Elite 11+ Part 75

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

You will get in your dress no problem

I'm lucky I don't have a sweet tooth these days.

Not sure I am going to do it. I have been pretty strict, only let myself down couple of times but it's been really slow going since the initial loss.

I haven't given up though but neither have I tried it on yet. Will probably try on Sunday. Unfortunately have a charity ball to go to Saturday night with a 3 course meal with wine. :eek:

Tinyshoes

davemorton wrote: »

:T Well done. I think you deserve a treat, how about a nice mars bar??

I will not be tempted. The treat I want is getting in my dress comfortably.

fairclaire

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Not sure I am going to do it. I have been pretty strict, only let myself down couple of times but it's been really slow going since the initial loss.

I haven't given up though but neither have I tried it on yet. Will probably try on Sunday. Unfortunately have a charity ball to go to Saturday night with a 3 course meal with wine. :eek:

I'm speaking at a conference tomorrow :eek:

I used to do this stuff day in, day out but so low is my self esteem these days I'm panicking about it how silly!

I have a stressful drive ahead of it too.......I'm imagining that episode of Miranda where she pretended to be someone else and totally hoofed it up....except I'm a lot shorter and better looking than Miranda :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

braveheart60uk

Help! Been to 3 Sadas tonight, cannot find the knobbly trigger. Is it next to the foot file and other NSPA stuff? Couldn't even find a SEL or empty space :mad:

davemorton

braveheart60uk wrote: »

Help! Been to 3 Sadas tonight, cannot find the knobbly trigger. Is it next to the foot file and other NSPA stuff? Couldn't even find a SEL or empty space :mad:

No idea, they looked a little rude to me :eek:

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

I'm speaking at a conference tomorrow :eek:

I used to do this stuff day in, day out but so low is my self esteem these days I'm panicking about it how silly!

I have a stressful drive ahead of it too.......I'm imagining that episode of Miranda where she pretended to be someone else and totally hoofed it up....except I'm a lot shorter and better looking than Miranda :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Your new hair cut will have done the trick I'm sure, you will be oozing confidence. Anyway if you have done it before you can do it again and again and again. :A

braveheart60uk

davemorton wrote: »

No idea, they looked a little rude to me :eek:

Remind me of spiders. I think they scuttle off when they see me coming

silvercar

Ladyshopper wrote: »

Just saved myself £50 on one of my hotel bookings for our holiday. :j

Does anyone know much about Uber? I've seen it mentioned on head for points, but have never used it. Thinking about trying it in Orlando as found a code for $30 worth of free credit for new customers, which I would be.

Just wondered if anyone had used it over here anywhere?

My kids use it all the time. They say it makes life very easy because you pay direct from the registered debit/ credit card so no need to carry any cash. Also meant to be safe because the location of the uber car is constantly monitored.

I think you need to be on data on your phone to order the car and then you see it moving towards you on the map. So if you don't have data on your phone in America, you will need to hover in a wifi zone (starbucks?) when you order.

davemorton

braveheart60uk wrote: »

Remind me of spiders. I think they scuttle off when they see me coming

Urrg, what a horrible thought. I can see sales plumeting now for them once people read them. Who wants to be massaged by a spider...............now a woman with 8 arms...........

vanilla_twist

I have finally used the ignore button.
I think there are threads on here for discussing politics to excess.

Shame as I found the odd post very informative.

Please limit quotes.

I feel very uncomfortable using the ignore button as for all the problems we have had in the past I have never used it before.

PHD if you are around how did I make chocolate ganache last year?
I think I whipped cream slowly adding melted chocolate but not sure.
Also want something chocolate to go in cake with the crew. Not Nutella and something that will not soak into sponge. Last question how many choc fingers to round a 7 inch cake?

Mum has asked me to make her a cake for Monday as one I made step dad was a great success. The grandchildren have asked for 'the best choc cake they have ever had again'.

Going to also make a pink white choc one for mum to enjoy as main cake will not be that big and will get eaten up.

Had forgotten how much I enjoy baking:)

V x