Spent 4 years pretending it's all OK

NoOneAround

It's Mo*rCr*ft
Have a lovely day Br*gden:)
XX

NoOneAround

Recent spends on successful shopping trip earlier this week £260:eek:
For Me:)
Dress TK MX £19.99
Skirt £9.99 (M&S reduced from £35)
T-Shirt £5.99 (M&S reduced from £15)
Top £ 6.99 (Dotty P down from £20)
Dress £10 (Dotty P down from £25)
Bras £ 3.49 for two!!!! (M&S reduced from £25)
Bra £18 (M&S)


For DH needed for work
M&S suit £149
shirts £30
tie £10

Brogden

NoOneAround wrote: »

Recent spends on successful shopping trip earlier this week £260:eek:
For Me:)
Dress TK MX £19.99
Skirt £9.99 (M&S reduced from £35)
T-Shirt £5.99 (M&S reduced from £15)
Top £ 6.99 (Dotty P down from £20)
Dress £10 (Dotty P down from £25)
Bras £ 3.49 for two!!!! (M&S reduced from £25)
Bra £18 (M&S)


For DH needed for work
M&S suit £149
shirts £30
tie £10

Wot.....? No K******s......? :eek:

NoOneAround

Brogden wrote: »

Wot.....? No K******s......? :eek:

This was a scientific experiment Brogden and my theory was correct:D. It was a deliberate omission on my part and you fell straight into the trap..... proving beyond all reasonable doubt you have k*ickers on the brain. All the protestations about needing to focus on more serious things on your part are just a ruse

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:


Add to list
Knickers M&S £16.00
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:


Love you to bits
xxxx

grannyx2

I used to suffer from chronic reflux constantly too so didn't link it to food. However since giving up dairy for 6 months and then only introducing small amounts now & then, I've not had an attack for almost a year. Well other than a red wine fueled one on Christmas night.

I've just discovered I'm actually mildly intolerant to dairy so it's off the menu for 3 months again. I've lost 3.5lbs this week, with the only difference being no dairy.

You can't just reduce it, you need to eliminate it for at least a week. I totally get where you are coming from as I'm a total mouse and eat cheese like sweets, a chunk of cheese is my treat of choice. However the loss of reflux makes it a pain worth suffering. Give it a go, you can do it for a week, once you see the effect you won't mind so much

Granny x

Brogden

NoOneAround wrote: »

This was a scientific experiment Brogden and my theory was correct:D. It was a deliberate omission on my part and you fell straight into the trap..... proving beyond all reasonable doubt you have k*ickers on the brain. All the protestations about needing to focus on more serious things on your part are just a ruse

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:


Add to list
Knickers M&S £16.00
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:


Love you to bits
xxxx

Oh !!

Well if I am going to fall into someone's trap it might as well be yours NOAh !!

But....I am not guilty of a 'ruse' :mad: !! I am very serious about sorting my financials but every man needs a hobby.......and there are more men with this hobby than even football !!

Innocent !!

Brogden xx

NoOneAround

Have had a productive and very pleasant few hours in the garden
DS did a high cut on lawn, DD raked leaves, I lopped and pulled ivy climbing up house wall, and took colourful pics and thought I would share my joy of spring





Tired but content.
NOA
xx

NoOneAround

grannyx2 wrote: »

I used to suffer from chronic reflux constantly too so didn't link it to food. However since giving up dairy for 6 months and then only introducing small amounts now & then, I've not had an attack for almost a year. Well other than a red wine fueled one on Christmas night.

I've just discovered I'm actually mildly intolerant to dairy so it's off the menu for 3 months again. I've lost 3.5lbs this week, with the only difference being no dairy.

You can't just reduce it, you need to eliminate it for at least a week. I totally get where you are coming from as I'm a total mouse and eat cheese like sweets, a chunk of cheese is my treat of choice. However the loss of reflux makes it a pain worth suffering. Give it a go, you can do it for a week, once you see the effect you won't mind so much

Granny x

I'm definitely going to try it Granny - starting next week as it will be easier when DS at school and DD back to uni, need to sort out some meals and do a shop at the weekend (going to see parents again tomorrow). I have never had any sort of allergies or intolerances so am going to find it difficult.
Your continued weight loss is absolutely amazing :T- I am in awe of you
Love
NOA

NoOneAround

Brogden wrote: »

Oh !!

Well if I am going to fall into someone's trap it might as well be yours NOAh !!

But....I am not guilty of a 'ruse' :mad: !! I am very serious about sorting my financials but every man needs a hobby.......and there are more men with this hobby than even football !!

Innocent !!

Brogden xx

Don't be cross B - ruse perhaps was not the best choice of word!
Felt guilty about the spending but I haven't bought any clothes for a very long while. All goes on DD and DS, but I have worked really hard in last few months, honest:o
xx
NOAh

liltdiddylilt

Incredible pictures NOA. Really beautiful garden you have!!

We all neglect ourselves and we just get to a point where it isn't sustainable. Your purchases are well through out and necessity well done you! Now I just need to get you kondo-ing it all am spending my evening relaxing by folding.. every item of clothing in my wardrobe drawers properly :rotfl:

The other thing I wanted to check with the reflux is.. you don't drink fizzy drinks do you? I had the most horrific reaction to two cans of pop last night. Woke up with awful tummy cramps, bloating and just felt awful, no energy etc all day. Not a great day for it when running around on Jellys 3rd birthday!! xx