<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by Mach 2
I could have possibly had a similar job but its in Liverpool which is an 80 miles round trip, where as at the moment I work 3 miles from home and the childrens schools[msnsad]
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Sorry to hear your news Julie, I love working part time as I get to mix and talk with adults.
But hey if you took the job in Liverpool we could meetup for lunch[msnwink]
Paula
Stillbeing a good girl, working out points and marking them down. So far today I have had porridge for breakfast, banana mid morning and soup for dinner. I've done a casserole for tea.....no pudding today though as the children found my ww mousse at the back of the fridge....must find a better hiding place [msnwink]
Paula
Julie, it makes me think I should stop complaining about work!! But then again perhaps I won't [msnwink] I want to work less hours, I've done this work thing full time for almost 28 years [msneek]
Hope things work out as you would want them to Julie [grouphug]
Julie
Well-I've fingered the chomp bar, chunky kit kat and chomp bar in the fridge and spotted a treacle sponge pudding.
Had a glass of water and half a tin of salmon from last night-so am ok for now.
Going to go out shortly-then there's the temptation of everything in the town.
Orlandobabe
Well I've measured myself again and I think I detect a little looseness in the tape measure-too early days to see much improvement yet-so I will try to be good.
Lost a lot of fluid yesterday -so that's good.
Thumping headache though as I'm full of cold.
Orlandobabe
so sorry about you job Julie[grouphug]
i'm sure you will move on to better things you need to think of it as a new begining and not as an end think of all the possibilities and new choices open to you as a free agent
how about learning something new or a new career direction altogether?
i'm a stay at home mum and at times i love it and at other times i long to be back at work
its sounds great at first - nice clean house, time to cook and plan meals an empty laundry bin and a nice pile of ironed clothes but it soon gets a bit boring doing the same thing over and over again and all day access to the fridge and cupboards is definately a diet buster[msneek]
and Paula dont you just hate it when someone eats the one special treat you bought just for yourself for being good it happens all too frequently in this house too [msnmad] usually it's my darling husband fault!
Mizzy
p.s where's Macka hiding - have you given up on us Macka ?
I think Macka must be in the kitchen making lots of healthy meals and snacks [msnwink] [msnwink] [msnwink]
Julie
So sorry to hear about your job Julie. Enjoy your time off for a while. April.... its the beggining of spring time!![msnsmile2]
OB ..keep that fridge door shut[msnwink][msnwink]
Twiglet...14lbs eh????....2lb a week off and you'll do it in the next 7 weeks!![msnwink]
Sharon
Been good again today,oats this morning ,tuna spread on ryvita for lunch,stew cooking for tea,also had plenty of water.
Just watched Paul Mckeena,plenty of good advice given especially about getting weighed i am one of those people that check every other day,not going to do it for three weeks!!!.
Sheena.
So sorry to hear about you job Julie[grouphug]
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<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by julieanne
I think Macka must be in the kitchen making lots of healthy meals and snacks [msnwink] [msnwink] [msnwink]
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No Julie, I'm i work but I'm being very good. Only a couple of Ham batches for lunch and that's it. Nothing really for a growing lad.[msnwink]
Still running, but it's not getting any easier[xx(]
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