Three choices in life; Give up, Give in or Give all you've got!!

grannyx2

Well done on the weight loss x

liltdiddylilt

Oh goodness I forgot the weight loss!! Astounding and so well deserved!! Well done you xx

please-let-me-be-lucky

Thank you! I did try really hard this week, but to be fair I also didn't eat very much over the weekend when I felt rotten. Hopefully it won't all go on again this week just because I've eaten a more normal amount!! To give myself credit though, normal me would have binged on chocolate etc when stressed over the recent hospital drama etc, and I really restrained myself this time. Nothing changed if nothing changes!

23 sons! Wonderful!! :rotfl:.

DH has had a few angry outbursts over the last week Lilt, but to be honest probably no more than normal. Hopefully no side effects, though we are at the very bottom end of the dosage still. 6 more days until the next increment and 6 weeks until we reach the desired (for now!) dose. He is very much missing the gym though!

Bubblesmum

poohbear59 wrote: »

Yesterday's meeting sounds very positive. It will do you both good to have a break from each other and give you a break too. It doesn't matter how much you love someone you still need a break from one another.

I hope you are feeling better today. And that DS1 os feeling better too.


I had a very odd way to deal with bullies when my for were in primary school
I invited them round to play and to have tea. And it worked. Even did out when DS3 was in year seven. But that time I took them to burgerking bought then both meal, sat then on a separate table to me. And told them to talk. The horrible little boy who had been bullying my son still keeps in touch. And he was horrible and admits it.

I agree this is a great approach, I was bullied badly at school, in later years I understood, it was because the bullies were really unhappy themselves and giving them a hand of friendship can be a better way forward x

October_Starter

Just checking in!

:j :j :j :j

Well done on the weightloss!! You are doing so well and there's me not even started!! I am really going to have to think about that but so many changes lately, it's getting a little overwhelming.

You and DS2 have to kick these bugs out! They are getting everyone!

Lilty.. OMG I laughed at 23DSs! :rotfl:

Have a lovely Evening!

October xx

grannyx2

October_Starter wrote: »

Just checking in!

:j :j :j :j

Well done on the weightloss!! You are doing so well and there's me not even started!! ......l
October xx

Perhaps you should change your name to February starter, it may help :rotfl: x

October_Starter

Love it!! :rotfl:

I started my debt free goals in October.. But hmm.. February Starter for the weight loss sounds like a good plan!

October xx (soon to be February??)

System

Well done on the weight loss.:T and hope you are all feeling better now. There are so many viruses and things going round at the moment. Take care

beanielou

Great great weight loss :j :j :j :j :j

I will make no comment about bullies~other than to say I thumped one once :eek::eek::rotfl:

please-let-me-be-lucky

Thank you BM, Granny, February Starter and ploppy.

DS2 has a high temperature - AGAIN!! When will this ever end?! He is in bed asleep now but I'm worried about him. Poor little guy.

Dentist this afternoon, my teeth are fine (:j), DS1 needs a filling (:mad:) and we agreed to reschedule DS2 with him being poorly. DH sees a different dentist at the same practice and he had his appointment last week. The dentist surgery is next door to a bakers and the boys requested sausage rolls for tea, I've just realised that if I'd said no then today would have been a NSD! Anyway, soft as clarts Mummy said yes so a small spend there. DH and I had bolognaise pasta bake for tea.

In other news, we have been put forward for a new boiler and cavity wall insulation after last week's assessment. Two technical surveys are now booked and hopefully we might have a new boiler within the next 3 weeks :T. I have also reapplied for DH's CEA card which expired yesterday, so I can continue to go to the cinema with him as his carer.