Sun, Sand, Sea & Slimming - Slimming World support thread 2017

joedenise

esmy - it's really easy to multi-quote you just click on the "double balloon" thing on each post you want to quote and for the last one you click on the word "quote". You can only multi-quote a maximum of 3 in one post.

HTH

Denise

esmy

joedenise wrote: »

esmy - it's really easy to multi-quote you just click on the "double balloon" thing on each post you want to quote and for the last one you click on the word "quote". You can only multi-quote a maximum of 3 in one post.

HTH

Denise

Ahh wondered what that was! Thank you, will have a go tomorrow.

greentiger

Well done, sarahj and Ceycey.

kathrynha, as usual, your attitude is spot on.

Ha ha, Tete, maybe I’m still with OH because I don’t think I could be faffed with dating now! You never know what’s around the corner. I always thought I’d get married when I was 23 (don’t know why I settled on that age). I was 18 when OH proposed after we’d been together for 6 weeks – we waited a couple of years to get married, Denise, until after my graduation. I didn’t have a single doubt about accepting and I haven’t had a moment’s regret. I am very, very lucky.

Ceycey, I have leanings towards Arsenal as my 'wee' team, lol.

For a change, it has been glorious here the past couple of days and promises to continue tomorrow, Msm.

Oh, bubbs, how horrible for you. I hope you get sorted out quickly. I imagine it’ll be much worse coping with leaks in a relatively confined space.


I was supposed to go for lunch with a friend today but she had to call off. Not to be disappointed, DH and I went instead – assort of late anniversary celebration. I had to laugh when he got his. He had ordered mac ‘n’ cheese with crusty bread. When it arrived it was the smallest portion I‘d ever seen. We spoke to the waiter about it and he replied that it was a child’s portion. We pointed out that DH is definitely an adult. Waiter replied that they don’t so adult portions and he’d assumed that that was what he actually wanted, maybe he had a small appetite. DH admitted it was his mistake; he just hadn’t noticed “Kids’ Meals” above the mac ‘n’ cheese. He had sticky toffee pudding to make up for it.

Fishy week continues

Breakfast: sardines in tomato sauce on hexb toast
Lunch: Thai style sea bass with egg noodle (guessing 3 for oil), NO dessert
Dinner: tuna pasta, Lidl Deluxe mandarin & lime layered yogurt, real treat – 8?)
Snacks: mini custard doughnut (8?)
Hexa cheese and grapes

Not a good day overall, but a lot better than it might have been, even if I have underestimated syns.

Sunshinemummy

It is lovely reading about everyone, all strong, determined wonderful women x

tweets, you missed off just how extremely proud you are of your DS, and how wonderful and self sacrificing you are x

Bubbs.... I can bring some water proofer for the window!

Todays food.

Breakfast - carrot and tomato
Lunch - salad and left over courgette/aubergine and tomato
Tea - steak and poach eggs, bramble and yoghurt.

Tomorrow I need to go through security..... tempting to take a full cucumber for my lunch. Only of my colleagues wears a magnet for the menopause (aka a F*nny magnet)..... I love going through security with her and seeing security trying to figure it out. I am meeting her for coffee at 8 am so we can go in together! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Sunshinemummy

Greentiger,

Sorry to be nosey... nah I am not.

Is there a reason why you are having a fish week?

TIA

bubbs

greentiger wrote: »

Well done, sarahj and Ceycey.

kathrynha, as usual, your attitude is spot on.

Ha ha, Tete, maybe I’m still with OH because I don’t think I could be faffed with dating now! You never know what’s around the corner. I always thought I’d get married when I was 23 (don’t know why I settled on that age). I was 18 when OH proposed after we’d been together for 6 weeks – we waited a couple of years to get married, Denise, until after my graduation. I didn’t have a single doubt about accepting and I haven’t had a moment’s regret. I am very, very lucky.

Ceycey, I have leanings towards Arsenal as my 'wee' team, lol.

For a change, it has been glorious here the past couple of days and promises to continue tomorrow, Msm.

Oh, bubbs, how horrible for you. I hope you get sorted out quickly. I imagine it’ll be much worse coping with leaks in a relatively confined space.


I was supposed to go for lunch with a friend today but she had to call off. Not to be disappointed, DH and I went instead – assort of late anniversary celebration. I had to laugh when he got his. He had ordered mac ‘n’ cheese with crusty bread. When it arrived it was the smallest portion I‘d ever seen. We spoke to the waiter about it and he replied that it was a child’s portion. We pointed out that DH is definitely an adult. Waiter replied that they don’t so adult portions and he’d assumed that that was what he actually wanted, maybe he had a small appetite. DH admitted it was his mistake; he just hadn’t noticed “Kids’ Meals” above the mac ‘n’ cheese. He had sticky toffee pudding to make up for it.

Fishy week continues

Breakfast: sardines in tomato sauce on hexb toast
Lunch: Thai style sea bass with egg noodle (guessing 3 for oil), NO dessert
Dinner: tuna pasta, Lidl Deluxe mandarin & lime layered yogurt, real treat – 8?)
Snacks: mini custard doughnut (8?)
Hexa cheese and grapes

Not a good day overall, but a lot better than it might have been, even if I have underestimated syns.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:@your DH
Do you know what im not even stressing over it:rotfl::rotfl: just moved stuff and got buckets catching the drips, someone should be coming tomorrow too look, too much happened the last 18 months which opened my yes properly to what matters:D
People here dont know what we really went though as wasnt here then, the elite do.
My BIL was taken ill 5 weeks later was :A my darling sister what i would literally do ANYTHING for had only been married to her soul mate 2 1/2 yrs , actually its there wedding anniversary tomoorrow and was a widow at 45:(

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

It is lovely reading about everyone, all strong, determined wonderful women x

tweets, you missed off just how extremely proud you are of your DS, and how wonderful and self sacrificing you are x

Bubbs.... I can bring some water proofer for the window!

Todays food.

Breakfast - carrot and tomato
Lunch - salad and left over courgette/aubergine and tomato
Tea - steak and poach eggs, bramble and yoghurt.

Tomorrow I need to go through security..... tempting to take a full cucumber for my lunch. Only of my colleagues wears a magnet for the menopause (aka a F*nny magnet)..... I love going through security with her and seeing security trying to figure it out. I am meeting her for coffee at 8 am so we can go in together! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Need more than water proofer:rotfl::rotfl:

kathrynha

TakeItEazy wrote: »

Thank you to those saying I am strong, really don't feel it most days. I do love my job, it's really only since working with 1-1 that my health has been effected. I did step back and insist on a job share as I was the only TA in the whole school working full days with a 1-1 All others job share.
I'm now working afternoons with a sweetheart of a child so that helps .

People keep telling me I'm strong too and I really don't feel it. I think sometimes you are forced to be strong by your circumstances but you just need to remember to let the soft and struggling side out sometimes too for your own wellbeing

bubbs wrote: »

used weight watchers , hubby like them as well:T:T

h i thought they were big, mine had loads stuffed n them, what did you ot in them?

:T:T glad you liked them

Diced beef, hm beef stock, onion, carrot, courgette and ground pepper. They actually looked bigger once on the plate and was quite an adequate size.

bubbs wrote: »

Evening all
Caught up, well todays mishap is, we have water coming through the ceiling:eek::eek:
I notice this horrible brown mark on a cushion and splats everywhere, i said to hubby what have you spilt on the cushion? he said nothing, i dont use the cushions he does:rotfl::rotfl:
Anyway looked up and water dripping through the ceiling:eek: not in just one place but 5, there is a horrible brown mark on the carpet now and splats everywhere, which i have mostly cleaned up
We dont live in a house we live in a staitic on a park,have lived here 10 yrs , we have had atrocious rain the last 2 days so roof is obviously leaking
Its above the bay window so we have buckets down and sheets catching the splats:rotfl::rotfl:
Rang the insurance and someone is coming out tomorrow:T

Oh no hope you can get it all sorted quickly

Sunshinemummy

bubbs wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:@your DH
Do you know what im not even stressing over it:rotfl::rotfl: just moved stuff and got buckets catching the drips, someone should be coming tomorrow too look, too much happened the last 18 months which opened my yes properly to what matters:D
People here dont know what we really went though as wasnt here then, the elite do.
My BIL was taken ill 5 weeks later was :A my darling sister what i would literally do ANYTHING for had only been married to her soul mate 2 1/2 yrs , actually its there wedding anniversary tomoorrow and was a widow at 45:(


Need more than water proofer:rotfl::rotfl:

I remember every detail, the heartache, and pain your sister, and you went through. Even the carboot sales!

Your sister is very fortunate to have such a caring sister x

ps, I can bring tarpaulin....:D:D:D:D

bubbs

kathrynha wrote: »

People keep telling me I'm strong too and I really don't feel it. I think sometimes you are forced to be strong by your circumstances but you just need to remember to let the soft and struggling side out sometimes too for your own wellbeing



Diced beef, hm beef stock, onion, carrot, courgette and ground pepper. They actually looked bigger once on the plate and was quite an adequate size.



Oh no hope you can get it all sorted quickly

Sound yummy:D
I am sure it will be:D

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

I remember every detail, the heartache, and pain your sister, and you went through. Even the carboot sales!

Your sister is very fortunate to have such a caring sister x

ps, I can bring tarpaulin....:D:D:D:D

Awww thanks, we actually did a car boot last weekend, as she couldnt get everything sorted before she moved, she did ok too:T:T
You are so funny:rotfl::rotfl:

Sunshinemummy

bubbs wrote: »

Sound yummy:D
I am sure it will be:D


Awww thanks, we actually did a car boot last weekend, as she couldnt get everything sorted before she moved, she did ok too:T:T
You are so funny:rotfl::rotfl:

I am not joking...... will be at yours for 7 pm........ with waterproof spray, and tarpaulin....and cucumbers!!!!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: