Everyone giving up for Christmas?
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hbb
Thoroughly Determined
Cheers Bud,
I know I'm going to have to. But I have a tendency, with my mum, to be very short and snappy. A trait I most definitely inherited off her. I'm still pointing over the Christmas period and I'm going to use any saved points as a buffer on Christmas day, although in my head I've already planned (and pointed) my meal.
It's funny, because when I came home she was amazed how 'skinny' I was (in relation to what I was before!) and was asking me tips about what I ate and stuff, but when I'm doing it at home she thinks I shouldn't, and let my hair down. Swings and roundabouts!
A week today I'll be back at my place!
I know I'm going to have to. But I have a tendency, with my mum, to be very short and snappy. A trait I most definitely inherited off her. I'm still pointing over the Christmas period and I'm going to use any saved points as a buffer on Christmas day, although in my head I've already planned (and pointed) my meal.
It's funny, because when I came home she was amazed how 'skinny' I was (in relation to what I was before!) and was asking me tips about what I ate and stuff, but when I'm doing it at home she thinks I shouldn't, and let my hair down. Swings and roundabouts!
A week today I'll be back at my place!
big-dollop
Need To Downsize!
Getting very quiet around these parts?
That a sign everyone has chucked it for Christmas now and letting loose so can't bare to show face?
Im still working hard to reach my goal But got a couple of nights planned with excess being the expected outcome and im looking forward to my Xmas dinner and a relaxed Boxing Day I am having anything i want
then its back to diet until new years eve then alchohol will be the order of the day/night
Tracer
Full Member
hbb said:Cheers Bud,
I know I'm going to have to. But I have a tendency, with my mum, to be very short and snappy. A trait I most definitely inherited off her. I'm still pointing over the Christmas period and I'm going to use any saved points as a buffer on Christmas day, although in my head I've already planned (and pointed) my meal.
It's funny, because when I came home she was amazed how 'skinny' I was (in relation to what I was before!) and was asking me tips about what I ate and stuff, but when I'm doing it at home she thinks I shouldn't, and let my hair down. Swings and roundabouts!
A week today I'll be back at my place!
My moms always been exactly the same.... Says how proud she is about finally doing something about my weight then in the next breath offers me a cream cake saying ' it won't kill ya' ....lol
Just tell her calmly that you've got to where you have by doing things YOUR WAY and that's how you want to keep it... Then carry on reading the NI all ya like.....xxx
leighforty
Full Member
Well ive used all my weekly points already, and Christmas isnt even here yet lol. All my plans seem to have gone wrong with shopping and so on been eating on the run.
yummymummy75
Silver Member
i'm trying so hard not to eat rubbish today,,am sitting here now with a bud light and packet of velvet crunch,,had 1 choc sweet also,,i'm about 1 point over today so don't feel so bad,,think from tomorrow till 27th i'll stop pointing
leighforty
Full Member
Im still going to try and point just out of curiosity I want to know how much I am eating.
treasureBelle
Member
I've been really good since I got home, far better than I was at uni actually.
It's more because being in the family environment, there are structured mealtimes. Instead of getting up and just eating whatever, be it chocolate/biscuits/garlic bread/whatever I can find, I have to eat normally, and it's good to have that structure.
Usually I'd snack on chocolate or biscuits constantly, but mum doesn't have any of those in the house at the moment (not that I can have, anyway). So I've not snacked much since I got home.
Today I was really good though (more by necessity than choice, lol). My mum made mince pies today, and we were allowed the broken ones. Luckily for me, I don't like mince pies.
Then my mum, brother and sister started on the Cheeselets (they have about 6 tubs in the kitchen). Luckily for me, I don't like Cheeselets either.
So I was good and had grapes instead.
It's more because being in the family environment, there are structured mealtimes. Instead of getting up and just eating whatever, be it chocolate/biscuits/garlic bread/whatever I can find, I have to eat normally, and it's good to have that structure.
Usually I'd snack on chocolate or biscuits constantly, but mum doesn't have any of those in the house at the moment (not that I can have, anyway). So I've not snacked much since I got home.
Today I was really good though (more by necessity than choice, lol). My mum made mince pies today, and we were allowed the broken ones. Luckily for me, I don't like mince pies.
Then my mum, brother and sister started on the Cheeselets (they have about 6 tubs in the kitchen). Luckily for me, I don't like Cheeselets either.
So I was good and had grapes instead.
yummymummy75
Silver Member
i didnt point today had salmon and scrambled for breakfast thenhad salmon and bread for lunch,,this eve had bottle of beer,,bailey's,few glasses of wine and a few choccies,,
likklebex
Full Member
I havent pointed since the week before Christmas!! I havent gone totally mad - i have just had what i have fancied when i have fancied it and not worried too much. Back to work tomorrow and back to tracking. WI was not on last week so Wednesday will be my D-Day to see what damage i have done!! Then i will be back on it. I got Wii fir Plus for Christmas so i have just done half an hour on that too!
Happy New Year everyone! xx
Happy New Year everyone! xx
Tracer
Full Member
I had to force myself to give up for Xmas, I didn't go mad but I've weighed at home this morning, cos class not back til next Monday, and I've put on half a stone :-(( in a week.... I thought it was only 4 lbs but another 3 have appeared from somewhere...amazing...dread to think how much it would have been if I'd gone mad with food and drink :-S
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