AlexP
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Reged: 28/12/2007
Posts: 615
Loc: Southampton
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Well, Christmas is over and New Year still to come and, although I haven't eaten much in the way of quantity, I have been eating a lot of the foods that I wouldn't normally have. These foods have all been starchier, bulkier and richer than I would normally eat and have left me feeling rather sluggish - and quite unsatisfied, even though I enjoyed them all at the time of eating. I find that when I eat more fresh fruit and veg, fish, etc. etc. I feel so very much better - so, I am trying to get myself back to normal, back on track (not that I have veered too far off track)and looking forward to a healthier and happier 2009.
How is everyone else doing today?
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blossom97
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Reged: 02/02/2008
Posts: 4579
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You have described how I feel, Alex.I am bloated, sluggish and have pains in my tum!Need to eat some normal food!
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gilley
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Reged: 13/07/2008
Posts: 894
Loc: Southampton
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Good Morning Alex and Blossom
After my angst of yesterday I can heartily recomend the homemade thick vegetable soup.
I found it very comforting and satisfying, I slept well for the first time in ages and I even feel perky this morning (managed half an hour with Davina).
I think a lack of whole,fresh and healthy food gets you down after a while...
Well it worked for me (LOL)
Hope everyone has a good day
xx
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Sella_Vee
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Reged: 03/04/2008
Posts: 1508
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Afternoon all. I've fallen off the wagon big time, and I'm munching my way through some Pringles as I type! Blame OH, he bought them and left them out on the worktop. Grrrr!!
Alex, I really agree about the fruit and vegetable thing. I feel so much better when I increase my intake, and I'm glad the soup worked for you, gilley.
Blossom, once I get past Hogmanay I'm going to be very very good, but in the meantime, I may well get blossomed tomorrow night.
So girls, I probably won't get back to normal until January 2nd. Still that gives me three days until weigh in, and I can't have put on more than a stone, surely  .
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Chickadee
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Reged: 28/03/2008
Posts: 4028
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I'm gradually getting back to normal, though there are still some mince pies around (home-made ones, with good ingredients, so not wholly bad!) I am having a glass of wine now, though (my second) and am munching on some Fudges cheese biscuits - yummy! I have a box of chocolates unopened and another barely touched, so am feeling quite virtuous. I've discovered that the key is to be given dark chocolate as you can't eat so much of it!
Perhaps we could start bidding - I'm guessing I will have gained 4 lb...any advance? 
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annamezzo
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Reged: 28/12/2008
Posts: 11
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HI.I'm new on here and have been reading to find someone who struck a chord.As I've just signed up to Rosemary Conley diet and fitness again ,you certainly did!I will beat the blubber this year!! Good luck to all of you out there.Annamezzo
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Sonata
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Reged: 21/12/2006
Posts: 504
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Well as we speak, PMK is winging his way through the miles and will shortly be dropping through my letterbox.
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