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ajaxgeezer

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ajaxgeezer

dellybelly wrote: »

back. I was considering going back again last week when I got word that my operation was going to go ahead and now I don't know what to do. After my Op I'll have a 2 week recovery.

Any suggestions anyone?

.... don't mess about around the time of an op - you'll need all your strength for speedy recovery. The gym can wait.

ajaxgeezer

petrichor wrote: »

Tallgirl will you be doing anything Danish like? ...

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... :shocked: is Tallgirl Danish??? :j

Scandinavian tall lady dressed in smart golf gear??? :j :j :j

Come to Papa....

beanielou

ajaxgeezer wrote: »

.... don't mess about around the time of an op - you'll need all your strength for speedy recovery. The gym can wait.

Totally agree as well.

victory

Just had a lovely roast, never bother with them too much fuss for one dinner but just had huge amount of veg, red and white cabbage, carrots, swede, courgettes, marrow,leeks (I never peel or take out the innards ajax I just slice, boil and eat:D ) chop and roast pots with goose fat (I had 2) H thought they were absolutely lovely with garlic, salt and coarse black pepper, I ate all the veg first and then the luxury chop and pots, yum, no gravy, no york shires, no stuffing, no buttery sauces, it was easy to make, easy to clean up after and made a lovely change;)

Apart from the harvester which we have been to many times and are bored with now where else do you lovely people go out for dinner that is very diet/point friendly and is cheap and cheerful?

Suggs

Hiya

Short and sweet. (and thats just me!)

Played and won 15-0 yesterday, went to the gym today, managed 17min jog on the treadmill :j

All I need now is to increase the speeds a little.

Trust all having a good weekend:cool:, Delly, take the advice and save your strength for the recovery. Off to eat dinner, Gammon and veg yummy, Back soon I hope

ajaxgeezer

victory wrote: »

cabbage, carrots, swede, courgettes, marrow,leeks (I never peel or take out the innards ajax I just slice, boil and eat:D );)

.........really, but what about the seeds? They are really hard

victory wrote: »

Apart from the harvester which we have been to many times and are bored with now where else do you lovely people go out for dinner that is very diet/point friendly and is cheap and cheerful?

... we go for Italian sometimes and stick with the pasta with tomato sauce dishes. Weeee, I guess that's back on the agenda on SW again

ajaxgeezer

Suggs wrote: »

Played and won 15-0 yesterday, went to the gym today, managed 17min jog on the treadmill :j

......congratulations on the win, but 15-0 sounds like five penalties. Thriller eh?

funkyfunkymonkey

victory wrote: »

Just had a lovely roast

Hi, me too! I tried the 'Healthy Roast Dinner' from page 130 of the Cook Yourself Thin - it was very easy and very tasty.

We had never tried butternut squash before and will definitely be having it again. I didn't 'sprinkle with a little olive oil' but used the 1 cal spray olive oil instead - it was such a simple way to cook a whole tray full of roast vegetables to go with the meal.

The chicken was very yummy too and we have enough left over to have it cold later in the week - so it will feed a family of 4 twice :j

FFM

Suggs

ajaxgeezer wrote: »

......congratulations on the win, but 15-0 sounds like five penalties. Thriller eh?

2 tries, 1 conversion, 1 penalty.

We had the points anyway, as the opposition, only had 12 players and they were the home team, so we gave them our two subs and played 14 a side. However that was only after 15mins and our missing centre appeared!

My shoulders and neck hurt now though