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Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:

OK .........................wait for it.

 

Slimming World weigh in - I lost 6 pounds!!!!!!

 

I am currently at 26 pound weight loss since the end of July.

 

Thinking about setting a target - don't want to go too low - saw an old friend yesterday who I haven't seen in ages and she's been doing SW. She has reached her target but keeps losing (it is aging TBH).

 

Anyway - I'm over the moon!

Wow, well done Soozy

Jen-Star

Well done Soozy

We have a woman at work - in her 50's - who's become and right chunky lump.

She has a real bee in her bonnet about weight - but more so ... weight loss.

She always, always asks me how my diet is going (when she knows its not going)

 

 . . . me thinks she's reluctant to lose weight cos it will make her chubby face shrink and emphasise her wrinkles

Saint
Originally Posted by Jenstar:

Oh god that's terrible and to think my daughter will be 11 and catching the bus to secondary school next year... I'm scared to death.

Funnily I was just chatting with someone over the weekend whose son will start high school after the holidays and I was saying how I was much more worried & upset about the boy starting high school than I ever was when he started primary school.

Cinds
Originally Posted by Saint:

Well done Soozy

We have a woman at work - in her 50's - who's become and right chunky lump.

She has a real bee in her bonnet about weight - but more so ... weight loss.

She always, always asks me how my diet is going (when she knows its not going)

 

 . . . me thinks she's reluctant to lose weight cos it will make her chubby face shrink and emphasise her wrinkles

I'm 56 and wrinkle free ........honestly - I am.

 

my neck isn't as firm as I'd like though with the weight loss bit hey ho.

Soozy Woo

Just had a lovely meal out (belated birthday) they served the steak raw on a sizzling hot stone and you cooked it to your own liking. Mr Woo and friends thought it was fantastic ...........personally I thought - 'I do this every night'

 

Seriously though - a good night - lovely to see our friends - they are our daughters exes parents and actually probably our best friends - glad it's not difficult between us.

 

It was her birthday on Saturday so we exchanged gifts and .............a really nice evening.

Soozy Woo
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:

Just had a lovely meal out (belated birthday) they served the steak raw on a sizzling hot stone and you cooked it to your own liking. Mr Woo and friends thought it was fantastic ...........personally I thought - 'I do this every night'

 

That wasn't Steak & Co was it? I looked at their restaurant the other day and it seemed like that's what they did, I was confused

SazBomb
Originally Posted by SazBomb:
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:

Just had a lovely meal out (belated birthday) they served the steak raw on a sizzling hot stone and you cooked it to your own liking. Mr Woo and friends thought it was fantastic ...........personally I thought - 'I do this every night'

 

That wasn't Steak & Co was it? I looked at their restaurant the other day and it seemed like that's what they did, I was confused

It was a local privately owned pub/restaurant - not sire about steak & co - I'll nip off - have a look and let you know.

Soozy Woo

Awwww I've ruined my son's xmas   His friend was in here yesterday and they were chatting xmas when the friend pointed out that he knew his mum was the one buying the xmas list and because my son didn't question him and just looked at me as if he'd been caught doing something then I assumed he had just panicked because I knew he knew the secret.  SO when the friend left I asked him about what he knew, he kept giggling and asking what I was talking about so I said you know about Santa don't you?  And he answered 'that he's not real?' he said his mate had told him a few weeks earlier. So we told him the truth.  We get the presents and play santa bla bla.....but he seemed a little miffed and to me, like he was a little upset.

 

So off he went to bed and his Daddy and I thought he was just a bit confused as to how it was all done.  Then this morning he got up for school and asked a million questions which seemed to suggest that although his friend had told him, that he didn't quite believe him and that we had basically just dropped a bomb 

 

Now.....he's 10 (11 next month) so he IS too old to still believe but he's very innocent and tbh, gullible.  He's got older cousins who have all known for years but they do well to hide the truth from the younger ones so he's never even questioned whether Santa is real or not.  I just feel like I've ruined his last xmas as we were going to tell him after xmas anyway.  I'm gutted

Ells
Originally Posted by Ells:

Awwww I've ruined my son's xmas   His friend was in here yesterday and they were chatting xmas when the friend pointed out that he knew his mum was the one buying the xmas list and because my son didn't question him and just looked at me as if he'd been caught doing something then I assumed he had just panicked because I knew he knew the secret.  SO when the friend left I asked him about what he knew, he kept giggling and asking what I was talking about so I said you know about Santa don't you?  And he answered 'that he's not real?' he said his mate had told him a few weeks earlier. So we told him the truth.  We get the presents and play santa bla bla.....but he seemed a little miffed and to me, like he was a little upset.

 

So off he went to bed and his Daddy and I thought he was just a bit confused as to how it was all done.  Then this morning he got up for school and asked a million questions which seemed to suggest that although his friend had told him, that he didn't quite believe him and that we had basically just dropped a bomb 

 

Now.....he's 10 (11 next month) so he IS too old to still believe but he's very innocent and tbh, gullible.  He's got older cousins who have all known for years but they do well to hide the truth from the younger ones so he's never even questioned whether Santa is real or not.  I just feel like I've ruined his last xmas as we were going to tell him after xmas anyway.  I'm gutted

Awwwwwwwwwww Ells - I remember so well doing that to my son when he was about 9 or 10 - he was so crestfallen that I said .............Noooooo not really I'm only joking.

 

When do you think is a good age to tell? - he's 31 now and I think he should know.

Soozy Woo
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:
 

Awwwwwwwwwww Ells - I remember so well doing that to my son when he was about 9 or 10 - he was so crestfallen that I said .............Noooooo not really I'm only joking.

 

When do you think is a good age to tell? - he's 31 now and I think he should know.

Aww I felt like saying we were kidding when I saw his reaction.  But I've been speaking to his mates mum on facebook today and she said the older boys in the street told her son and in not such a careful way.  They then teased him a lot about believing and he is a year younger than my son so I suppose I might have saved him from the taunting if the older boys start on him.

 

Still doesn't take away the guilt of destroying his last real xmas lol.

Ells

Ells i told mine this year (during the summer) Mine are 10 and 8. My son (8) said he kind of knew anyway, he told me that there was only 1 kid in his year at school that believed and everyone took the micky out of him for it, this is the first year they know the truth and it just feels different, although we have the little one so they are still playing along i see it their eyes bless them.

 

10 is a good age mate try not to feel too bad about it

Jen-Star
Originally Posted by Jenstar:

Ells i told mine this year (during the summer) Mine are 10 and 8. My son (8) said he kind of knew anyway, he told me that there was only 1 kid in his year at school that believed and everyone took the micky out of him for it, this is the first year they know the truth and it just feels different, although we have the little one so they are still playing along i see it their eyes bless them.

 

10 is a good age mate try not to feel too bad about it

I don't feel too bad now that he has told me he DID know Santa wasn't real but thought that if he told me then he wouldn't get any presents so he's happy enough now that I've told him he can come do some Santa shopping next week.

 

Ells
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:

Woooooooooooo Hoooooooooooooo!!!!!!!

 

Boiler mended -  house all warm and toasty - new carpet laid in hall and lounge. Lot of clearing up to do (and washing to tackle) but - I'm over the m00n.

 

 

 

 

 

 Glad you're all toasty warm Sooz....it's getting so cold now, hopefully that's the end of the boiler problems!

Ells
Originally Posted by Jenstar:
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:

OK .........................wait for it.

 

Slimming World weigh in - I lost 6 pounds!!!!!!

 

I am currently at 26 pound weight loss since the end of July.

 

Thinking about setting a target - don't want to go too low - saw an old friend yesterday who I haven't seen in ages and she's been doing SW. She has reached her target but keeps losing (it is aging TBH).

 

Anyway - I'm over the moon!

Wow, well done Soozy

6 pounds in one week.....????????????/ go you... i`m still going every week and lost nothing this week....... not stopping though.....soldiering on 

Clumsycat

Do you know ............my eyes are getting so bad and I wont wear glasses. When we are driving at night (Mr woo not me) I actually see things that aren't there.

 

Last night I gave out a little shriek - I thought I saw a crocodile .......................it was one of those curved arrow things on the road leading up to a bend  Watching too much Jungle methinks.

 

Something like this

 

 

Soozy Woo
The Royle Family
BBC One has confirmed details of the new Royle Family special to air this Christmas.
The popular comedy  will return to the channel's schedules for the first time in two years this  festive period.
The new episode - penned by Caroline Aherne, Craig Cash and Phil Mealey - will see Dave (Cash) plot to pitch an idea on Dragons' Den, while Jim  (Ricky Tomlinson) pins his hopes of getting rich on a Christmas scratch  card.
Meanwhile, a new neighbour moves onto the street with "an  impressive cleavage", causing a stir in the Royle household, with neighbour Joe  (Peter Martin) on the lookout for romance.
The  BAFTA Award-winning series - which first aired in 1998 - also stars co-creator  Aherne as Denise and Ralf Little as Antony.

 

FM

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