skinnydawn
Gold Member
skinnydawn said:Go away!!!
Ok ok I give in.....
Come back!!!
But leave your flipping spinach behind!
skinnydawn said:Go away!!!
Dawn
Hannah, and her whole family, sound remarkable. It must be hard for them to cope with losing a child at such an early age. Your stresses this year seem to be mounting up!
TT2day - you do know that chopping on a granite surface ruins your knife don't you? And I don't just mean it blunts it - it actually knackers the blade! I've never been sure why they are sold.
I've always wanted granite worktops but could never afford it in the UK. They are sooooooo expensive. But I got one when we had the kitchen done here as they are about 1/3 of the price. But a word of advice. If you are house proud (and I know you are) black or navy ones are almost impossible to keep looking good, especially if you have hard water - and I know you do in Northampton. I had a black one installed and I regret that decision. It shows every spot of dried water, every streak and to keep it looking even OK then it has to be cleaned and polished every time you use it!!! Suffice to say it doesn't get that level of attention after 4 years - although it did for about the first 12 months!
Picture attached for your delight and delectation.
And no - the tiling above the top cupboards isn't wonky - the ceiling has a big slope on it.
Hi Dawn
Hope you dont mind me popping in to say hi. I have read through all of this thread and i have laughed and cried.
So sorry to hear about your dad, i know how it feels to loose someone so important to you, i lost my grandad to cancer when i was 7 years old, my nan died last year, she had cancer but that never killed her she had a cardiac arrest while being transfered to a ward and they only realised a while after. It took 3 attempts to bring her back and was rushed straight to intensive care where she was put on a ventilater. She had severe brain damage from her cardiac arrest, they tried waking her up and taking her off the ventilater to see if she would breath for herself but she deteriorated and they took her up on a ward and the only thing they could do was make her comfortable. My other nan which at present is still with me has cancer, she is starting to deteriorate now and i love her so much it hurts to see her going that way. I can understand how you feel.
Eny ways, i am on the slimming world diet at the moment and am doing well, ive had no cravings for any bad foods which is good for me.
Take care x
Hi Dawn
I’ve just been having a nosey on your diary.
First of all I wanted to say how sorry I am about your dad. I would also like to say it’s a credit to you that you have managed to stick with SW with everything you’ve been through. You are a truly inspirational lady.
Your friends sound amazing. Having lost family members to both cancer and leukaemia I do believe that although they are similar diseases they are also totally different. Leukaemia was the last tragedy in our family and at the time my daughter also raised money for charity. She was only 12 but I think it gave her some control back. All the family loses control and feels totally helpless during these times so I can understand the head shaving for charity.
The first page I clicked on to was the first picture of your puppy and she is gorgeous. Then it was a picture of the roulade and I couldn’t decide which I wanted most - the puppy or the roulade. Then there were more pictures of the puppy and I’ve finally decided I want the puppy
The advice you’ve been given regarding training the puppy is spot on. The only thing I would add is even though your door is open, go outside with your pup and praise her every time she has a wee. Puppies love company and if she goes out and you stay inside she won’t like it.
You will be able to read the signs that she’s gonna have a wee in no time. At first I got confused with the crouching for a wee and the crouching to sit down but there are slight differences that you will pick up on.
The only other thing I would add is to regularly send photos back to the breeder. We have had one litter of pups and we kept one. The other two I hear from all the time and it puts my mind at rest to know they are safe It’s also funny to see that sometimes they look like their mum and sometimes their dad.
How’s the name coming on. Of all the names mentioned I like Suki best.
Sorry I’ve waffled on so much
Hey bestie, my diary has relocated to the silver members section, hope you still visit even though i've defected xxxxx
Todays food
28g spinach flakes (part B)
250ml ss spinach (A)
spinach (part B)
28g spinach (1.5)
spinach salad
spinach cream (3)
yoghurt (spinach flavour)
spinach
spinach
spinach stir fry
spinach sauce
sweet spinach sauce (2)
new spinach
spinach yoghurt
options hot spinach (2)
Total syns:- 8.5
JimofTroy said:Ok Dawn. I just need to make a few adjustments to your food for today:
There. That's better.
Ok Dawn. I just need to make a few adjustments to your food for today:
There. That's better.
And...DINNER!!!...
Is that better?
Dawn, I have been missing out on all your diary action! You're too popular!
Firstly that is a very sad story about the family whose son died. What a gorgeous girl who shaved her head for him and how brave she is particularly at that age where people are usually at their most self conscious.
Also that's a lovely family photo!! You look ace.
As for your kitchen surface I don't know anything about granite but I know my mum went for this granite "effect" surface for her kitchen that isn't shiny. It looks really lovely and don't think it's difficult to clean. I suppose when you see the right thing for your kitchen you will know. How lovely to be doing nice things to your house though
X
Ok ok...you win again :sigh:
Here's breakfast for tomorrow...
And lunch...
And...DINNER!!!...
Is that better?
Well, it's a start.
Fresh would be better...