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wizzbang
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Maz! what a fantastic idea!
I still go to the supermarket and buy food that I neither want to or CAN eat.
I throw so much stuff out for the birds and give so much to my dog that it is unreal.
My man never overeats and is a lover of fast foods so the things I buy don't interest him.
I am going to sort myself out a saving up tin right now!
Whay didn't I think of that! Thank you!
Lynne x
I still go to the supermarket and buy food that I neither want to or CAN eat.
I throw so much stuff out for the birds and give so much to my dog that it is unreal.
My man never overeats and is a lover of fast foods so the things I buy don't interest him.
I am going to sort myself out a saving up tin right now!
Whay didn't I think of that! Thank you!
Lynne x
liggielass
sally ann
great idea unfortunatley my husband buys the food in our house so his wallet is full ,mmm i think he will have to take me clothes shopping yipee xxxxxxxxx
shannon_hilder
New Member
i couldnt think of a better idea!!!!! i wish i could do the same, but my husband is eating me out of house and home lol
shannon_hilder
New Member
then he will turn into a hungry monster! he is like a big kid if he has to get his own food.... i do notice now how much crap he actually eats since my op, trouble is he can eat and eat and still looks slim, i guess all the training in the army is what helps him stay fit, and if i dont eat everything off of my plate (which is often) he ends up eating that up as well!!! the other day i ended up throwing out the rest of my food off of my plate out of spite...lol i am so childish
penguina
New Member
Ah so there is a silver lining in hubby leaving me! My first food shop (my good old mum did it!) Was less than £6 although I still had milk to buy. I had stocked up on all the dog food etc before hand and didn't need household stuff.
But still a cheep feed Change from a tennor!
But still a cheep feed Change from a tennor!
liggielass
sally ann
lol,, you lot are such a tonic,,,, husband has actually lost nearly 2 stone since we started this journey mind he did need to , so we are both becoming slimmer and healthier yipee
shannon_hilder
New Member
i would love that!
Mio
New Member
I'm in four weeks tomorrow. Sounds like ages away but no time at all *lol*
Start my diet on Weds but trying to slide myself into it gently atm. And have a lot of fun things to look forward to in next few weeks - seeing friends, birthdays, Manc Pride and a couple of theatre trips so hopefully I won't feel too miserable
Start my diet on Weds but trying to slide myself into it gently atm. And have a lot of fun things to look forward to in next few weeks - seeing friends, birthdays, Manc Pride and a couple of theatre trips so hopefully I won't feel too miserable
wizzbang
New Member
I have hit a PROBLEM with the idea of putting my unspent money aside.
I don't use cash! I never have any cash on me and have always used my debit card to pay for my groceries. So where I used to perhaps spend £40 twice a week on rubbish (this includes dog food and treats for him, toiletries and household items, not all food lol, and now I only spend say £10 perhaps...... how shall I make sure i don't over or under compensate myself.
Any ideas anybody?
Lynne x
I don't use cash! I never have any cash on me and have always used my debit card to pay for my groceries. So where I used to perhaps spend £40 twice a week on rubbish (this includes dog food and treats for him, toiletries and household items, not all food lol, and now I only spend say £10 perhaps...... how shall I make sure i don't over or under compensate myself.
Any ideas anybody?
Lynne x
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