Slimming Through The Winter - Slimming World Support Thread 2018

bubbs

beanielou wrote: »

It is actually really nice.
Someone gave me a pile of tins that were going out of date so will be able to use some of them up which is great.:money:

I might try it...........one day:D

beanielou

bubbs wrote: »

I might try it...........one day:D

You should

bubbs

beanielou wrote: »

You should

At the moment i am stuffing my face with picky tea:D:D:D

joedenise

I don't like tomato soup, full stop! No idea why because I like the raw or tinned but having said that I'm not keen on them grilled or fried!

Denise

kathrynha

lushlifesaver wrote: »

can't remember if i posted since tuesday. +1lb ... wasn't happy. we've just been informed of a family bereavement not in the right mindset right now

Hugs hun

Greysanatomyfan wrote: »

Hi everyone,

Newbie here and got to say I am hugely impressed with your losses!

I started sw last week and first weigh in last night lost 6lbs, very pleased with that!

If you don't mind me asking though I could do with some evening meal inspiration if you have any favourites? Nothing too taxing though I'm not a brilliant cook...I'm going to try to get some time over the weekend to read back through the thread as I've noticed a lot of you post your meal plans so that may help me as well.

Welcome. Brilliant first week loss. If you want to be added to our spreadsheet just let me know what you would like to lose by the 4th March and I will add you.

kathrynha

Whiplashy wrote: »

Evening everyone.

Not had a great day. Got word early this morning that my grandmother was dying. She was gone by the time we got to the house, which was far quicker than anyone expected. It seems ridiculous, because she was 92, and we've been saying for years that she wouldn't last much longer, but we're all shocked that she's gone I did my very best to stay on plan, but I've had no speed today. Feeling good though that I made the decision to come home for dinner rather than staying around for the party food. The wake is tomorrow evening, but I'll eat my dinner in the middle of the day and bring my own food with me. We have a nice bottle of whisky for the toast so I'll syn what I have as best I can. I'll try and stay clear of any other alcohol. Funeral is Sunday, and we're getting in caterers, so I might chance some soup and use all my syns on it.

Just a reminder....I'm in Ireland! We do funerals much quicker over here and we eat and drink our way through it! I remember when I started my last job we had trainers over from London, and they were shocked when we explained Irish funerals to them :rotfl:

Hugs hun. My Granny was on last hours about a dozen times in her last 5 years, where we all rushed to the hospital. It doesn't matter how much you expect it, it is still a shock when it happens.

kathrynha

Wow mammoth catch up on the thread. I was only offline for a couple of days. Well done to all the losers.

Not been a good few days syn wise, but it hasn't really been possible.
By the time it gets round to evening meal I am much too tired to cook. Have got rid of the stitches now though which is good, and I am managing to do stuff without too much pain.

beanielou

Glad it is not to painful kathrynha.

I have just had the most disgusting tea.
As I am so skint I am trying to use up things in the freezer/cupboard..
Tinned spaghetti on toast. Bleugh.

kathrynha

beanielou wrote: »

Glad it is not to painful kathrynha.

I have just had the most disgusting tea.
As I am so skint I am trying to use up things in the freezer/cupboard..
Tinned spaghetti on toast. Bleugh.

Not had that since I was a kid

beanielou

kathrynha wrote: »

Not had that since I was a kid

DS & I used to have it occassionally.

Not the best of days on the food front, that & the vile long life milk.