Wow - We are all doing wonderfully well! I've never heard such great enthusiasm and tales of solid achievement from everyone on here. What a great advert for the benefits to be gained by becoming part of our fee free Weight Watchers thread.
Come on you lurkers show yourselves and join in properly. We are a friendly bunch largely - although
stories have come to light recently about Diane's past behaviour that frankly have surprised us all
In particular Biggins has done fabulously well to lose another 2 pounds this week. All that swimming and walking is doing great things for you. Tremendously Well Done!!
ClareBarr it's wonderful to hear that you are feeling much better and able to do your exercise DVD and go swimming again too. Good luck with the weigh-in - I've got my fingers crossed for you
biggins wrote:Has anyone else got the same problem - I ask hubby what would you like for tonight? Oh, anything he replies. So I say what about xxx. No he says anthing but xxx. So you suggest something else and you get the same response - no I don't fancy that. So after several rejected suggestions you feeling like saying- you choose something and cook it! He doesn't cook so I am left trying hard to come up with something that will be to his liking and I just eat that.
Moan for today over - love him too bits but men do drive you insane sometimes. Are you listen Preston?
Yeah, I'm hearing your
sexist and politically incorrect
remarks Biggins
- but the females that I live with (especially my daughters, bless them) pretty much display that sort of behaviour too. Only I have it from at least 2 and sometimes even 3 of them (if the wife is joining in too) at the same time. So I assure you it's not a gender specific problem - you ladies can be hard work too!
Your hubby would cook in some sort of fashion if you were away and he got hungry enough wouldn't he? My kids do eventually if I leave them to it - it's never really worth it though, because the kitchen looks like a bombs hit it with stuff strewn everywhere and just left. It takes ages to tidy up after the little darlings.
I reckon
anyone can cook if they want to - Yes even Blokes!
If they don't then that's just down to a kind of disinterested laziness or having someone available who is only too willing to do it for them. I do agree with you that it's darned annoying though!
Maybe you should encourage him to chose and prepare a nice meal for both of you one evening and then he may understand and appreciate where you are coming from a bit more.
Ah well enough of putting the world to rights ......... I'm doing gardening, housework (yes even though I'm a bloke
) and car and bike maintenance today. Do you know that my wife never ever fixes the car, climbs on the roof to replace the TV aerial or takes the garden waste to the tip
Does anyone else have this problem.?...........
Enjoy your days people
He doesn't cook so I am left trying hard to come up with something that will be to his liking and I just eat that.
