dinky You are the queen of pep talks. Have you ever thought of becoming a motivational speaker? :o I completely agree with you about planning the treats... If I do that I tend not to go overboard.
ROFL at knotty and the BBC Good Food site :o
Shaxx I agree with you about the carb/sugar making you hungry. I am trying to be as low-carb as possible during the day, and it really makes a difference- The four o' clock pangs just don't appear if I haven't had sugar/carbs for breakfast or lunch. The 1000 calorie thing sounds good... I have no idea how to calorie count, do you weigh everything?
justaminute It's great to have a forseeable event (like the wedding you have) to focus you! My sister is coming over in August, and I'm singing backing vocals for her at a few gigs
and I really want to be as thin as her when I do it. I'm nearly there now, I reckon. Last time I did it in March, and I really felt like the fat one...
Thinbride You seem like you've got the exact right attitude. Food listing on this thread is my real lifesaver... I've stuck to it, and examined my own relationship with food, thanks to these ladies. I call them my free therapy! :)
Have been very good today. I know I'm going to have put a load of weight on after this weekend, so I really want to soften the blow by Friday's weigh-in! I am trying to do carb-free before tea, and having a small amount of carbs then to keep he ulcer from flaring up. Amazingly, I am far less hungry like this... Carbs stir up my appetite. Also drinking loads of water, and sweated a lot in the garden.
Salad with quorn meatballs
small potato with tuna salad