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August 6th, 2007, 06:07 AM
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Rep Power: 43 | | Monday Breakfast 9:30 2 weetbix, 1C lowfat soy milk, 1/3 C tinned peaches. 2 small slices wholemeal toast with plum and cinnamon jam. Boiled egg. 1 C coffee with 40 ml Hilo milk. Lunch 1:00 2 small slices wholemeal toast, one with ham and mushrooms (3 med. mushrooms and 2 shavings double smoked ham, fried in 1 tspn 70% fat free margarine and 1 tspn EVO oil), and one with (25 gm) mersey valley cheese and a fresh romata tomato. Watermelon. Coffee with milk.
That meal was too nice not to have again at least once while I had the chance. Dinner 8:30 100 gm lean grilled lamb. Cob of corn. Salad veges and low fat dip: snow peas, capsicum cucumber, baby squash carrot, cucumber, bean sprouts. Exercise: Yes!! I did it!! Getting it turned into a challenge after all.
At first I was waiting for the plumber, then I decided I would do a tape anyway while I waited. I got everything ready but didn't feel it was too urgent, fielded a few phone calls then realized I didn't have time to start and finish before I collected the girl from school.
OK. Plenty of time between 3:00 and 4:30, go then – the rain had even stopped. More phone calls sorting tickets and timing for tomorrow night – which has turned into a last minute issue because of the concert organizers and IS NOT MY FAULT! But it was sorted. So I leave at 3:50. Not enough time but almost enough especially if I jog part of the way, which I did. Only then I start worrying that the boy's dressing needs to be oiled now in order to be ready in time to be taken off at the doctor's and ring up while I am walking and yes, it should be, so I go home and oil it. I jog on the trampoline while I am waiting for the boy to get himself free and jog on the trampoline afterwards because I think the time is too short now to leave the house again.
Then I go to the dentist. That was actually kinda fun. He put a ton of anaesthetic in both sides of my mouth which was a strangely interesting sensation, and played a wonderful silent video about Australian wildlife over my head. Also he was quick enough for me to get home and jog on the trampoline for 25 minutes before I took the boy to the doctor, only slightly embarrassed by my inability to speak normally.
So I reckon it was about 13 + 5 + 7 + 25 = 50
Haaaaaa. Good. Did it.
So all was moving smoothly until I found out that we needed a ticket for the girl too (even though she is a performer), so we are STILL one ticket short.... and I am working again tomorrow. After school looks like being crazy...
Long loose fingers...
I don't know, I could try to persuade myself that I could exercise after I got home, but I think that will be 10:00 at the very earliest. We shall see. | 
August 7th, 2007, 09:17 AM
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Rep Power: 43 | | Well I am feeling really happy and relieved. We fought through the crowds attending a Gwen Stefani concert next door and got to the theatre the schools were performing in, and got the extra ticket with a massive 10 minutes to spare. My daughter was asked if she was nervous and said no, just excited - which is how she seemed, and then she performed amazingly well. She and her friend did a great job and wowed the crowd and made us all very proud.
Big sigh of relief from her mum who was anxious about one thing after another until the moment I actually heard her sing and realized how great she sounded. I love to hear her sing at home, but that's hardly the same thing.
Anyway, despite all the rush rush, I felt great afterwards, so I did the jogging on the trampoline while I watched the news, and the end of Extreme Makeover, and the start of Letterman.
Breakfast 7:30 2 weetbix, 1C lowfat soy milk, 1/3 C tinned peaches. 2 small slices wholemeal toast with plum and cinnamon jam. Boiled egg. 1 C coffee with 40 ml Hilo milk. Snack: 10:30 Apple, coffee with milk. Lunch 1:00 2 pieces wholemeal toast, 25 gm mersey valley cheese and a fresh romata tomato. Snow peas. Orange. Coffee with milk.
Dinner 5:00 3 pieces Chicken Treat thighs with skin removed. About 3/4 C peas, 2 dessertspoons gravy. Diet coke. Exercise: Yes!! I did it again!! 40 minutes jogging on trampoline. | 
August 7th, 2007, 09:20 AM
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Rep Power: 43 | | Glad everything turned out well. Dinner sounds yummy, but then I am starving as of now. Have a good one! | 
August 7th, 2007, 09:39 AM
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Rep Power: 217 | | total impressiveness - that's a lot of tramping
would it be wrong to call you a tramp? | 
August 7th, 2007, 10:18 AM
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Originally Posted by be_gone_soon Glad everything turned out well. Dinner sounds yummy, but then I am starving as of now. Have a good one! | Well that food did taste nice. It was just the best I could eat with buying takeaway, and tonight the speed of it really did fit the bill. Really that wouldn't have been a satisfying meal for me if I wasn't rushing, but it worked out well for now. Quote:
Originally Posted by maleficent total impressiveness - that's a lot of tramping
would it be wrong to call you a tramp?  |  Hmmm. Well I am getting back on there a bit lately - but tramper might be more like it. Perhaps I maybe work myself up to being a tramp. However if doing it a lot makes us drop off the er, then you are definitely a walk, or maybe even a wal don't you think? | 
August 7th, 2007, 10:20 AM
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Rep Power: 217 | | I had someone earlier today refer to me as a streetwalker (in the event that doesn't translate into aussie - that's another term for a prostitute  I claimed if I truly was a streetwalker, then I really had hoped to get a little more money out of it | 
August 7th, 2007, 04:50 PM
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Rep Power: 38 | | | Hey sorry that I've been missing your diary lately. I just caught up. Wow, you've been busy. I'm glad your daughter's performance went well, but gee it stinks that you had to still get her a ticket. | 
August 7th, 2007, 05:04 PM
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Originally Posted by felici Good news. My size 14 trousers were all too loose and baggy. I bought them 6-8 weeks ago I guess. I have wondered whether it's because the cotton jeans stretched on me and need washing and the synthetics were washed in too hot water and stretched ... but I think it's more that I have lost a little more of the fat that was keeping them in place. They look like they fit when I stand still, but as soon as I start to walk I seem to automatically pull my tummy in a bit and then they turn into sloppy slip downs.
I thought shopping for trousers might help. I lacked time, but I figured I could shop fast by buying the same ones I'd bought before just in a smaller size. However, they didn't have black in a 12. So I picked up a navy 12 to try and thinking about how fast the size changes with this particular style I also picked up some black 10's. And I bought the 10's!! I have to say I am not yet an authentic 10. The 12's weren't baggy and I so have to keep my tummy pulled in with the 10's! But a bit of tightening on the muscles there won't hurt, and at least they should keep fitting me until the cold weather's over. I don't know what a 10 equates to elsewhere, but for me it is the size I wore when I was young and actually at a healthy weight. Right now of course I still am not, but it was pretty exciting to fit into something with that label on it regardless – like being told I am close to where I'm going, a nice idea even if just flattery.
Oh and my craving – whatever it was for - went far, far away after that. Exercise: I did garden for 2 ½ hours in the afternoon and that took me to dark. I thought I would jog instead of walking but I still had some school work to finish for the school I've just left, and ended up working on it pretty late because most of the evening was blown out of the water when my son rang up to say he needed to come home early from his kitchen hand job as he'd burnt his arm. He is fine so far, I'm sure that within a little while it won't cause anything more than a mark on his arm, however, it was bad enough to take quite a bit of attention. | Wow so much has been going on...
That is totally awesome abt your pants and such - going from a 14 to a 12 and a snug 10 damn girl - you are so working it  
Im glad your craving went far far far away after getting those size 10s...
2.5 hrs gardening is great - does it release your stress or make you feel good when out in the yard puttin around ???
And Im sorry to hear abt your son burning his arm that is a little dangersous...glad to hear he is ok Quote:
Originally Posted by felici  Hmmm. Well I am getting back on there a bit lately - but tramper might be more like it. Perhaps I maybe work myself up to being a tramp. However if doing it a lot makes us drop off the er, then you are definitely a walk, or maybe even a wal don't you think?  | Ha ha ha - to the whole tramp thing - you are doing well - Im glad to see that  | 
August 8th, 2007, 12:03 AM
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Originally Posted by maleficent I had someone earlier today refer to me as a streetwalker (in the event that doesn't translate into aussie - that's another term for a prostitute  I claimed if I truly was a streetwalker, then I really had hoped to get a little more money out of it  |  Well if you're confusing people perhaps it's time to stop wearing those little leather shorts and stilletos on your training walks? Or maybe you need someone tough looking to handle the money side of things for you??
Anyway, I hope that weather holds and that you have organized yourself some kind of comfy mattress for the weekend! Quote:
Originally Posted by Cannon 2006 Hey sorry that I've been missing your diary lately. I just caught up. Wow, you've been busy. I'm glad your daughter's performance went well, but gee it stinks that you had to still get her a ticket. | Hi Cannon. I have not been out of my own diary much lately, but I have hopes to do a bit of catching up today myself.
As far as the tickets went, I didn't actually have to pay for my daughter's ticket. I was given 3 free tickets. I just didn't realize that the girl would need one at all, as she's never had to have one when she's performed with the choir. I was important for my husband and I and my son to attend and we had other family who were keen to come. I was happy to pay for however many tickets we needed. My main issue was just worrying that we actually would all be included. Every time I'd breathe my sigh of relief that everyone would be fine, and tell them yes, I would find that in fact it wasn't fine yet. At one stage I got my husband to agree to take time out from work to drive to a school an hour away from here to collect tickets (turned out he didn't have to), but then we didn't end up with all the tickets in our hands until 10 minutes before the concert started!!
All's well that ends, right?  None of that really matters much afterwards.
Last edited by felici; August 8th, 2007 at 03:39 AM.
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August 8th, 2007, 12:11 AM
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Rep Power: 43 | | | Hi Cerella. Thanks for the encouragement.
I do actually enjoy gardening. Sunday was just straight out weeding at my mum's. Even that was good though. I like the feel and smell of it, and the images. I always sleep well after gardening. I liked the look of the garden afterwards too.
My son did scare me a bit. Accidents were the number one reservation I had when letting him work there, but I thought everything would be well controlled. When he first told me he was hurt, I guess I was reassured that he was talking to me, but still thought it could have been a lot worse than it was. I think we will get out of it with nothing more than a couple of doctor's visits to hassle us. | 
August 8th, 2007, 06:54 AM
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Rep Power: 43 | | | Wednesday Breakfast 7:30 2 weetbix, 1C lowfat soy milk, 1/3 C tinned peaches. Boiled egg. 1 C coffee with 40 ml Hilo milk. Snack: 9:00 1 slice wholemeal toast with plum and cinnamon jam. 1 coffee with milk. Lunch 12:30 A little left over Chicken Treat chicken (ie roast). Not much chicken, but probably moderately fatty. 2 slices wholemeal bread, one with plum and cinnamon jam, one with vegemite. 1 coffee with milk.
4:30 4 jols sugar free jubes. Dinner 8:00 140 gm saddleback snapper fried with a little EVO oil. 1 slice wholemeal bread. 1 baby squash, 2 florets broccoli, handful snow peas, 1 baby carrot, ½ capsicum. Chopped salad with balsimic vinegar: broccoli, cucumber, snow peas, capsicum, grated carrot, amorato tomato, black olives.
10:00 Big mug green tea. Exercise: Jogged on trampoline. 15 minutes Deal or No Deal, 5 + 10 minutes House =30min.
But I stopped because my ankle was hurting. I tried to use the tramp without shoes tonight and I guess that was an obvious mistake I've been called on. | 
August 8th, 2007, 06:58 AM
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August 8th, 2007, 07:51 AM
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ROFL. | 
August 8th, 2007, 07:55 AM
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