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Re: Weight Watchers

#3651 Post by jojojoanne » Tue Oct 23, 2012 12:41 pm

biggins wrote:A very damp dull day today. But going away again today to spend the night in a pub/hotel in East Lothian - another deal!! :D So don't know what I'll be eating tonight but had cereal and banana and cup of tea this morning. I am taking a flask of coffee and a sandwich for hubby and I as we are going to stop and have a picnic lunch (sitting in the car probably :( )somewhere. Not travelling far but again it is a night away at less than it would cost for a meal out - and gives us old yins a change of scene!!
I think it's wonderful what you and hubby do, biggins. Many people don't look for deals and just settle for a nice meal out, which is nice, but like you say, you're getting the meal out and a nite away, for less!! My Sister and her husband often do the same.

Just had a lovely lunch .... poached eggs and mushrooms on toast ...mmmmmmmmmm !!!

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Re: Weight Watchers

#3652 Post by Diane65 » Tue Oct 23, 2012 12:59 pm

jojojoanne wrote:
biggins wrote:A very damp dull day today. But going away again today to spend the night in a pub/hotel in East Lothian - another deal!! :D So don't know what I'll be eating tonight but had cereal and banana and cup of tea this morning. I am taking a flask of coffee and a sandwich for hubby and I as we are going to stop and have a picnic lunch (sitting in the car probably :( )somewhere. Not travelling far but again it is a night away at less than it would cost for a meal out - and gives us old yins a change of scene!!
I think it's wonderful what you and hubby do, biggins. Many people don't look for deals and just settle for a nice meal out, which is nice, but like you say, you're getting the meal out and a nite away, for less!! My Sister and her husband often do the same.

Just had a lovely lunch .... poached eggs and mushrooms on toast ...mmmmmmmmmm !!!
I too think its lovely - its amazing what you can do for very little. Yogi is trying to mastermind a plan for our Manchester FMUK Christmas night out - so 10 of us will be having a fab night out for very little money. o/ :cross: Noticed Biggins is talking Scottish again - I'll have to get my phrase book out before I head up north to meet the Edinburgh gang. ;)
Loving your lunch jojojoanne o/
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Re: Weight Watchers

#3653 Post by Diane65 » Wed Oct 24, 2012 7:30 am

Hope you're having a lovely time Biggins and good luck with the weigh in Preston o/ Hope everyone else is keeping well o/

Menu of the day:
Sultana bran (300 calories)
2 Pumpkin samosas and a persimmon (300 calories)
Pumpkin soup with a slice of wholegrain bread (400 calories) followed by a pumpkin muffin (300 calories)
I got carried away with my pumpkin cooking yesterday :roll: I made so much with it yesterday and my freezer is full I ended up taking some muffins to my mums and aunties last night. I said to my daughter its a shame we have no screening as I could take a pumpkin muffin and samosa for everyone - she said I was very sad :oops:

I will do a brisk walk tonight as it seems like forever since I've done one.

Have fun everyone o/
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Re: Weight Watchers

#3654 Post by jojojoanne » Wed Oct 24, 2012 7:53 am

Diane65 wrote:Hope you're having a lovely time Biggins and good luck with the weigh in Preston o/ Hope everyone else is keeping well o/

Menu of the day:
Sultana bran (300 calories)
2 Pumpkin samosas and a persimmon (300 calories)
Pumpkin soup with a slice of wholegrain bread (400 calories) followed by a pumpkin muffin (300 calories)
I got carried away with my pumpkin cooking yesterday :roll: I made so much with it yesterday and my freezer is full I ended up taking some muffins to my mums and aunties last night. I said to my daughter its a shame we have no screening as I could take a pumpkin muffin and samosa for everyone - she said I was very sad :oops:

I will do a brisk walk tonight as it seems like forever since I've done one.

Have fun everyone o/

You'll be sick of pumpkin, Diane!! Your daughter made me laugh ... that's the sort of thing my lot would say!!!

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Re: Weight Watchers

#3655 Post by ejwrank » Wed Oct 24, 2012 8:31 am

Diane65 wrote: I got carried away with my pumpkin cooking yesterday :roll: I made so much with it yesterday and my freezer is full I ended up taking some muffins to my mums and aunties last night. I said to my daughter its a shame we have no screening as I could take a pumpkin muffin and samosa for everyone - she said I was very sad :oops:

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I know the feeling too. Nothing like being a saddo mum, eh? Enjoy your bumper harvest of pumpkin goodies, Diane.
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#3656 Post by sally1212 » Wed Oct 24, 2012 9:09 am

I started weight watchers 3 weeks ago, only lost 2 pounds so far, i'm doing it online so have no real idea if this is good or not but it seems a bit poor. I find sticking to 26 points very hard! how does everyone else manage it?

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#3657 Post by Preston1990 » Wed Oct 24, 2012 9:36 am

Diane65 wrote:.............good luck with the weigh in Preston.............
Thank you Diane - surprisingly, I actually lost 2 pounds over the week o/ - and that was despite multiple indiscretions :shifty: Hmmm....it means I'm now just 3 pounds heavier than I was about 6 weeks ago - but it's progress of a sort I suppose :angry:
Diane65 wrote:............................. I said to my daughter its a shame we have no screening as I could take a pumpkin muffin and samosa for everyone - she said I was very sad :oops:
Does anyone remember the saga of my freezer? Well last week after much research on the internet, I finally managed to fix it.......yes, I know.....nobody was more surprised and delighted than me!! ......and I was kind of really proud of myself for saving all the expense of getting a new one (and as they no longer made that model, a new matching fridge too).....

"I've fixed the freezer!" I proudly said to my daughter, expecting her to laud me as a near god-like hero..........her response?

Her face visibly fell and she said "Oh Great - I suppose that'll mean you'll be b*ying loads of cheap bargain rubbish to fill it up with again!" :blink:

I was hurt on so many levels - Kids! Don't you just love them? :wall:

Enjoy your mini hol Biggins! :D

Be good everyone!

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Re: Weight Watchers

#3658 Post by jojojoanne » Wed Oct 24, 2012 9:46 am

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Diane65 wrote:.............good luck with the weigh in Preston.............
Thank you Diane - surprisingly, I actually lost 2 pounds over the week o/ - and that was despite multiple indiscretions :shifty: Hmmm....it means I'm now just 3 pounds heavier than I was about 6 weeks ago - but it's progress of a sort I suppose :angry:
Diane65 wrote:............................. I said to my daughter its a shame we have no screening as I could take a pumpkin muffin and samosa for everyone - she said I was very sad :oops:
Does anyone remember the saga of my freezer? Well last week after much research on the internet, I finally managed to fix it.......yes, I know.....nobody was more surprised and delighted than me!! ......and I was kind of really proud of myself for saving all the expense of getting a new one (and as they no longer made that model, a new matching fridge too).....

"I've fixed the freezer!" I proudly said to my daughter, expecting her to laud me as a near god-like hero..........her response?

Her face visibly fell and she said "Oh Great - I suppose that'll mean you'll be b*ying loads of cheap bargain rubbish to fill it up with again!" :blink:

I was hurt on so many levels - Kids! Don't you just love them? :wall:

Enjoy your mini hol Biggins! :D

Be good everyone!

WELL DONE, PRESTON!!!!

(and don't get me started on 'kids'....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

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Re: Weight Watchers

#3659 Post by Diane65 » Wed Oct 24, 2012 12:32 pm

Well done Preston that is brilliant on the weight and on the freezer. You're a star o/

It seems like a few of us have challenging children :roll: We are not a bunch of saddos ;) what do they know about us fab parents? Just off to start the day of pumpkin.
sally1212 wrote:I started weight watchers 3 weeks ago, only lost 2 pounds so far, i'm doing it online so have no real idea if this is good or not but it seems a bit poor. I find sticking to 26 points very hard! how does everyone else manage it?

Thats brilliant not poor, well done you and its the perfect way to lose weight o/
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Re: Weight Watchers

#3660 Post by biggins » Wed Oct 24, 2012 1:31 pm

The trouble with children is that they all turn into saddos like us in time but they just don't realise it yet!!! ;)

Well done on your weight lose Preston and being able to fix your freezer! what a handy chap to have around!!

Just back from staying the night at the hotel. Room was basic and needed a bit TLC - but wouldn't have got it at the price we pa*d if it had been 5 star luxury. Food was excellent and huge platefuls. Hubby and I shared a plate of nachos to start and then I had grilled chicken breast with a tomato and parmesan sauce with baby potatoes and mixed veg. The sauce was lovely. Had a couple of glasses of wine but no dessert or coffee - too full. This morning she asked if we wanted a cooked breakfast but never asked what we would like and came back with a huge plate for each of us which had two fried eggs, two sausages, baked beans, mushrooms, two rashers of bacon, slice of black pudding, and half a fried tomato!!!!! 8O Plus a basket of white and brown toast. Couldn't eat all that but did do it justice. :oops:

Working tomorrow at the Uni graduations so will be running around like a headless chicken until 8pm so hopefully will shed some of the weight I'll have put on with all the food yesterday and today. :cross:
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