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15-06-2011, 23:05   #1591
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Havent been on in a few days but the losses are lookin good. I WI in the morning have had an okayish week not brilliant but should be okay was a bit stressed as My little one was being checked for Aspergers

...yay she does not have it, just some traits which can run in the family where Aspergers is present my son has it...am so happy for her as I see the struggle my older boy faces on a daily basis and to know she will not have to face them is brilliant........ though she is a a bit rigid and rule bound we are not to let her develop traits and she will be fine....sorry for the long off topic rant but am so happy for her.......
Thats great news about your little girl,our first lad who is 4 has down syndrome and we just had another little lad, the relief when he got a clean bill of health was amazing.
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15-06-2011, 23:11   #1592
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Is it just me or are the activity points quite low on this new programme? Seems like a lot of effort for little gain. I suppose it encourages you to make sure that you stick to your daily/weekly propoints allowance and not just do more exercise so that you can eat more. Would like to hear your thoughts.
there actually exactly the same as the old system. even the text to describe them on the ww site is the same text as the old sytem. its the stress and effort it puts on your body....exactly same as old sytem like its walking on treadmill i do, so 60 mins walking old system 6pt and 60 mins new system 6pp

but with the new system....activity doesnt count for as much as in the old sytem over all...cos ppl are eating extra now that fruit is 0pp and with the weeklies.... i

activity is just a bonus...adds to my health my fitness and inch loss...its eating right is more important....not just eating weeklies for the sake of blowing them...but spending them on nutritious healthy food cos your actually hungery and require the food!
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off to make bran muffins....havent been doing as well this week as i did last week! had bran muffins last week.....none this week...so making them NOW so i have them to start tomorrow with game plan!

Quiche thing for lunch

Quorn Lasagne for Dinner!

Pear Bran Muffins for snacks!
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Down 3lbs

Makes the effort during the week worth it, hopefully can keep it up this week too. Going to do the shopping tommorow and stock up on point friendly food and do some cooking for the week.

Can anyone recommend a pizza thats low in points?.. Maybe they don't exist
What I do for my lunch somedays is get a pitta, cut it in half, put a little bit of tomato puree, some cheese (weighed and pointed of course!!), a little bit of pesto, onion and then I chop up a mini pepperami (only 1 point!) and put it on the top. Stick it under the grill until the cheese is melted and you will get a yummy pizza. Of course it's only the size of a pitta bread but you have two because it was cut in half, load up on salad and eat it with a knife and fork and you have a lovely lunch!! Of course you can use any type of topping you want, my mum uses ham and my leader uses bacon medallions!
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Ya walking can be monotonous but if you vary your routes it's grand. I have about 5 different routes I take depending on time available and whether I'm working that day or not.

Monife how did the wedding dress shopping go hun?
It went good. I think I found "the dress". It's €875 though without alterations and veil etc but my mam said she will pay for it Some of the shops we went to were awful and the size 18 wouldnt even fit but the shop I found the dress in had a great selection
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16-06-2011, 07:33   #1596
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Pizzas

for my pizzas i get the Napolina bases in dunnes two in a box work out at 23 propoints the I put passatta ao the base and loads of mushrooms and peppers and onions then i get 100g ww 5 pp and devide it over the two i cook both and slice in half eat one and freeze 3 I eat it with loads of salad and soup if cold

7pp per half

sometimes when heating the other ones i might put some pineapple and 1pp worth of ham on it or half a pack of aldi chicken tikka for 2 pp yum yum...they are a great standbuy for me ...now whenthe kids have a pizza i pop one of mine in with in

I also use the aldi light garlic slices 2pp each or 5 ppfor 2
the tesco ones are 3pp each or 5ppp for two

pizza, garlic bread and salad 9pp yum yum yum
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WI tonight! Have had a really good week, or at least I feel like it's a really good week. I limited the amount of bananas down to 1 for the whole week , limited the amount of treats I had, tried to eat healthier and more filling foods during the day and also earned 21pp in activity points. Haven't used all my weeklies either So everyone, cross fingers and toes for me that I will be down!

Have a lovely dinner lined up for tonight - Ostrich Steak and BNS Chips! Might have some normal chips too cos the Ostrich Steak is only 5pp for 200grams!
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Had my wi last night and was down 2.5lbs, was so delighted. Didn't think I had lost anything as had a sneaky check on my own scales and they weren't showing anything. So 9.5lbs gone, want to get to my first stone before my holiday in 4 weeks so I think that's doable , fingers crossed anyway!

I also tried cous cous for the first time at home last night and I loved it! I used half a vegetable stock cube, a pinch of chilli powder and a pinch of fenugreek with it and it was delicious . Mixed loads of veg in with it then, it was so filling that I could only eat half so I have the other half for my lunch today, it is definitely going to be my new go to thing for dinners!
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Gem you gave me some hope! well done!

I have my WI this morning had a sneaky one when I got up and its not showing any thing either so we shall see later I guess
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Well done everyone on all the great losses I've been reading about.

Monife, glad the dress search went well. I remember getting mine (nearly 12 years ago now) & it's still hanging in the wardrobe! I tried it on recently, just to see if I could get back into it - and I could.
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morning all I have my WI today and my scales this morning weren't looking good but tis TOTM so feeling bloated and bleh am hoping for STS at least but will see.......

Great news on your little girl Aspie Mom, it is always soooo hard when you are waiting for assessments!!! Thanks for the info on the pizza have seen those bases and never pointed them. I love pizza, but avoid it cause its points heavy never thought to make my own toppings ..... so now tonites shopping list includes wraps, couscous and pizza bases this thread really is the dogs pyjamas!!!!

delighted that you found your dress Monife some wedding dress shops can be super-snooty and dress sizes well dodgy which is annoying!!! but then again dress sizes in ireland are annoying no two shops seem to carry the same size plan!!! I am now a 14 in some shops but still a 16 elsewhere
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but then again dress sizes in ireland are annoying no two shops seem to carry the same size plan!!! I am now a 14 in some shops but still a 16 elsewhere
Even more fustrating when it is the same shop! Was in Penny's the other day, tried on one skirt in a size 10 (), then another in a size 12 and the 10 fitted grand but the 12, I really had to suck in to get the zip up! Ok so the 10 had an elastic waistband but still the 12 should have been bigger! I'm normally a size 12, but I so bought the size 10 skirt just because I fit into it I have NEVER fit into a size 10 in my life!
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Yippeeeee down 2.5lbs. Worked my bum off with exercise this week! With all my ups and downs the last few weeks Im finally at my lightest sice joining!!
Only 2 stone to go now!!
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bit of a slip last night....had home made scones, and fruit cake (with jam)

but u know what....feel so sick this more...so bloated and ick....just hope i can resolve this bloated problem before WI saturday..

been eating kinda extra healthy....and throw a load of rich scones on top of it...my body is like AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH

So thats why went off at 12 o clock at night and made batch of bran muffins...bit of extra fibre!
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A scone can be up to 20 Propoints

Hi All.
haven't been posting for a while but I had to get the word out.
I nearly collasped with shock. One of the gold members in my class decided to point a scone from her local cafe. It wasn't a particulary big scone sort of medium sized. It worked work at 20 propoints.

5 propoints per 50 g and this weighed 200g ie 20 propoints.
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