The way we want to look (:)
Jeanne the 2 on the left and me on the right~
My dear sweet sister has joined WW and she sent me a sample of her days food..I have been on it before and know it is a good and healthy weight lose plan..have you ever tried it??
My crop this week the tomatoes and squash are really coming now..they are a good diet food too!!~~
This was most of my dinner last night.. sliced the grape tomatoes in half and topped them with a cottage cheese spread I had made by putting cott cheese into a grinder..add some garlic flavor and mustard,S&P .. was pretty good.. the cucumbers were some we grew that I pickled with the vinegar ,some water,salt and a little sugar mixture.. They last for weeks in the fridge~
The cracker is a caraway...'' Finn Crisp''..
~Jeanne's message about Weight Watchers~
It isn't a diet with specified meals to eat. You keep track of food by points. Your points depend on your age, weight, activity level, etc. This was an example of one day:
Breakfast:
1/2 cup of Fiber one with Equal
1/4 cup of 1% milk (you could have more, but I don't like much on my cereal)
8 almonds chopped
a handful of blueberries
Lunch:
a fruit blender drink....1/2 cup frozen strawberries, 1/3 cup dry powdered skim milk,and about 1/2-2/3 cup water.
another day I had a sandwich made with 2 slices of low calorie bread (40 cal.) a chopped egg, a tsp. of mayonnaise, a little mustard, and a bunch of greens.
Dinner:
4 ounces of salmon baked
a green salad with balsamic vinaigrette and some grated parmesan on it
1/3 cup cooked rice (it's supposed to be brown)
a peach
a weight watcher's fudgsicle
I ate 15 more almonds throughout the day. You get 23 almonds for 4 points.
I get 23 points for the whole day.
Breakfast:
1/2 cup of Fiber one with Equal
1/4 cup of 1% milk (you could have more, but I don't like much on my cereal)
8 almonds chopped
a handful of blueberries
Lunch:
a fruit blender drink....1/2 cup frozen strawberries, 1/3 cup dry powdered skim milk,and about 1/2-2/3 cup water.
another day I had a sandwich made with 2 slices of low calorie bread (40 cal.) a chopped egg, a tsp. of mayonnaise, a little mustard, and a bunch of greens.
Dinner:
4 ounces of salmon baked
a green salad with balsamic vinaigrette and some grated parmesan on it
1/3 cup cooked rice (it's supposed to be brown)
a peach
a weight watcher's fudgsicle
I ate 15 more almonds throughout the day. You get 23 almonds for 4 points.
I get 23 points for the whole day.
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That was her sample daily food note~~
SO what do you think..looks healthy and satisfying to me ..
SO what do you think..looks healthy and satisfying to me ..
MY DARLING PORCH Magazine came today
Polly's Thriftyville~~
Get yours over on my right hand column... fun stuff ~!!
So glad you came in for a visit(:)
Sounds good to me, I once lost 53 pounds when I went on Diet Workshop.I felt fantastic.Its not easy to lose weight esp in the beginning you feel so hungry, then it gets better and the weight goes........slowly........
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Hi Patty,
ReplyDeleteI've actually been considering doing the online version of WW, I only have a few to go but I'll be darned if they're the hardest to get off! A good friend of ours has done very good, and from what I've read it is very balanced.
Good luck to you if you decide to go ahead with it!
Have a great week.
Brenda :)
Hey there,
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I think it all sounds great but the baked? salmon! I know it's good for us... but Can't get past that "salmon FRAGRANCE." Is there a way to cook it where it doesn't smell like that?
L
I need to do one of these diets but just knowing that the almonds would've done me in for the day is a little discouraging. =) Blessings... Polly
ReplyDeleteI love to take a good slab of salmon and pour Allegro marinade over it, then toss it out on my grill - YUM YUM!! It's nice to keep all of that fishy smell outside.
ReplyDeleteOff to jump on my treadmill . . .
Teresa
Hey Patty!
ReplyDeleteYummy! Nothing is better than fresh veggies out of the garden!
And that WW menu looks good! I'm thinking about it!
Becky
I LOVE grape tomatoes....I am so going to plant some next year...
ReplyDeleteI desperately need to lose some weight myself...I had a VERY lazy summer!
Hugs,
Robin
Hi Patty, I tried WW a few months ago and lost a few pounds then I just kinda gave up. I need to go back to it I have put my winter 'padding' weight on a little early this year LOL!
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Take care,
melissa
Good luck to your sister with her diet. I have lost 100lb. and kept it off now for 12 years. (You can read about it in my post dated Aug. 19) I do believe most diets work as long as you stay motivated. Looks to me like you have some yummy food there to enjoy! I just discovered your blog through Mrs. Kwitty, so glad I did! Twyla
ReplyDeleteI have tried it, and it does work. My problem is not sticking with it long enough. I'm embarrassed to admit how many times I have restarted and stopped again. Ever hopeful, though, I have begun again, and both of my sisters are on the program, also!
ReplyDeleteHi Patty,
ReplyDeleteThose tomatoes look mighty good.
I have the opposite problem- I can't gain weight. I eat like a horse and nothing changes.
OMG, I just saw the cat on your sidebar. How funny is that?
hugs,
Barb
Adorable!!
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Thank you Patty I am honored I would love to get a photo!!
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