Well it’s Monday again. Everyone is deserting the forum to watch the blasted soaps again. Most of you do it without realising the terrible consequences of what you do. What are the consequences? Me getting fat!
When there is nobody in the forum to talk to I nibble. Choccys, sweeties, cakeys, crisps and black pudding. It is no laughing matter. I am trying to get under 14 stone. I was doing well but every Monday and Friday the double soaps are on tv, you clear off and up goes my weight.
As my weight increase is down to you lot I think you ought to make suggestions of how I can get it back down. Clean answers only please.
Bobby
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Don't feel alone, i have been out today and bought fudge which like you i eat when I am bored. But seriously I have found that the best way to avoid this is not to buy these things, fill the fridge with fresh fruit& raw veg to chew on. But have to admit choccy lifts the spirits and beats any valium or raw carrots (smiles)
The trouble is Katie that wifey buys them. She that was a size twenty and is now a size fourteen dieted to go to Corfu this year. I think she is going to do a Shirley Valentine. Ho hum.
Why are you trying to get under fourteen stones? Are these boulder type ones or ones that gather no moss? Important questions that require answering please. xx
Nope, definitely not. Remember several years ago when Murray was asked about the World Cup? He said he didn't care who won it as long as it wasn't England. He has been on my hit list ever since.
He did say last night on the programme I was watching, that that was a joking conversation he was having with another tennis player, just saying......................
Just been sat on the balcony with the twinkly solar lights with a cup of coffee listening to the sounds of the night. A beautiful evening out there. xx
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