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Weight Loss Forum / WeightWatchers / May 2005NSV, the first of many ;-)
I had my first NSV today. My kids were invited to a birthday party, with parents to stay as well. While the kids were eating their chips and sausage rolls etc, the adults were offered a very dark, rich and moist looking chocolate cake, and I didn't have any. I ate a nice point friendly but filling lunch and didn't give into the temptation to eat any of the party food. I had 2 small cups of coffee and that was it. This was the first time in months that I haven't used a party or special occasion as an excuse to eat whatever I liked. It feels good :-) That is one great NSV Erin! Congratulations on resisting chocolate cake! Brenda >I had my first NSV today. My kids were invited to a birthday party, > with parents to stay as well. While the kids were eating their chips [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > special occasion as an excuse to eat whatever I liked. It feels good > :-) >That is one great NSV Erin! Congratulations on resisting chocolate >cake! Thanks Brenda. Chocolate cake is one of my weaknesses so I was very proud of myself. I'm having a good week actually. DH was away last night so I was doing the dinner and bedtime routine on my own. This is my most stressful time of the day and the kids were playing up. For once though, I didn't give in to the stress and I cooked myself a very healthy dinner. I'm really feeling good this time around. this is such a nice post to read, Lee > >That is one great NSV Erin! Congratulations on resisting chocolate > >cake! [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > didn't give in to the stress and I cooked myself a very healthy > dinner. I'm really feeling good this time around. >this is such a nice post to read, Lee Thanks Lee, it was a nice post to make :-)  SignatureErin in NZ (125ish) 103.1/99.5/75 kgs (276ish) 227/219.1/165 lbs mini goal 95 kgs 209.2 lbs Great NSV Erin. I have one today too, managed to write my journal. SignatureLES >I had my first NSV today. My kids were invited to a birthday party, > with parents to stay as well. While the kids were eating their chips [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > special occasion as an excuse to eat whatever I liked. It feels good > :-) very good, Le > Great NSV Erin. I have one today too, managed to write my journal. > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > special occasion as an excuse to eat whatever I liked. It feels good > > :-) Me, too. I managed to survive fairly dull and very flat, DALLAS, TEXAS!!!! But ate to make up for it............ >Great NSV Erin. I have one today too, managed to write my journal. Huh? What were you doing up there in redneck land? You should have dropped down to our area, we could have shown you something. SignatureLES > Me, too. I managed to survive fairly dull and very flat, DALLAS, > TEXAS!!!! But ate to make up for it............ > >>Great NSV Erin. I have one today too, managed to write my journal. HUH! Is right. Visiting my sister and brother-in-law. Hit the Dallas Art Museum and the Kimbell in Fort Worth. Both had special shows and were good but that was about all there was to do. Overpasses on the freeway (and TOLLways) were the highest places I saw besides the buildings. >Huh? What were you doing up there in redneck land? You should have dropped >down to our area, we could have shown you something. Oh my. Nothing to do in Dallas. Gee, you missed the monster truck races? And the womens' mud wrestling? Darn. Now down here we could have gone Kayaking and I could show you a few dolphins or something. We have no mountains around here either, but there are some nice hills around San Antonio, and some actual mountains in Big Bend. You were in the totally most awful part of Texas. SignatureLESLIE ARNIM > HUH! Is right. > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >>Huh? What were you doing up there in redneck land? You should have dropped >>down to our area, we could have shown you something. Yes, and I even totally skipped your "redneck" comments about that part of Texas! (G) A friend suggested Hooters. Not my sister's cup-of-tea or is that cup-of-E (G) >Oh my. Nothing to do in Dallas. Gee, you missed the monster truck races? And >the womens' mud wrestling? Darn. >Now down here we could have gone Kayaking and I could show you a few >dolphins or something. We have no mountains around here either, but there >are some nice hills around San Antonio, and some actual mountains in Big >Bend. You were in the totally most awful part of Texas. Hooters. Yes, Dallas' idea of entertainment. I mentioned the kayak thing because DD and I are going to buy a tandem one tomorrow after her last final exam and go out in the bay to dolphin watch and row around a bit. I am really looking forward to it. SignatureLES > Yes, and I even totally skipped your "redneck" comments about that > part of Texas! (G) [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >>are some nice hills around San Antonio, and some actual mountains in Big >>Bend. You were in the totally most awful part of Texas. I've a flatwater kayak that has not seen the light of day, well, in quite a while. But I have enjoyed it when I did do it. It is much more intimate with the water than even a canoe. Enjoy the water and the dolphins. Oh, and practice your Eskimo Roll! (g) >Hooters. Yes, Dallas' idea of entertainment. >I mentioned the kayak thing because DD and I are going to buy a tandem one >tomorrow after her last final exam and go out in the bay to dolphin watch >and row around a bit. I am really looking forward to it. Eskimo What? Is that like an egg roll with whale meat or something? Similar. It is where you turn the kayak over and then swing it right-side-up while staying inside. >Eskimo What? >Is that like an egg roll with whale meat or something? Drinking a few gallons of water in the process.. SignatureWill~ 196.2 / 131.8 / 137 lbs 89 / 59.8 / 62.1 Kg Personal goal 125 lbs / 56.7 Kg > Similar. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >Eskimo What? > >Is that like an egg roll with whale meat or something? Hmm we have a "sit on" Apex II. Tandem. Pelican brand I think. It is big and orange and looks like a real lot of fun. I will let you know if we see dolphins. SignatureLESLIE ARNIM > Similar. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >>Eskimo What? >>Is that like an egg roll with whale meat or something? That would be neat. Up here the water is always cold and immersion can be lethal. >Hmm we have a "sit on" Apex II. Tandem. Pelican brand I think. It is big and >orange and looks like a real lot of fun. I will let you know if we see >dolphins. Well it was very windy. Granddaughter got a little sea sick we think. It was big fun, and I bet wrestling that thing on and off the van and carrying it to the water burned a few points. Not to mention the rowing in a circle we did. SignatureLESLIE ARNIM > That would be neat. Up here the water is always cold and immersion > can be lethal. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >>orange and looks like a real lot of fun. I will let you know if we see >>dolphins. Wind can add to the activity points along with schlepping it around. Hope granddaugher's stomach is now settled. Seasickness is awful. >Well it was very windy. Granddaughter got a little sea sick we think. It was >big fun, and I bet wrestling that thing on and off the van and carrying it >to the water burned a few points. Not to mention the rowing in a circle we >did. It was really windy. I am sore today SignatureLES > Wind can add to the activity points along with schlepping it around. > Hope granddaugher's stomach is now settled. Seasickness is awful. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >>to the water burned a few points. Not to mention the rowing in a circle we >>did. Oh Geeeeeeeesh, hooters is oooooooo overrated. <g> Must be a guy thing. My son used to go there all the time, complained how awful the food was. When I finally broke down and asked him why he continued to go ... I was told it was NOT for the food. <g> I now have been asked if we can fly Hooters airline to Vegas this summer (I don't think so!). Joyce >Yes, and I even totally skipped your "redneck" comments about that >part of Texas! (G) [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >>are some nice hills around San Antonio, and some actual mountains in Big >>Bend. You were in the totally most awful part of Texas. I think someone said they were founded there. I flew Delta! (g) I used my UNfrequent flyer miles. >Oh Geeeeeeeesh, hooters is oooooooo overrated. <g> Must be a guy thing. My son >used to go there all the time, complained how awful the food was. When I finally [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >>>are some nice hills around San Antonio, and some actual mountains in Big >>>Bend. You were in the totally most awful part of Texas. *snickers to self* > Huh? What were you doing up there in redneck land? You should have dropped > down to our area, we could have shown you something. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > > >>Great NSV Erin. I have one today too, managed to write my journal. >Great NSV Erin. I have one today too, managed to write my journal. Thanks Lesanne, and congrats to you too. Is journaling helping? what a huge victory, Lee > I had my first NSV today. My kids were invited to a birthday party, > with parents to stay as well. While the kids were eating their chips [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > special occasion as an excuse to eat whatever I liked. It feels good > :-) Excellent job resisting the party food. >I had my first NSV today. My kids were invited to a birthday party, > with parents to stay as well. While the kids were eating their chips [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > special occasion as an excuse to eat whatever I liked. It feels good > :-) In message <14ffe.190884$cg1.137336@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>, "Laura" <invalid@sample.invalid> wrote: >Excellent job resisting the party food. Thanks Laura. The desire wasn't even really there, so hopefully I can keep it up. That's awesome !!!!! SignatureWill~ 196.2 / 131.8 / 137 lbs 89 / 59.8 / 62.1 Kg Personal goal 125 lbs / 56.7 Kg > I had my first NSV today. My kids were invited to a birthday party, > with parents to stay as well. While the kids were eating their chips [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > special occasion as an excuse to eat whatever I liked. It feels good > :-) That's great Erin. I've been on the program for 15 months, and still find chocolate cake hard to say no to. Sarah > I had my first NSV today. My kids were invited to a birthday party, > with parents to stay as well. While the kids were eating their chips [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > special occasion as an excuse to eat whatever I liked. It feels good > :-) >That's great Erin. I've been on the program for 15 months, and still find >chocolate cake hard to say no to. I created a recipe for a really yummy low fat chocolate cake which takes care of the cravings. I make it whenever I visit family, everyone loves it. > >That's great Erin. I've been on the program for 15 months, and still find > >chocolate cake hard to say no to. > > I created a recipe for a really yummy low fat chocolate cake which > takes care of the cravings. I make it whenever I visit family, > everyone loves it. I don't bring cake into the house, but do indulge when out. But not as much as before. I am content now with a few bites-- but they can still add up. Sarah >I don't bring cake into the house, but do indulge when out. But not as much >as before. I am content now with a few bites-- but they can still add up. I don't eat cake when I'm out because I never know the points values, and knowing how yummy my low point chocolate cake is, I'm not prepared to spend a lot of points on normal cake. I often have a cake in the tin but only because I know I'm not going to binge. I'm a bit strange in that the more yummy food there is in the house, the more likely I am to stick to points. It's when I have to struggle to find something low point that I give in and eat whatever I can find. SignatureErin in NZ (125ish)103.1/101.7/75 kgs (276ish)227/224/165 lbs mini goal 99.9 kgs 220 lbs recipe please? Lee > >That's great Erin. I've been on the program for 15 months, and still find > >chocolate cake hard to say no to. > > I created a recipe for a really yummy low fat chocolate cake which > takes care of the cravings. I make it whenever I visit family, > everyone loves it. >recipe please? Lee I'll try to remember to post it tonight. SignatureErin in NZ (125ish) 103.1/99.5/75 kgs (276ish) 227/219.1/165 lbs mini goal 95 kgs 209.2 lbs thanks, Lee > >recipe please? Lee > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > mini goal 95 kgs > 209.2 lbs > I had my first NSV today. My kids were invited to a birthday party, > with parents to stay as well. While the kids were eating their chips [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > special occasion as an excuse to eat whatever I liked. It feels good > :-) Doesn't it just! :) Well done, Erin! SignatureKate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons http://www.diceyhome.free-online.co.uk Click on Kate's Pages and explore! >> I had my first NSV today. My kids were invited to a birthday party, >> with parents to stay as well. While the kids were eating their chips [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > >Doesn't it just! :) Well done, Erin! Thanks Kate :-) Well done, Erin, that cake sounded hard to resist! SignatureNathalie from Belgium 134.1/88.4/minigoal 86.2/ Goal 68 Kg 295.6/194.9/minigoal 190/Goal 150 pounds CL Challenge: 199.5/194.9/185.5 pounds 90.5/88.4/84.1 Kg > I had my first NSV today. My kids were invited to a birthday party, > with parents to stay as well. While the kids were eating their chips [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > special occasion as an excuse to eat whatever I liked. It feels good > :-) >Well done, Erin, that cake sounded hard to resist! It was very yummy looking. I felt better for not eating it than I would have if I'd given in though :-) Resisting birthday cake by drinking coffee? Excellent! -- Linda P >I had my first NSV today. My kids were invited to a birthday party, >with parents to stay as well. While the kids were eating their chips [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >special occasion as an excuse to eat whatever I liked. It feels good >:-) >Resisting birthday cake by drinking coffee? Excellent! LOL. At least coffee is point free, and hot. |
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