moonwatcher
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Oops - have I jumped in and answered the wrong question? Sorry!
moonwatcher said:The gnome - yep - unfortunatley I still kind of have the shape for it! LOL!
The chicken fillet was one of my bargain buys from the Bernard Matthews shop - quite a good plateful of comfort food with wedges and baked beans!
I'm not a Teacher - I'm a Learning Support Assistant for special needs pupils, so I get to do a bit of most subjects!
The gnome - yep - unfortunatley I still kind of have the shape for it! LOL!
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I'm not a Teacher - I'm a Learning Support Assistant for special needs pupils, so I get to do a bit of most subjects!
Oh that's cool. In Ireland, if you're in learning support you usually only get to do English maths and sometimes a bit of Gaeilge.
Doing a wonderfully worthwhile job MW... Bravo to you!
moonwatcher said:Over here the SEN kids have a 'statement' which specifies how many hours a week support they get. The support is usually geared up to the subjects they will struggle the most with, and with the focus on the core subjects like English, Maths and Sciences, but I also get to do Cookery ('Food Technology' to give it its proper name!) Resistant Materials, Art, Textiles, Music, Geography, History, RE, PHSE, IT, Drama and Languages, and supporting the sixth form pupils with things like improving their organisational skills, so it's pretty varied! I'm in a high school with an associated sixth form college.
moonwatcher said:... and the scales today say .... 14st 10.5lbs, so that's another pound gone this week. Only 1.5lbs to go to get to 40lbs off in total, then another 2lbs after that to get to 3st off, so I should be able to do one, or hopefully both of those by Christmas! :fingerscrossed:
Aw, am sure you would've made it without us but we'd miss you far too much MW! xx
Hope you enjoyed your pizza with x factor, sounds lush!
Glad you had a nice day.. sewing.. one of the womanly duties I refuse to pursue lol Honestly, I just have to look at a sewing machine for it to break!
Have an equally pleasant day tomorrow!
Sounds like you had a good day and your food sounds really yum for only 36pp.
I hate that about clothes not fitting. It is a great feeling, don't get me wrong! But such a pain when you can't sew and don't have a lot of money because you're buying decent food.
Most of my trousers are hanging at the hips and gaping at the knees and my tops have a big space where my belly used to go
moonwatcher said:I know what you mean about the clothes! I had a few trips round our local second hand stores in the summer to get some things as I really resent paying a lot of money when I KNOW that I won't be wearing them for too long! I've roughly tacked one pair of trousers with the new leg shape and they look good, so will be sewing them up tomorrow. I found that more people comment on how much I've lost when I'm wearing narrower leg trousers, so I've taken them in all the way down to make the legs quite a bit thinner and more flattering too. Yes I feel your pain on the top problem... I'm busty, so a lot of my tops now have the 'smock' look, as they are dropping straight down from my boobs, without the stomach filling the gap!