Wots your new years resolution..?

[Deleted member 9966]

well done Doug, keep going.. it will be so worth it in the end. :20:

 

[user123]

well done Doug, keep going.. it will be so worth it in the end. :20:

Here here, Doug, well done you! We're all behind you!!!
:hurray::hurray::hurray::hurray::hurray::grouphug:


and Girl Racer, couldn't agree more with your previous post, I went 'cold turkey' too, in 1988, right when I went through a divorce, stressful time or what? and thought if I can do this now I can do anything!!! I did it and yes, it's willpower and it was respecting myself and my own decision that kept me on track, especially when watching TV and you see someone smoking etc.

And yes, it's been SO worth it, there is nothing bad to say about it at all.

Let's see if I can loose that stone I'd like to loose.... no pressure from hubby at all with that, just from me.... size 8 /10/12??? blimey - you have nothing to worry about, Girl Racer!!!:gorgeous:

(but then I'm 5'8", size 12 would look silly on me, or so I keep telling myself....)

Here's to a great New Year anyhow.... the more of us there are who are convinced we can make it great the better for everyone, let's try lifting the spirits rather than be dragged down by the very efficient doom & gloom messengers...

 

[grumpygrouter]

Here here, Doug, well done you! We're all behind you!!!
:hurray::hurray::hurray::hurray::hurray::grouphug:


and Girl Racer, couldn't agree more with your previous post, I went 'cold turkey' too, in 1988, right when I went through a divorce, stressful time or what? and thought if I can do this now I can do anything!!! I did it and yes, it's willpower and it was respecting myself and my own decision that kept me on track, especially when watching TV and you see someone smoking etc.

And yes, it's been SO worth it, there is nothing bad to say about it at all.

Let's see if I can loose that stone I'd like to loose.... no pressure from hubby at all with that, just from me.... size 8 /10/12??? blimey - you have nothing to worry about, Girl Racer!!!:gorgeous:

(but then I'm 5'8", size 12 would look silly on me, or so I keep telling myself....)

Here's to a great New Year anyhow.... the more of us there are who are convinced we can make it great the better for everyone, let's try lifting the spirits rather than be dragged down by the very efficient doom & gloom messengers...

Absolutely...size 12 minimum for your height IMO. 14 even better. Women should have CURVES!

 

[user123]

Absolutely...size 12 minimum for your height IMO. 14 even better. Women should have CURVES!

As always, Grumps, you say JUST the right things... :daisy:

 

[Deleted member 9966]

I've already started my diet and typically I could eat for England today. Work is so boring (and cold). I really want a :8: but all I've got is

 

[doug boardley]

now 36 or so hours,and still no climbing the walls!!, when does it kick in?! and must agree with Russ, 5'8" size 14 for me too!!

 

[Deleted member 9966]

if you can get through the first 4-5 days or so, you should be able to get over the worst of it..

being 5'5 and a size 14 isn't the best look though Doug.... :dizzy2:

 

[doug boardley]

if you can get through the first 4-5 days or so, you should be able to get over the worst of it..

being 5'5 and a size 14 isn't the best look though Doug.... :dizzy2:

I suppose it depends on who's eyes you look through, personally i prefer more Rubenesque curves to a catwalk size model, Sophie Dahl being a highly commendable exception tho'!!

 

[Deleted member 9966]

did i mention my husband is blind? lol!

 

[doug boardley]

so did he lay the kitchen floor by Braille then? he he