What have you eaten today?

One slice of toast.

Afternoon tea, consisting of:
Prawn cocktail served in small glass cup.
Finger sandwiches, ham & mustard
smoked salmon
cream cheese &
cucumber.
Fruit scone, jam and cream
Tiny lemon meringue pie
Vanilla custard tart with fresh fruits
Chocolate brownie
Choux pastry swan (looked beautiful)

(There were two sponge cakes which I didn't eat as I'm not keen).

Not thinking about supper yet!

Weetabix.
Beans on toast (2 slices, loads of butter).
Crisps and a mince pie after giving blood (good excuse!).
And DH is making a spaghetti dish for tea with olives and spicy sausage.
In and amongst, half a dozen dried figs, a pomegranate, an apple and a couple of satsumas.
No alcohol (or maybe just a teensy Baileys, seeing as lemongrove has put it in my head. ?

? too much!
I wish I was as slim as you travel ...and no doubt I would be if I only followed your example. but the mince pies and Baileys are calling.

Breakfast was a satsuma, three walnuts and 2 dried prunes and cup of tea and coffee.

Just had my usual lunch of celery sticks and apple with tablespoon of natural peanut butter on the side.

Tonight i'm having grains, greens and beans with plain chicken.

Absolutely nothing today except for a few sips of water. I was awake all night with horrendous chest and stomach pains, I was sick and the pain eased. I am now going to try a cup of tea.

Nothing so far except for a cup of tea.

Going out at 2pm for Afternoon Tea at a local country mansion.

Blueberries and yoghurt
Fish pie and green veg, four chocolates
Veg and chicken soup and toast
3 satsumas
5 dates

Shredded wheat.
Xmas cake and millionaire’s shortcake at playgroup party.
Corned beef salad sandwich from deli.
Garlic mushrooms and lobster ravioli at works reunion.
Half a bottle of red wine so far, and I’m now off to our local pub quiz.
Oh dear.

Since posting earlier I've had;
Fillet steak
Mustard mash
Carrots, peas and boiled onions
Mushroom gravy.

Mince pie. Cup of tea

Slice of pizza and two small breaded chicken fillets.
The latter to use up what's left in the freezer before the Christmas shop.

Toast and honey, a huge puff pastry confection full of cream and jam (courtesy of DH!), which was a bridge too far for me ?; and lasagne, using up bolognese sauce from this morning’s freezer clear out, with salad.

Ended up not having edamame or wine last night, just a teriyaki thigh leftover.
I don't really like breakfast (except when I exercise, then I am famished!) and today we have our work Christmas lunch at a nearby restaurant. The restaurant is rather upscale, but the food is ......meh.....boring
Wish they would pick a different one.
Think I will have Bruschetta, salmon and seasonal veggies.
I'm attempting to loose a few lb's due to medz by limiting carbs - but its sooo hard, love my carbies :-)

Coins. Not Buttons. And coins involve much more chocolate.

I am now munching my way through a pack of chocolate buttons bought for grandson. Because the tree lights are tangled. Sigh.

2slices...

Two shredded wheat with blueberries. And for lunch three eggs scrambled with slices bread and butter. And a good spoonful of Gaviscon Advance as my acid reflux has been playing up something chronic this morning.

Oh, its gurgling in a bad way now.

Cup of tea
Cup of coffee
One and a half custard creams (small)

I'll be back later.

If it is a family sized sticky toffee pudding sized problem oldBatty hang on in there.

Nanakay of course you’re allowed! It’s interesting to hear about life over there.

Hope you’re alright oldbatty

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Challenging times here at Batty Towers.

Already ? oldBatty -way to go!
You have set the bar very high, but I will do my best to live up to your example

A family sized sticky toffee pudding .

I'm in America (I hope I'm allowed here?)
and all your food sounds so yummy!

1/2 cup 2% milk (for meds)
2 cups black coffee
2 bowls homemade vegetable beef soup
1 bag edamame
1 glass of wine at bedtime

Porridge with a sliced banana.
Prawn sandwich and some crisps.
Ham salad with two small boiled potatoes.
Bowl of blueberries and four grapes.
Tea and coffee.