peas and carrots
Syns: So far butter on toast, mint sauce for dinner and then I have a lot of lemons needing to be used up and don't know what I can do with them that doesn't involve lots of sugar. I might make lemon meringue, without the pie.Mortgage
Start January 2017: $268,012
Latest balance $266,734
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Morning all
Swimming for me today trying to start doing more body magic.
B- Wheatabix and milk HEA & HEB
L- Cous cous salad
D- pasta and tomato sauce
Think I might have a green day looking at that.
No syns planned yet.0 -
Morning all. Off out for a long walk with the kids later, quite possibly carrying the baby (although I may talk hubby into that one!) so that's a bit of exercise for me.
Going somewhere I've been before that has a cafe and I assumed wrongly would do jacket potatoes or something similar so today I will be prepared and take a lunch with me
I have a question about Green vs EE if anyone has any idea. I know the syn values can be different, although I checked what I usually syn and those things are the same. Otherwise there are extra HE foods but I'm on those anyway. So what difference is there? Are there any free foods that aren't free on one or the other? I'm veggie anyway but couldn't see any obvious differences between the two.:heartpuls Daughter born January 2012 :heartpuls Son born February 2014 :heartpuls
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