5th February 2016
All life is an experiment. The
more experiments you make the better. Ralph Waldo Emerson
Yay, I've lost 2lb this week, giving me my first silver seven, really
pleased with that as last Friday afternoon I had afternoon tea out. I'm now 2lb off my 5%,
happy with that.I do think having some good ready meals in
has really helped keep me on track as it's been on less job to do.
I'm not a 100% Weight Watcher, I do the best I can, I'm in awe of those
members who join and track religiously and lose consistently week, week out,
one of my members decided to have a 'day off' tracking yesterday, the first
time in a year, how incredible is that, she's tracked every day for 12 months,
that takes real dedication, of course it's paid off with incredible success at
the scales, over 6 stone lost so far.
Why did she decide to not track yesterday? Mainly because she's poorly I'm guessing,
when we're ill, we feel run down, tiredness kicks in, medication won't help and
it all adds up and makes us feel yak, we want something to make us feel good
and in true "I'm a Weight Watcher because I turn to food for so many
reasons" style, we end up indulging.
How incredible is it that she's managed to NOT do that for 12 months,
when she's probably been doing it most of her life if she's anything like me. And that's why I'm in awe of those members,
not because of the weight loss but because of the managing to take control of
their behaviour and change it for however long.
I really get impressed when they have that wobble and get back on it
almost immediately - that's true strength and shows that the changes that are
being made are long term, they're changing their behaviour patterns and
learning new coping mechanisms. Impressive
isn't it!
It's been a lovely week in my meetings, I know I say it a lot but I
really do enjoy going to work, I'm very fortunate. I really enjoyed yesterday morning though
because mom came with me, we had a real giggle in the car - the video proof can
be found on my facebook, then once in the meeting mom did a demo of the new WW
Fitness Band, that can be seen here :) we had a lovely morning giggling
together, then I get to see all my lovely members. https://www.facebook.com/bevww/videos/10153716011235862/
I finally got round to cooking the Weight Watcher Rogan Josh recipe kit,
it was delicious, the kit saved me 13 Smart Points as I usually use the Spice
Tailor range, it was a really tasty dinner when I got back from my
meeting. For lunch we had Young's cod in
butter sauce (3sp) with mash (2sp), peas
(1sp) and sprouts, really enjoyed it, nice and low lunch.
If you feel like making yourself a nice 10 Smart Point meal, here's
today's recipe.
Sizzling
Steak Stir-Fry and Noodles
Serves 1, 10sp each
150g Amoy Straight to Wok Thick Udon Noodles (6sp)
1 tbsp tomato puree mixed with 100ml water
2.5cm piece of fresh root ginger, grated finely
100g lean frying steak, cut into thin strips (4sp)
2 tbsp soy sauces
low fat cooking spray
4 spring onions
150g sliced mushrooms
100g beansprouts
bunch of chopped coriander
½ red pepper, deseeded and finely sliced
Heat a large wok (or non stick frying pan) and spray with low fat spray. Stir fry ginger for 10 seconds & then add the steak and stir fry for 2 minutes until it begins to brown. Add all the other ingredients (except noodles) and stir fry for 3 minutes, add noodles and stir fry for another 2 minutes. Serve.
150g Amoy Straight to Wok Thick Udon Noodles (6sp)
1 tbsp tomato puree mixed with 100ml water
2.5cm piece of fresh root ginger, grated finely
100g lean frying steak, cut into thin strips (4sp)
2 tbsp soy sauces
low fat cooking spray
4 spring onions
150g sliced mushrooms
100g beansprouts
bunch of chopped coriander
½ red pepper, deseeded and finely sliced
Heat a large wok (or non stick frying pan) and spray with low fat spray. Stir fry ginger for 10 seconds & then add the steak and stir fry for 2 minutes until it begins to brown. Add all the other ingredients (except noodles) and stir fry for 3 minutes, add noodles and stir fry for another 2 minutes. Serve.
A
quick shout out for Asda, they're
going to be trialling
wonky veg boxes in our 'Beautiful on the Inside' range, veg boxes full of wonky
veg to help tackle food waste across the supply chain and to help farmers. So if you see them in store, get buying,
£3.50 a box, there are only going to be 20 boxes per store apparently so if you
see them buy one, let's get the message back that we're okay with wonky! Although looking at the list, only Cannock
locally will have them!
I've got work to do this morning then a nice massage booked later, so
whatever your plans are today, smile, enjoy, and know you're BeYOUtiful.
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