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Hi there

Posted: Wed May 24, 2006 8:05 am
by k.c923
Hi - I'm new to NoS. Started yesterday, although I've been considering it for some time. Hoping to stop obsessing about food, stop diet-binge cycle and hopefully lose about 10lbs. First day wasn't too bad. Hope I can keep it up! Here's my first check-in:


Tuesday 23 May: Day 1: Success

Breakfast: cereal, milk, a banana

Lunch: cheese sandwich, an apple

Supper: bowl soup, sprinkle cheese on top, slice rye bread. An apple.

Day 2

Posted: Thu May 25, 2006 8:09 am
by k.c923
Day 2: Wed 24 May: Success

Breakfast:
bowl cereal, skim milk, a banana.

Lunch:
rye bread sandwich, low fat cottage cheese, an apple

Supper:
fish, mashed potatoes, vegetables. an apple. a glass red wine.

Posted: Thu May 25, 2006 8:11 pm
by Hunter Gatherer
Mmmm. Rye bread is tasty.

Welcome to No S!

Day 3

Posted: Fri May 26, 2006 9:40 am
by k.c923
Yes, rye bread's great - has more bread in it somehow than ordinary sliced wholewheat (just what you need if you're aiming to make it through snack free till supper!)

Day 3: Success

Breakfast:
cereal, milk, banana

Lunch:
rye bread sandwich with cheese, an apple

Supper: (by which time I was STARVING! - think I need to take more than a sandwich to work with me. Hmm...)
plate of rice, vegetables, chicken. A pear.

Day4:Fri 26 May

Posted: Mon May 29, 2006 11:30 am
by k.c923
Day 4: Success

Breakfast:
Cereal, milk, a banana

Lunch:
sandwich, apple.

Supper:
Plate of pasta, salad. Glass of wine.

Day 5:Sat 27 May

Posted: Mon May 29, 2006 11:32 am
by k.c923
S Day: Success

Breakfast:
Cereal, milk, banana

Lunch:
salad, beans, rice

Supper:
pizza, wine

Treats:chocolate!!

Day 6: Sun 27th

Posted: Mon May 29, 2006 11:35 am
by k.c923
S Day: Sun 27th May: Success

Breakfast/brunch:
Omelette, latte, toast with jam

Lunch:
2 slices toast.

Supper:
risotto, 4 glasses red wine (!!).

Treats: chocolate!! Wine!!

Welcome to No S

Posted: Mon May 29, 2006 12:20 pm
by pangelsue
Sounds like you are doing great. I think you'll like it here. Very maintainable and forgiving if you slip up. It is a lifestyle and you are the architect. There are always S days for catching your breath and losing that "deprived feeling". Hang in there. You'll love it.
Wine is a great extra, isn't it? I love a glass with supper. Very mellowing.
Best of luck.

Day 7:

Posted: Tue May 30, 2006 7:53 am
by k.c923
Day 7:Mon 29th May:Success

Thanks for the encouragement Pangelsue! I'm loving NoS so far - I feel so free after years and years of dieting! I think it's going to benefit my health too as I'm starting to include more 'good' fats eg sunflower seeds, olive oil in cooking which previously I was too scared to try as it didn't fit with the low fat way of eating. It's too soon to tell really but I do feel better. Will try not to go overboard with them though (moderation moderation - why is that sometimes so hard?!)

Breakfast:
bowl of oats, 1 tsp sunflower seeds, 1 tsp sesame seeds, a banana

Lunch:
rye bread sandwich, apple

Supper:
bean dish, couscous, vegetables.

Day 8

Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2006 12:11 pm
by k.c923
Day 8: success

Sorry - too busy at work to post for past 2 days.

Breakfast:
porridge,milk, a banana, 1tsp honey

Lunch:
baked potato,beans,salad. an apple

Supper:
plate of fish,baked sweet potato, vegetables,cheese sauce. a pear

day 9

Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2006 12:14 pm
by k.c923
Day 9:Wed 31st May:success

Breakfast:
bowl of porridge,skim milk,a banana. 1tsp honey

Lunch:
cheese sandwich,an apple (not enough really, should have taken time to make salad but too busy all afternoon to snack even though I really wanted to)

Supper:
bowl of chicken stew,rice,vegetables.

Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2006 4:15 pm
by gratefuldeb67
Hey you are doing great!!!!!
Keep it up!!! :)
Peace and Love,
8) Deb

Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2006 11:53 pm
by Hunter Gatherer
So you just sprinkle the sesame seeds in the oatmeal? How is that? Can you even taste them?

Day11

Posted: Mon Jun 05, 2006 7:39 am
by k.c923
Thurs 1 June:Day 11:success

Yes, Hunter gatherer - the sesame seeds were not a great success! Couldn't really taste them. I do have a horrible habit of obsessing about foods - thinking some of them are 'magic' or whatever (must stop reading the health pages in woman's magazines!! Should actually probably stop reading woman's magazines altogether - but one bad habit at a time hey!)

And thanks for the encouragement, Deb, it really helps you to keep going.

Breakfast:
porridge,1 tsp honey (hope that's OK),1 banana, milk

Lunch:
baked potato,salad,cheese,an apple

Supper:
risotto,vegetables,glass red wine

Day 11:Friday 2 June

Posted: Mon Jun 05, 2006 7:41 am
by k.c923
Oops! Thurs 1 should have been day 10. Sorry!

Friday 2 June:Success

Breakfast:
bowl porridge,tsp honey,banana, milk

Lunch:
sandwich,apple

Supper:
plate of pasta,salad,cheese.2 glasses wine

Day 12

Posted: Mon Jun 05, 2006 7:43 am
by k.c923
Day 12:Sat 3 June

S Day!:Success (!!)

Wine! Chocolate! More wine and chocolate!


Enjoyed it but probably went a bit overboard but hey - I'm not an alcoholic (they go to meetings!)

Day 13:Sun 4 June

Posted: Mon Jun 05, 2006 7:44 am
by k.c923
Sun 4 June:s day:success

Same as Saturday.

Enough said.

Day 14:Mon 5 June

Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2006 9:14 am
by k.c923
Day 14:success

Breakfast:
porridge,1 tsp honey,a banana

Lunch:
big plate of vegetables,a chicken burger and fries (shock - but I've been so HUNGRY!!!)

Supper:
plate of curry,rice,poppadum plus a bunch grapes.

Day 15:Tues 6 June

Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2006 9:20 am
by k.c923
Day 15: success

Breakfast:
big bowl of muesli,a banana,milk

Lunch:
big plate of leftover curry,rice and vegetables. An apple

Supper:
fish,baked potato,vegetables,cheese sauce.


I'm still on track but I seem to be getting so much more HUNGRY! I am definitely choosing less 'good' food and am eating a lot more of it which I feel a bit bad about but I'll try to do better.