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Does it still count as breakfast at 5pm?Marty McFly wrote: »I ued to always skip breakfast these days I love it
, just had three boiled eggs, three turkey rashers and bowl of porridge with chocolate whey protein in it tasty .0 -
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Killer_banana wrote: »Does it still count as breakfast at 5pm?
ha it does for me because I'm working night shifts this week and im only awake a little bit and won't be back in bed till after 8 tomorrow morning
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I decided (stupidly!) to scrub my gran's house before she comes home from the hospital, and today's my only day off so I have to do it today.
So far, I've cleaned and disenfected the bathrooms, changed all of her beds, cleaned her utility room, her garage, her shed, her sitting room and cut the grass in the front and back gardens. I'm feckin' shattered and I still have to clean the kitchen, wash and dry three more loads of clothes and bed sheets, clean her second sitting room, hoover all the floors in the house, wash the windows and clean out her oven, diswasher, microwave, the swing chair, benches, table and slide in the back garden and sort out her drinks and glasses cabinets. I'm so tired and sore.
Sounds like me on a good day! I love cleaning!!ConFurioso wrote: »KellieF.......I think I remember you from my time before as the NUI Maynooth mod....
If I'm not mistaken, I've met you before? You were at a house party of mine once I think!
I probably have! If I knew your real name it might narrow it down for me!
Ye are all really friendly! Thanks for all the welcomes! I'm currently writing my thesis, so this is a happy distraction too, I've had a good laugh all day! 0 -
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Marty McFly wrote: »I ued to always skip breakfast these days I love it, just had three boiled eggs, three turkey rashers and bowl of porridge with chocolate whey protein in it tasty .
I think I'm like you there Marty. I used to moan that I couldn't gain weight. Until I started getting into lifting weights and found out I wasn't eating enough food
I used to miss meals regularly. Looking back I think how could I miss and entire meal?
Now it nom nom all day long but I still find it hard at times to eat another meal in.0 -
googled eyes wrote: »I think I'm like you there Marty. I used to moan that I couldn't gain weight. Until I started getting into lifting weights and found out I wasn't eating enough food
I used to miss meals regularly. Looking back I think how could I miss and entire meal?
Now it nom nom all day long but I still find it hard at times to eat another meal in.
I have the opposite problem.
I do plenty of weights, but for toning purposes, and loads of cardio for fat/weight loss. It had slowed down a lot recently, even though I had drastically changed my diet in a good way. Turns out, it wasn't a good way. My trainers told me I'm not eating nearly enough, so I've had to up my calorie intake by about 500 per day because I'm not giving my body enough fuel for working out, so my weight loss was slowing. :pac: i struggle a LOT to eat the extra 500 cals. 0 -
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A friend of mine moved abroad a while ago and took up running to fill some time. He also changed his diet drastically. The last time I saw him I got a shock at how different he looked. He was too thin and looked old because of the weight he'd lost.I have the opposite problem.
i struggle a LOT to eat the extra 500 cals.
At first I found it really hard to get my cals up. Milk helped a lot.
Now I'm better but some days I still slack off a bit ( if my daughter is having a baby tantrum day etc).0 -
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googled eyes wrote: »Fooking hell and I thought I was bad missing the odd meal.
Looks like another cracker of a day.
It doesn't bother me because I don't really have much of an appetite, but I try to get five minutes to run into the shops and get almonds and blueberries and other things like that, that I can eat in work if I'm not able to get a break.
Yay, sun!
Seeing the sun always makes me feel happy. 0 -
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googled eyes wrote: »The sun makes me fearful and suspicious ! haha
Just put on the washing machine and found my only clean shorts have a rip across the arse. Looks like Finglas will be getting an eyeful of white boxers today .
:pac: I love the sun, it always makes me happy.
:pac: Sure isn't that kinda thing normal in Finglas anyway?
It is in Coolock! 0 -
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googled eyes wrote: »I think I'm like you there Marty. I used to moan that I couldn't gain weight. Until I started getting into lifting weights and found out I wasn't eating enough food
I used to miss meals regularly. Looking back I think how could I miss and entire meal?
Now it nom nom all day long but I still find it hard at times to eat another meal in.
Yeh it really is crazy I'd often skip meals now I wouldn't and am constantly snacking on something my two new faves are wheyhey ice cream and ostrim both healthy so its all good.
I still find it a struggle to gain weight though and loose it really quick the other week when I was sick lost half a stone in a few days.
Oh and not begrudging the rest of yeh but sun please go away for a few hours so I can sleep and not wake up in a ball of sweat in what feels like a sauna, can't open the window noise of kids, dogs and people doing stuff will keep waking me up it's catch 22.
But come back later sun im off for a week now. 0 -
Marty McFly wrote: »Yeh it really is crazy I'd often skip meals now I wouldn't and am constantly snacking on something my two new faves are wheyhey ice cream and ostrim both healthy so its all good.
I still find it a struggle to gain weight though and loose it really quick the other week when I was sick lost half a stone in a few days.
Oh and not begrudging the rest of yeh but sun please go away for a few hours so I can sleep and not wake up in a ball of sweat in what feels like a sauna, can't open the window noise of kids, dogs and people doing stuff will keep waking me up it's catch 22.
But come back later sun im off for a week now.
Is ostrim that protein turkey thing you were telling me about when you were drunk?0 -
Marty McFly wrote: »Wheyhey ice cream
Dying to try wheyhey.
Would you believe I list weight at christmas. Not eating regular meals and bring hungover destroyed all my previous good work 0 -
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Is ostrim that protein turkey thing you were telling me about when you were drunk?
I don't know there ostrich and beef meat sticks that are meant for snacks can get ten of them in a box for 12 euro are 96% fat free and contain 14grams of protein per stick, and 80 calories.googled eyes wrote: »Dying to try wheyhey.
Would you believe I list weight at christmas. Not eating regular meals and bring hungover destroyed all my previous good work
It is tasty Ice cream only problem is tiny tubs 150ml to scoops and its empty but tasty snack and ice cream has always been my favorite so glad I can get it in healthy snack form now.
I'd well believe it, Christmas for me does be the same drink and eat feck all to hungover to eat, yet I still love Christmas.0 -
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Was just on the phone to pkm and looked out the window to see a little girl running around in her nappy on the footpath outside....I thought for ****sake the parents around here, a kid out in a nappy at 8.30am, then I did a double take and ralised **** thats my little girl. The little monster got the front door open as quiet as a mouse and closed it after herself, I thought she was just in her hut under the stairs. She is not even near three but is smart enough to escape and leave no evidence of the crime. She put the heart crossways in me. I always take the keys out of the door, just got side tracked this morning after I put the bins outs. I swear....kids ya need ten pairs of eyes. Especially when they are our three.
It's a very humbling experience when ye go "why do the parents let their kids do that... oh wait ****! That's my kid!!!"
Fun times!
Well, did it So pleased with myself too. I know it's only driving but I'm so glad I've finally been able to get over my nerves and just do it. 0 -
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It's a very humbling experience when ye go "why do the parents let their kids do that... oh wait ****! That's my kid!!!"
Fun times!
Well, did it So pleased with myself too. I know it's only driving but I'm so glad I've finally been able to get over my nerves and just do it.
Yeh quiet humbling, well done on the driving. It very nerve wrecking alright.0 -
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It's a very humbling experience when ye go "why do the parents let their kids do that... oh wait ****! That's my kid!!!"
Fun times!
Well, did it So pleased with myself too. I know it's only driving but I'm so glad I've finally been able to get over my nerves and just do it.
Super duper!! High Five! First drive on your own can be scary!!! I drove out to my boyfriends, we were nearly at mine and I told him, by the way, this is the first time I've driven alone, he nearly had a heart attack! DUnno why, but it was hilarious!!!0 -
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Evenin' all. Just back from Killarney. Eventful to say the least! As I was about to head off, I noticed petrol pissing from a fuel line under the carbs. It's fixable, but would take a few hours to get the tank off, then the carbs, fix the fuel line and re-assemble. So I called a mate who said I could borrow his bike (VFR800) so I bolted up to Moynalty in the car (wearing full leathers) and it was 5pm by the time I was leaving Moynalty. My plan was to be halfway down (if not more) by that time FFS!! :rolleyes:
Anyway, I got to Killarney at 9pm, had a shower, then a basket of chips and a couple of pints before hitting the scratcher. My mate got his bike at 10.30 this morning and we headed back. Jaysus I love the guy to bits, but it was like Driving Miss Daisy FFS!!! :pac: :pac: Had to stop every 5 minutes as I kept losing him, and I was taking it easy!!
Anyway, I got back and if nothing else, reaffirmed just why I love bikes! What a blast!! So much so, I'm keeping the bike for an extra day and heading out on it later!! WOOOOOoooooo. :cool:0 -
Evenin' all. Just back from Killarney. Eventful to say the least! As I was about to head off, I noticed petrol pissing from a fuel line under the carbs. It's fixable, but would take a few hours to get the tank off, then the carbs, fix the fuel line and re-assemble. So I called a mate who said I could borrow his bike (VFR800) so I bolted up to Moynalty in the car (wearing full leathers) and it was 5pm by the time I was leaving Moynalty. My plan was to be halfway down (if not more) by that time FFS!! :rolleyes:
Anyway, I got to Killarney at 9pm, had a shower, then a basket of chips and a couple of pints before hitting the scratcher. My mate got his bike at 10.30 this morning and we headed back. Jaysus I love the guy to bits, but it was like Driving Miss Daisy FFS!!! :pac: :pac: Had to stop every 5 minutes as I kept losing him, and I was taking it easy!!
Anyway, I got back and if nothing else, reaffirmed just why I love bikes! What a blast!! So much so, I'm keeping the bike for an extra day and heading out on it later!! WOOOOOoooooo. :cool:
Similar to my mates bike though he's usually the slowest on the Sunday drive he takes with his other mate who has a R1. Was on that bike before........pretty fcukin scary0 -
dodderangler wrote: »Similar to my mates bike though he's usually the slowest on the Sunday drive he takes with his other mate who has a R1. Was on that bike before........pretty fcukin scary
Yeah, I was offered an R1 to use, but I wouldn't. Absolute missile of a bike!!!
I was well happy with the VFR though, very stable! What's that, how far did I lean her into roundabouts??... :cool: :cool:
And the bike he loaned me....
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