OV Slimming Club

29-09-2005, 18:15

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by julieanne
I'm well impressed - we are all being so very good today [angel]

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Me too, porridge..........chicken wrap and yogurt...........so far[msnwink]

**Paula D-S** · 29-09-2005, 18:22

Still determined today is going well so far. I just love porridge, I feel I could have it for breakfast, dinner and tea. Keep up the good work everyone.

Sally I'm glad your daughter has no broken bones, hopefully with rest and ice packs she will feel better soon.

Paula

29-09-2005, 18:24

Sally - glad no bones broken[clap][clap]

**thornton** · 29-09-2005, 19:50

Paula glad to hear you like porridge just as long as you do not ask me to eat it. My memories of porridge are boarding school ones - it made me sick everytime, it was even worse than their scrambled egg made with dried egg.

Jill

**stabard** · 29-09-2005, 19:52

Fraid I only like porridge with lots of sugar over it [msnsmile2]
THink I will stick with me museli at 11am [msnwink]

**thornton** · 29-09-2005, 20:28

Jan definitely stick to the museli.

Jill

**Sally D** · 29-09-2005, 20:28

<span style="color:red">Having a good day</span id="red">[clap][clap]

Porridge for breakfast, ham salad roll for lunch, just had a pear and have got chicken breast with a light sweet and sour sauce and small portion of rice for dinner.

Made the most of having Hannah home, been in her room with her and had a good clean and sort out, 2 black bags of rubbish, for once you can see the floor of her room. Why do teenagers keep such junk?