Army Thread 20 September

[tiptronic_ct]

Army Thread 20 September

RingingCedars;1180006 wrote: OMG yous are both making me stomach feel upside down.

One word: cayenne

[RingingCedars]

Army Thread 20 September

Hello Army.

[RingingCedars]

Army Thread 20 September

LOFL!!

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 20 September

OMG he's now avatar less, it's like yer in the nude.


Yoooooooooo hoooooooooooo RC.

Oh and


to your daughter,RC.

[stirly-girly]

Army Thread 20 September

JackieClaire;1179992 wrote: Evening my lovelies,

It was a Seborrhoeic Keratosis (also known as a Seborrhoeic wart) to give it's Sunday name.

The very important doctor had to burn it orff using liquid nitrogen and it didn't half hurt. Felt a bit sickly after so had to have a wee nanna nap.

But it's gone.

Good to hear that Jackie. Now you can have peace of mind. When we have something that we don't know what exactly it is, it can be worrying. :l

Sunny-butt - good to see you and that you're back on track. You can do this. Ask RC about trying to lose that weight, she might have some suggestions for herbal aids or something. I know one thing, that eating very little is not the answer. Better to eat what you regularly do but cut back on the portions and something that is very important is to balance out the protein and fats in your diet. If you eat too little fat, your body will convert any sugar you eat - even the sugar in fruit - to fat. This according to my son who has a friend seeing a dietician at the moment. It's a matter of what foods you eat together. Fruit should be combined with proteins. I cut back on white foods - sugar, spagghetti, potatoes, rice and bread and only eat whole wheat. I really didn't change my diet much except that I've stopped eating mayo and margarine, and now get my oils only from EVOO, avocados and almonds. I lost 3-1/2 kilos without even trying. Oh, and oatmeal is really good for you and gets you off to a good start in the morning. Stir in a little honey, cinnamon and ground almonds and it will keep you feeling full for hours. Then on the other hand, you could do what Jackie's doing and go super low fat, stuff yourself with salads and regular food but with lower fat content and lose about a kilo a week...

Tipster - thanks for the tip but Reccie says he likes the expression on my new avatar and since that upside down girl looks a little crazed, I'll stick with this new one til I feel wacked-out enough to go with the other one.:H

Mrs. A - I took a wee tour of Chester myself. Looked like a very nice place to shop. Glad you enjoyed your outing.

ExPatty - things will even out hun, it is after all, the first week back. It takes time for things to fall into place.

[RingingCedars]

Army Thread 20 September

JackieClaire;1180012 wrote: OMG he's now avatar less, it's like yer in the nude.


Yoooooooooo hoooooooooooo RC.

Oh and


to your daughter,RC.

Aw thanks, JC. :lShe's a far cry from the 4.75 pounds when we walked out of the hospital 23 years ago.

[RingingCedars]

Army Thread 20 September

RingingCedars;1180015 wrote: Aw thanks, JC. :lShe's a far cry from the 4.75 pounds when we walked out of the hospital 23 years ago.

And no, Tips, she did not walk.

[RingingCedars]

Army Thread 20 September

stirly-girly;1180014 wrote:

Sunny-butt - good to see you and that you're back on track. You can do this. Ask RC about trying to lose that weight, she might have some suggestions for herbal aids or something. I know one thing, that eating very little is not the answer. Better to eat what you regularly do but cut back on the portions and something that is very important is to balance out the protein and fats in your diet. If you eat too little fat, your body will convert any sugar you eat - even the sugar in fruit - to fat. This according to my son who has a friend seeing a dietician at the moment. It's a matter of what foods you eat together. Fruit should be combined with proteins. I cut back on white foods - sugar, spagghetti, potatoes, rice and bread and only eat whole wheat. I really didn't change my diet much except that I've stopped eating mayo and margarine, and now get my oils only from EVOO, avocados and almonds. I lost 3-1/2 kilos without even trying. Oh, and oatmeal is really good for you and gets you off to a good start in the morning. Stir in a little honey, cinnamon and ground almonds and it will keep you feeling full for hours. Then on the other hand, you could do what Jackie's doing and go super low fat, stuff yourself with salads and regular food but with lower fat content and lose about a kilo a week...

Good and fair info Stirly. I really recommend going to the holistic thread and reading comments in the Paleo Diet that Det and others post.

[stirly-girly]

Army Thread 20 September

tiptronic_ct;1179997 wrote: I've just realised that I don't have a copy of my normal avatar on my new lappie. Off to Goggle to download one.

Or shall I change my avvie too?Don't even think about it!!!

tiptronic_ct;1179998 wrote: I was trying to HELP you, FFS ::HI know, you're such a helpful little fecker when you want to be...

RingingCedars;1180006 wrote: OMG yous are both making me stomach feel upside down.

Hiya RC. I didn't see you there before but posted about you anyway...
JackieClaire;1180007 wrote:
I wannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnt my Tigger back or I'm gonna cry and cry and cry 'til I'm sick.

Me, too....:upset:
tiptronic_ct;1180008 wrote: OK, I'll go avvie-less for a bit... need to go check on dinner.

BRB

Jackie says going avvie-less is like yer nekkid and I agree. At least get one of these on ya...

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 20 September

Stirls, it is a weight of me mind, I was letting my imagination run riot today.


My daughter was teeny weeny one too but not as teeny weeny as yours RC. 5lbs 14oz.

She's now 5' 8" and coming to get fed.

[stirly-girly]

Army Thread 20 September

[Recluse]

Army Thread 20 September

tiptronic_ct;1180005 wrote: Well, sorry to break it to you, but we've known that for a long time. We just didn't want to say anything that might hurt your feelings...

:H:H:H

[RingingCedars]

Army Thread 20 September

JackieClaire;1180019 wrote: Stirls, it is a weight of me mind, I was letting my imagination run riot today.


My daughter was teeny weeny one too but not as teeny weeny as yours RC. 5lbs 14oz.

She's now 5' 8" and coming to get fed.
She's a tall one too then. I think mine is just a bit taller than that judging by her eyes to mine. It's nice your daughter lives close JC. Mine is about 2 hours away.
stirly-girly;1180020 wrote:

Haha Stirly I don't know what I intended to do with the above.:H

Edit: LOL it's an image! Thanks!

[stirly-girly]

Army Thread 20 September

RingingCedars;1180015 wrote: Aw thanks, JC. :lShe's a far cry from the 4.75 pounds when we walked out of the hospital 23 years ago.

Son #1 and Son #2 - 8 pounds and 8 pounds, 8 ounces, respectively.
They're now 6 foot and 6 ft 1/2" respectively. Lord knows they ate enough growing up to get there. However, I'm proud to say that they watch their weight and older son especially, is very careful about what he eats. He learned to cook by himself and I must say that some of the dishes he's made puts me to shame. As does his kitchen. It's so fecking tidy, it looks like an ad for Home and Garden magazine. Younger son, on the other hand, learned to cook by himself as well and makes a hell of a mess when doing so. Luckily, in his kitchen, not mine...:H

[tiptronic_ct]

Army Thread 20 September

:hallo: BlogBear - I think you'd be rather good at that, by the way.