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Re: Weight Watchers

#3361 Post by Diane65 » Wed Sep 19, 2012 10:50 pm

havingascreen wrote:A big yin translated is a big one. Getiing you intae a wee bit o the lingo ken whit a mean liksay :D
Yikes I'm going to have to learn Scottish for my visit as I got a bit lost at the end of the sentence :noo:
A thought that a big yin was something like a yam to go into a recipe with plum tomatoes :roll: It will be an educational weekend for me - I did Esperanto at school for a term so I'm hoping that will help :shifty:
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Re: Weight Watchers

#3362 Post by jojojoanne » Wed Sep 19, 2012 11:43 pm

Diane65 wrote:
havingascreen wrote:A big yin translated is a big one. Getiing you intae a wee bit o the lingo ken whit a mean liksay :D
Yikes I'm going to have to learn Scottish for my visit as I got a bit lost at the end of the sentence :noo:
A thought that a big yin was something like a yam to go into a recipe with plum tomatoes :roll: It will be an educational weekend for me - I did Esperanto at school for a term so I'm hoping that will help :shifty:

I thought Billy Connolly was 'The Big Yin'!!

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Re: Weight Watchers

#3363 Post by Diane65 » Thu Sep 20, 2012 7:21 am

At least you have a better idea than me jojojoanne - I thought it was something edible.

I hope that all you poorly people are starting to feel better but please take it easy and give your bodies chance to recover.

Menu of the day:
Yoghurt with granola and strawberries (250 calories)
2 small beef salad multi-seed rolls followed by a weight watchers fromage frais (300 calories)
Tandoori chicken made with yoghurt and steamed chicken with salad and wholegrain rice plus raita made with the yoghurt and cucumber (500 calories) Weight watchers chocolate eclair (82 calories)
5 days to go and then I can have crunchy food again I really want an apple or some granary bread.

Exercise of the day:
Depending on the weather either a 4 mile brisk walk or my exercise DVD.

Have a fun day everyone and looking forward to all the lovely recipes.
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Re: Weight Watchers

#3364 Post by havingascreen » Thu Sep 20, 2012 1:07 pm

jojojoanne wrote:
Diane65 wrote:
havingascreen wrote:A big yin translated is a big one. Getiing you intae a wee bit o the lingo ken whit a mean liksay :D
Yikes I'm going to have to learn Scottish for my visit as I got a bit lost at the end of the sentence :noo:
A thought that a big yin was something like a yam to go into a recipe with plum tomatoes :roll: It will be an educational weekend for me - I did Esperanto at school for a term so I'm hoping that will help :shifty:

I thought Billy Connolly was 'The Big Yin'!!
Aye he is but it can be applied to anything big, well done Jojojoanne for knowing your Scots o/ .

Diane, i'm looking forward to teaching you a few key phrases, the end bit of above means:

Know what i mean, like....not exactly grammattical but thats the fun bit.....Can't imagine ever saying so politely :D
Glad to find something i can corrupt you with 8-) .

My menu today is:

banana and grapes plus two cups of coffee = 200 cals
lentil soup plus roll with korean chilli rice cracker croutons = 400 cals

Having a piecy tea (sandwiches with lots of different types of fillings) which i'm going to contribute organic cranberry chocolate, tomatoes and the lowest cal nice bread i can find.

Any suggestions for a tasty low fat filling guys?
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Re: Weight Watchers

#3365 Post by havingascreen » Thu Sep 20, 2012 1:08 pm

whats Esparanto Diane? :rolleyes:
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Re: Weight Watchers

#3366 Post by jojojoanne » Thu Sep 20, 2012 1:18 pm

@ havingascreen

I love Billy Connolly. I like his humour but I also like the programmes he has made on the tele, where he tours on his MASSIVE bike!!

I love 'Still Game', a comedy programme from Scotland, with Jack and Victor!!

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Re: Weight Watchers

#3367 Post by biggins » Thu Sep 20, 2012 1:28 pm

Don't worry Diane - havingascreen doesn't talk like that nor do any other Edinburgh fmukers that you are likely to meet up with when you come up in December . She is only pulling your leg so you will understand us very easily. Aylthonian is the posh one - she's a lawyer! ;)
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Re: Weight Watchers

#3368 Post by ClareBarr » Thu Sep 20, 2012 1:35 pm

Hi everyone :)

One of my classes are learning about Scotland, Ireland & Wales next week, so I thought I'd teach them that lovely Julie Fowlis song from the "Brave" soundtrack :) lots of lovely Scottish instruments / music on that soundtrack.

Had an awful day on Tuesday (was off work & spent most of the day in bed), but had a good day yesterday & even managed a slow swim at the gym! & feeling good again today, am catching up on housework (boring but satisfying to get done!!). Have a good day all

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Re: Weight Watchers

#3369 Post by Diane65 » Thu Sep 20, 2012 5:17 pm

biggins wrote:Don't worry Diane - havingascreen doesn't talk like that nor do any other Edinburgh fmukers that you are likely to meet up with when you come up in December . She is only pulling your leg so you will understand us very easily. Aylthonian is the posh one - she's a lawyer! ;)
I would just be polite and smile. I should be able to understand posh though ;) Esperanto was some made up language supposed to be the universal language http://www.omniglot.com/writing/esperanto.htm What is it? Exactly (what a load of rubbish)!!
ClareBarr wrote:Hi everyone :)

One of my classes are learning about Scotland, Ireland & Wales next week, so I thought I'd teach them that lovely Julie Fowlis song from the "Brave" soundtrack :) lots of lovely Scottish instruments / music on that soundtrack.

Had an awful day on Tuesday (was off work & spent most of the day in bed), but had a good day yesterday & even managed a slow swim at the gym! & feeling good again today, am catching up on housework (boring but satisfying to get done!!). Have a good day all
So sorry to hear that you've not been well but you sound in a good place now :D
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Re: Weight Watchers

#3370 Post by Diane65 » Fri Sep 21, 2012 7:29 am

Good luck with the weigh in Biggins o/ Hope everyone is keeping good.
havingascreen wrote:Having a piecy tea (sandwiches with lots of different types of fillings) which i'm going to contribute organic cranberry chocolate, tomatoes and the lowest cal nice bread i can find.

Any suggestions for a tasty low fat filling guys?
Just noticed this I love garlic sausage, rocket and sweet chilli sauce or pate thinly sliced with cucumber or bananas thinly sliced on granary bread. I find the low calorie bread doesn't fill me up I would rather have 2 slices of a substantial loaf about 300-350 calories for a large sandwich otherwise I need loads of the little ones to fill me up.

Menu of the day:
Fruit and fibre (350 calories)
Cup a soup and 2 small rolls and I'm going to try an apple with the dodgy tooth (300 calories)
Out for dinner tonight http://www.bredburyhallhotel.com/PDF/Br ... _TDH_1.pdf or http://www.bredburyhallhotel.com/PDF/Br ... _TDH_2.pdf not sure which menu is on tonight one of the girls is leaving at work. I won't be dancing the night away as I need to be at Lancaster at 10am tomorrow for another University open day. Edit for any Mancunians - I know its a pick up joint (even I've been chatted up there that's how bad it is) but its a funny night out!! :shifty:

Another rest day as won't have time after work and before I get myself done up for tonight :roll:
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