ladyfelsham
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I buy flat Comfort Zones shoes, love 'em, and they come in lots of colours - often pick up new/nearly new pairs on eBay.
AliGal
Eating meat
Thank you! Just checked out ebay and can see some nice sandals there - which if I go on holiday I will buy!
tipperary
Gold Member
Morning all, well weight is moving in the right direction...I just need to keep it up ( or down really)/
Had two jiggling sessions yesterday and ramped the intensity up and felt it more. I also had two walks yesterday, one before work with hand weights and one after work with the dog.
Up now and will jiggle but no walk this morning...and no food either. Its finally time to go and have my blood tests to check cholesterol and thyroid levels. And I'm sure he will check lots of other things too. Daughter 2 has been sick and finally diagnosed with helicobacter pyroli. She was treated but is now ill again so her GP has suggested we all now get tested as we could be passing it from one to another, its non symptomatic in a lot of people. So will talk to him and see what he says. But blood tests mean fasting first.
Had two jiggling sessions yesterday and ramped the intensity up and felt it more. I also had two walks yesterday, one before work with hand weights and one after work with the dog.
Up now and will jiggle but no walk this morning...and no food either. Its finally time to go and have my blood tests to check cholesterol and thyroid levels. And I'm sure he will check lots of other things too. Daughter 2 has been sick and finally diagnosed with helicobacter pyroli. She was treated but is now ill again so her GP has suggested we all now get tested as we could be passing it from one to another, its non symptomatic in a lot of people. So will talk to him and see what he says. But blood tests mean fasting first.
ladyfelsham
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At least she now has a diagnosis - I didn't know about helico thingy, just read up about it on the NHS website.
Well done on the jiggling!
Well done on the jiggling!
Tibbs
Gold Member
I've just realised that this is your chat along diary and not your other
Tippy, I think you don't look bad in your photos at all and certainly not scary. It's not that much to lose and tone up and you really do have good shaped legs. I think sometimes we can be really hard on ourselves and instead of visualising the us we'll feel good at get stuck on the I'm not happy with the way I look part. I read something on IG a while back that said "I remember when I would have been over the moon to be the size I am now" I for one need to put that at the top of my list! You're back on track, eating well and exercising again now you're not at the airport and doing crazy shifts so will be staying focused and I'll be looking at you for the extra push I need. You've come a long way and are doing great 
Tippy, I think you don't look bad in your photos at all and certainly not scary. It's not that much to lose and tone up and you really do have good shaped legs. I think sometimes we can be really hard on ourselves and instead of visualising the us we'll feel good at get stuck on the I'm not happy with the way I look part. I read something on IG a while back that said "I remember when I would have been over the moon to be the size I am now" I for one need to put that at the top of my list! You're back on track, eating well and exercising again now you're not at the airport and doing crazy shifts so will be staying focused and I'll be looking at you for the extra push I need. You've come a long way and are doing great
tipperary
Gold Member
Thanks all, just a quick post and will reply later properly.
Diet is OFF for the next 5 hours cos at 9:30am this morning I remembered today is my wedding anniversary. So we are going out for dinner and have a bottle of wine in the fridge and I won't be walking or jiggling this evening. Can't put it off until weekend as we will both be out in seperate places.
Diet is OFF for the next 5 hours cos at 9:30am this morning I remembered today is my wedding anniversary. So we are going out for dinner and have a bottle of wine in the fridge and I won't be walking or jiggling this evening. Can't put it off until weekend as we will both be out in seperate places.
ladyfelsham
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Great you remembered beforehand 
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Enjoy!
.Enjoy!
tipperary
Gold Member
Thanks all. So im being bad again, I'm having a glass of wine, I'm celebrating. The interview I went for two weeks ago.and thought I did bad...well I did really good. Now, I haven't been offered a job from it but am in the top 10 so good chances I should get a full time permanent position in the next year within reasonable driving distance.
ladyfelsham
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Oooh exciting, hope you enjoyed the vino!
tipperary
Gold Member
Thanks all and morning,
Well Ive been experimenting in the kitchen and made what Im going to call "Instead of Bread". I was going through the fridge and trying to use up all the leftover veg so I now have a big pot of veg soup, wilted spinach, cooked baby potatoes, carrot and cucumber salad, grilled aubergine and my experiment. I was in the humour for something savoury but pancake or fritter style. I made a batter with just some buckwheat and water and added a finely grated aubergine and a tin or sweetcorn and some Chinese five spice powder. Cooked them on the griddle, very lightly oiled with avocado oil and leaving some to cool. They taste great but need something with them, Ive just had one with some pesto and it was great. I think for breakfast they would be great with some wilted spinach and a poached egg. So I took the experiment further to see how they would work for work lunch options when I want something warm. Ive made warps and fritters before with buckwheat but don't like the texture when microwaved. So I popped one of these in to a reusable sandwich toasting bag and popped it into the toaster....and its a success. A lovely warm and crispy fritter. We have a number of toasters at work and with some of my dips they will make a good snack at break. Im going to try some sweet ones two, we have loads of apples in the garden waiting to be picked so might stew some and make apple and raisin and cinnamon fritters as a sweet option.
Tibbs, can you eat Buckwheat? Is name is misleading it has no wheat or gluten. I use it for panckaes, just mix with water, leave about 10 minutes and the texture changes and cook as normal, no egg or milk or anything needed..
Well Ive been experimenting in the kitchen and made what Im going to call "Instead of Bread". I was going through the fridge and trying to use up all the leftover veg so I now have a big pot of veg soup, wilted spinach, cooked baby potatoes, carrot and cucumber salad, grilled aubergine and my experiment. I was in the humour for something savoury but pancake or fritter style. I made a batter with just some buckwheat and water and added a finely grated aubergine and a tin or sweetcorn and some Chinese five spice powder. Cooked them on the griddle, very lightly oiled with avocado oil and leaving some to cool. They taste great but need something with them, Ive just had one with some pesto and it was great. I think for breakfast they would be great with some wilted spinach and a poached egg. So I took the experiment further to see how they would work for work lunch options when I want something warm. Ive made warps and fritters before with buckwheat but don't like the texture when microwaved. So I popped one of these in to a reusable sandwich toasting bag and popped it into the toaster....and its a success. A lovely warm and crispy fritter. We have a number of toasters at work and with some of my dips they will make a good snack at break. Im going to try some sweet ones two, we have loads of apples in the garden waiting to be picked so might stew some and make apple and raisin and cinnamon fritters as a sweet option.
Tibbs, can you eat Buckwheat? Is name is misleading it has no wheat or gluten. I use it for panckaes, just mix with water, leave about 10 minutes and the texture changes and cook as normal, no egg or milk or anything needed..
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