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Hi, I am mid afternoon not mid morning with my losses which are zilch
I have STS sorry it's not red and bold.
My menu for today is...
Breakfast ..yoghurt banana raspberries strawberries, blueberries.
Lunch.. Tomato soup 4 Syns ham salad sandwich B. Jelly light ice cream 3.5
Dinner..Roast chicken roast pots, boiled potatoes carrots few green beans
Extra. 2 Ryvita 3 Syns 2 crackerbread 2 Syns clementine strawberries.
12.5 Syns.0 -
Hi, I am mid afternoon not mid morning with my losses which are zilch
I have STS sorry it's not red and bold.
I'm sure you'll take that after the panna cotta and cream wiz.;)Just plod on and you'll get back to losing ways.
Sounds like you had a good night beanie. What were you celebrating?
I checked out the Co-op chips, called the Customer Line in the end and apparently they've stopped making low fat healthier chips! Apparently they weren't selling.:rotfl:0 -
Lost 1.5 lbs :j:j:j0
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Hi gettingtheresometime, welcome to the thread :wave: enjoy Washington (work or pleasure?)
Thanks Denise, i'll try that recipe after I run out of the Tesc0 sweet potato falafels.. added it to the front page too
Well done to more WOTY winners :T:T we seem to have a winning thread
Been out to try and get some jeans and trousers today, tried some size 16 jeans on and they were far too big :j I think it might just have been the cut though. Seems all the other size 16's were out of stock in every shop I triedso came home empty handed..
Menu plan for today
B - none
L - Chocolate Orange baked oats(heb), apple, yogurt
T - Mexican burgers and chips (SW magazine recipe), roll (6) salad, pickles
S - frazzles (4.5) sponge fingers (2) dessert (2.5)
Dessert tonight is a take on the SW tiramisu - I hate coffee so I've swapped the flavourings for coconut and tia maria for malibu :drool: it better be nice. Will post a recipe if it is.
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Reporting back to say the corned beef hash was a great success, we both enjoyed it. Thanks for the syns info and the recipe Maman.Start BMI - 38.7 Current BMI - 31.2 Target BMI - 26.30
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We had family visiting from Englandshire.
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One debt remaining. Home improvement loan.0 -
Haven't eaten much today - breakfast in between typing and proofreading g to hit my midday deadline. Then I went to talk to my dad about possbly upgrading my car, then went out with dad and hubby to lo okay cars and now I'm cleaning car as I might be trading it in tomorrow. When I decide on something, that's it!
So keep your fingers crossed for little black Polo!0 -
*creeps in*
The summer holidays in the house of Hinge teamed with my dodgy ankle seem to be my excuse to snarf junk and go way of plan
I haven't made it to group for over a month and my scales show a big gain :eek: Trying to get back on plan but my will power has been low.
Day one back on plan!
B/L He B oat/muller biscuits with a huge bowl of water melon and strawberrieschicken breast wrapped in bacon, he A cheese, bbq sauce (3). cabbage, peas, baby corn, carrots and sw roast potatoes
(2) milk in my tea
snacks, donut peach
will probably have a kitkat or some monster munch crisps later
I will try to read back to catch up!
Hugs to everyone that needs one!
Mrs H xLiving in a superhero induced haze :A:A
"You did good Kidda!"0 -
Well done, Emmylou and tweets.
We’ve had a bit more sunshine today – but there were a few nasty showers too. And the temperature has dropped.
Beanie, it’s good to be “naughty” sometimes, especially if you’ve had some rough spells.
So Sunday, didn’t go to plan – again. DH had forgotten to tell me he’d be bowling all day – he left at 8.00 and is just home ¼ to 10, having lost in the final. I did manage to cobble together a fairly SW friendly menu for me, just not what I’d been looking forward to! And I went a little over on syns.
Breakfast: strawberries and ff Greek yogurt
Snack: fs Maltesers (5)
Lunch: hexb chicken & tomato sandwich
Snack: 20g Bombay mix (5)
Dinner: bacon, egg, LMcC roro sausage (1 ½ I think), mushrooms & beans
Fs Twix (5)
Snack: hexa cheese & grapesSewing 88/COLOR]Woollies 19Card s 91Reading 37/400 -
Morning everyone! Hope you all had a good weekend - we spent most of it in Ikea looking at what furniture we need to get when we move. Couldn't resist a hot dog at the end of it all but since I'd been under on my syns all week I wasn't too worried.
Weighed in this morning and after my first proper week back on plan, I've lost 2.8lbs! Very happy with that as I'm aiming for a 1lb a week loss so I'll be at target by my 30th birthday in March. Back to it for week 2:
B - ff yogurt, benefit light bar (1/2 HEB), 2 kiwis
L - Picky Salad (tomatoes, cucumber, LO roast chicken, 50% fat mozarella - HEA), balsamic vinegar, 2 clementines
D - Jacket potato with beans, side salad
S - Banana pre-workout, boiled egg post workout, hot chocolate (2 syns), benefit light bar (1/2 HEB)
Really loving the benefit bars from aldi. They're so much denser than the alpen light bars and really feel you up, hence why I can only eat one at a time!Emergency Fund - £8572.39 / £10,000 :: Mortgage OP 2025 - £LISA 24/25 - £3200 / £4000 :: NSD 2025 - 2 / 150 :: Books Read: 1 / 52 :: Decluttering - 4 / 1000Engaged 9th December 2010 :: Married 29th October 2015 :: Bought a House 13th January 20170
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