That's the way I would cook it if I was at home, but it tastes so much better from the local cafe!!
That's the way I would cook it if I was at home, but it tastes so much better from the local cafe!!
Chris
Mizzy I like the green day one best[msnwink]
Good day again today hoping for a nice little loss this week[msnwink]
Banana with 1 shredded wheat 0.5 HE b
fresh fruit salad for lunch
muller lite
chilli (quorn) for tea[msntongue]
HiFi bar HE b
skinny lattes HE a's
grapes, satsumas, apple
lots of water[angel][clap][clap][clap]
Whats everyone else having for tea????
I am having a green day today as we are going out to a noodle bar for supper before taking the gals to see The Holiday (finally got a weekend evening when neither of them are doing anything!).
Had fruit, pumpernickel bread with cottage cheese, carrot, celery and cucumber so far, plus loads of green tea (yeuck, remind me never to buy this again, have gone back to hot water with lemon!), so will see what the restaurant has to offer.
Fiona
have a lovely night Fiona[msnsmile]
Chris, it always tastes better when someone else cooks it for you, why is this? perhaps i can get a sponsorship to conduct my own personal study and come up with an answer[msnwink]
Julie, i'm a big green fan too and you can even buy quorn bacon now which is quite tasty, i'm planning on a big brekkie tommorrow, after a long beach walk it's good to come home and really enjoy something hot and tasty, btw mrs you are missing 1/2 a one of your healthy B's
tea for me is chicken breasts in red wine sauce with a bag of ready prepared steamed veg, dh has made himself a chicken vindaloo with onion bhajis, peshwari naan and a huge pile of rice which will be washed down with 5 possibly 6 cans of carlsberg export [msnoo] and he's still a skinny a**e, he can eat whatever he likes and not put on any weight, makes you want to be[sick]
Mizzy
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Can any one join in and if so how
Judy
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of course you can Judy, everyone is welcome on here[msnsmile]
do you want to lose much weight or are you just looking to lose a few lbs?, either way this topic is all about supporting each other through the highs and lows
i've lost just over 3 stone in the last year and i can honestly say that the support and encouragement from the ladies (and gents) on here has been fantastic[clap][clap][clap]
Mizzy
<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by berrysmiles
Can any one join in and if so how
Judy
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Hi Judy you are very welcome, I am a fairly new Slimming World Consultant and thanks to Mizzy getting me to try SW I have lost 2 stone since last Feb[clap]
Let us know which type of plan you wish to follow and how much you want to lose, we also have a easter goal which I have posted below so let me know if you want me to add you to that[msnwink]
Easter Goal update[msnwink]
Me - 7lbs off by easter plus the 1.5lbs I gained over Xmas
Mizzy - 1 stone off by easter
Pat - 1 stone off by easter
Sharon - 8lbs off by easter
Fiona - 7lbs off by easter
Kassie - 7lbs off by easter
Julieanne - 7lbs off by easter
Sally - 1 stone off by easter - already lost 3.5lbs[clap]
Sheena - 1 stone off by easter
Janny - to maintain target weight of 9 stone 12lbs or under by easter
Julie b - 1 stone off by easter
Chris - 7lbs off by easter
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hi everyone very busy yesterday and we were out last night at a charity night in memory of my best friend who died last june we raised more than £1200 for the freeman hospital in newcastle.
unfortunatly food choices from the buffet wasnt paticularly good but i had free food all day so it would compensate a bit, i only had 1 half of beer and the rest of the night still orange so that wasnt too bad.
welcome judy you wont fail with weight loss when you have all the guys on here to help you along they are great pat
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