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ajaxgeezer

victory wrote: »

Thanks everyone for the answers and you lovely bb unfortunately I have no idea what you are saying:rolleyes: but it sound good:D

Hunger has been an issue this week, I am my own worst enemy because OH says that is your body saying to feed it and I seem to refuse to feed it because I know I gain just for looking at food and if I start eating I have been known to eat my own body weight:rotfl: :rotfl: so I avoid at all costs whether I am hungry, the body needs it, I guess it is my control over it like saying 'no, I can eat this amount per day and anymore makes me gain so you are not having anymore, nah,nah,nah:D

I have decided to do absolutely nothing about it, like missyg says it is going to be half term, so I will be out and about, mind off hunger, food, playing and walking with the kids, will stick to what I eat and know and leave it like that, it will pass:D Also the hol is coming and I look at the bikini and know I HAVE earnt the right to wear it(all that veg ) I have got it into my mind that I will not be able to wear it and blow it for myself if I do what the body says it wants but I don't want...eating=weight gain:rolleyes:

... Vic, this is an order, not a request!! STABILISE!!!! Your body needs to recover, hubby may just be right about that "feed me" thing. 80lbs is a lot of weight for someone of your size. If you do (and I dont think you will) put on a couple of pounds before that bikini gets aired then it won't do you any harm at all. Just have one night where your body rules your head. Please?

victory

ll you rant all you like:D I have not done SW always WW and I find it easy to follow, so long as you point everything it is a doddle to follow, like ajax says you can save your points for that bottle of wine:D sure WW was not set up that way but if it works then at least you do not feel constantly on the diet/deprived/this is so hard road and can have a life:D

With WW you can fill up on 0 points foods which are wide and varied, sometimes though even the 0 points are not what you want to eat;) like you say they all work it is just finding the balance

victory

ajaxgeezer wrote: »

... Vic, this is an order, not a request!! STABILISE!!!! Your body needs to recover, hubby may just be right about that "feed me" thing. 80lbs is a lot of weight for someone of your size. If you do (and I dont think you will) put on a couple of pounds before that bikini gets aired then it won't do you any harm at all. Just have one night where your body rules your head. Please?

ajax I haven't got a problem, don't worry about it or me, just got hungry today, it happens sometimes, it is not an issue:D yes I can have more 0 points foods, a bit more salad, another apple but did not want one wanted REAL FOOD :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: someone my size?:rolleyes:

ajaxgeezer

victory wrote: »

ll you rant all you like:D I have not done SW always WW and I find it easy to follow,

........amen to that!!! If only SW syns were as easy to work out as WW points. You can stand in Asda, pick anything off the shelf and immediately say "yep, that's x points, that'll do fine". SW syns just seem so random.

Right, bedtime for this bonzo. 'Night John Boy.

ajaxgeezer

victory wrote: »

ajax I haven't got a problem, don't worry about it or me, just got hungry today, it happens sometimes, it is not an issue:D yes I can have more 0 points foods, a bit more salad, another apple but did not want one wanted REAL FOOD :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: someone my size?:rolleyes:

.... then have REAL FOOD!! Have a Dial-A-Pizza. Anything in moderation, and once in a blue moon is moderation.

Yes, "your size" I have an image of you that there's absolutely nothing of you, and that image has to have come from somewhere.

Lois_Lane

ajaxgeezer wrote: »

Lois, do you trust yourself to religiously count calories? I admire the victorys, missys et al of this world who can focus so hard - I could never delve that deep. If there's a plan to meet me half way to help with the counting, formulate a little easy plan for me to follow, then I find that a good place to meet.

I trust myself to count calories most of the time, but days like today are dangerous, because I start saying, oh well, I don't know how many I've had so what the heck I'll just write off the day and stuff my face! (I haven't done that today though.)

This is my issue with the noodles - bearing in mind that the pack size is 65g, look at the difference between the amounts per 100g, and the amount per half pack!

Half a pack would be laughable as a portion anyway!

LL

Lois_Lane

ajaxgeezer wrote: »

'Night John Boy.

You're showing your age!

LL

wendyw1947

morning folks , had a realy nice night out , decided not to blow the diet , but as I had all 10 syns and both my Bs left had a small plate of food and came away feeling saintly ,so this morning I am so pleased with myself and raring to go again .Thanx for your good wishes pepes,its nice to know that my "online family take an interest and are backing me xxx



its nice to know that my "online "family take an interest and are backing me

wendyw1947

my laptop seems to have taken on a mind of its own this morning and decided to print the last line twice honest folks I'm not hungover and seeing double

katiepoppycat

well done wendy! V impressed!

LL hope you are feeling better now. I agree who eats half a pack of noodles. stoopid. Like that half a tin of soup or beans or something.

ended up being naught last night so now i must be less naughty tonight - oh is taking for dinner at a restaurant that is having a swing night. Debating whether to go all 40s with red lippy or not. off for a lovely event this weekend - if any of you inhabit the Bromham area do pop by and look for COPS 1461 and I'm wearing a grey dress oh, and I'm not actually called katie, it's becky!. . . . .

Medieval Tournament 1471 (Family)
Location:Bromham Watermill
Time:11:00:00 to 17:00:00
Our annual Medieval Celebration will be held on Sunday 25th and Monday 26th May 2008 at Bromham Watermill.
These fun days out will provide entertainment for all of the family together with an opportunity to visit a working watermill in this attractive setting on the banks of the river Ouse.

Attractions include:
A Joust
A full Living History Camp
Music, Dance and Medieval Past Times
15th Century Cavalry Displays
Armoured Knights
Archery Displays
Medieval Crafts
Medieval Combat Display
Children’s Competition & Pony rides
Licensed Bar, Food and Refreshments
Car Parking
Picnics Welcome

There will be hands on opportunities for adults and children to sample life in the late 15th Century.
ADULTS £5.50
CHILDREN £3.00
FAMILY TICKET £15.00 (2 Adults + 2 Children)
Bromham Watermill is situated in the village of Bromham , just of the A428, 2.5 miles east of Bedford .