Lose Weight 19

wendyw1947

well polish me halo, oh wouldn't part with one tiny slice bacon the pig , might do a bobbitt after all .So have had a juicy pear instead and ruined my french polish wiping my hands , oh well least I didn't give in

ajaxgeezer

bails wrote: »

You can do it FFM, no probs! I water down my milk too

:eek: .. puts my 'milking up' of Bailey's water into perspective

bails wrote: »

Supermarket doesn't open til 11, I may have eaten my own arm by then! (Think of the weight loss :rotfl:)

... trying really hard to do the maths on that one :wall:

wendyw1947 wrote: »

have had a juicy pear

....:whistle:

funkyfunkymonkey

Ajax, I am loving the Grocery Challenge - it's given me something else to focus on after the weight loss.

I've lost all the lbs I need to and am now focusing on saving other £'s. Counting pennies doesn't even come into it. In the first quarter of 2007 I spent £1,465 in supermarkets, in the first quarter of 2008 I've spent £856. That's a saving of £610 not accounting for price increases - my goal is to go on holiday this year, we're all booked, I just need to pay for it.

We are eating less junk food and I'm loving the home cooking, even though I'm a full time working mum, so time can be a bit short, I just have to plan a bit more - which is why there are so many meals in the freezer - all healthy and low fat. Kids often add cheese to their Spag Bol, Chilli etc. to boost their fat intake.

FFM

missyg_3

Morning John Boy, morning everyone

I was awake earlier but did the housework before coming on here. Just had Special K for brekkie.

Welcome back Bails, where have you been? I must have missed that you were going away.

Expecting around a 3lb gain at weigh in tomorrow (and if this morning's sneaky weigh in is anything to go by, that's being optimistic :rotfl: )

funkyfunkymonkey

Bails, Ajax is right, I thought you'd hit on a good idea there until I thought about what Ajax was saying - but at least your weight would STS, unlike if it was someone else's arm :rotfl:

FFM

wendyw1947

tagz hope you have some girls could do with more g/daughters got 6 g/sons and only one g/daughter

ajaxgeezer

funkyfunkymonkey wrote: »

Ajax, I am loving the Grocery Challenge - it's given me something else to focus on after the weight loss.

.... we all need a project.

funkyfunkymonkey wrote: »

I've lost all the lbs I need to and am now focusing on saving other £'s. Counting pennies doesn't even come into it. In the first quarter of 2007 I spent £1,465 in supermarkets, in the first quarter of 2008 I've spent £856. That's a saving of £610 not accounting for price increases - my goal is to go on holiday this year, we're all booked, I just need to pay for it.

.... excellent good luck. Not a problem I'll have this year, Tesco have been kind enough to supply the wife and me with a free Cosmos Elite holiday this year courtesy of Clubcard points

funkyfunkymonkey wrote: »

We are eating less junk food and I'm loving the home cooking, even though I'm a full time working mum, so time can be a bit short, I just have to plan a bit more - which is why there are so many meals in the freezer - all healthy and low fat. Kids often add cheese to their Spag Bol, Chilli etc. to boost their fat intake.

FFM

.... marvellous stuff. I'm really very impressed, but could never join you. Leisure time is far too important here.

wendyw1947

missyg might not be as bad as you think if you are super good today could just be fluid ,they tell us at sw not to weigh ourselves at home ,but like you I keep having a sneaky weigh in

ajaxgeezer

funkyfunkymonkey wrote: »

Bails, Ajax is right, I thought you'd hit on a good idea there until I thought about what Ajax was saying - but at least your weight would STS, unlike if it was someone else's arm :rotfl:

.....OR....... a short term STS, but (if I may be Petrichor for a moment) it would be a loss when she's been for a poo

missyg wrote: »

Morning John Boy, morning everyone

:rotfl:

missyg wrote: »

Expecting around a 3lb gain at weigh in tomorrow (and if this morning's sneaky weigh in is anything to go by, that's being optimistic :rotfl: )

.... you can afford it, missy. No doubt it will soon be gone with your mindset.

funkyfunkymonkey

ajaxgeezer wrote: »

.... we all need a project.

I think I do

.... excellent good luck. Not a problem I'll have this year, Tesco have been kind enough to supply the wife and me with a free Cosmos Elite holiday this year courtesy of Clubcard points

Wowee - although I won't be spending enough with them this year to get a free holiday :rotfl: - hope you guys have fun

.... marvellous stuff. I'm really very impressed, but could never join you. Leisure time is far too important here.

Fortunately, I do enjoy cooking so in a way it is relaxing :cool:

I spent my tesco vouchers on La Tasca vouchers and RAC vouchers.

FFM