Bragging is one of those things that's in the eye of the beholder. though.
Say you told me you had just spent a few hundred quid on the latest i-phone or whatever new phone you had bought, I wouldn't see that as bragging because I have less than zero interest in that sort of thing. But I have no doubt that anyone who would love one, but who can't afford one would see it as bragging.
Putting the shoe on the other foot, if you told me you'd spent the same amount of money on one Japanese cooking knife, I would see that as bragging, because I would certainly covet such a thing, myself. But I cant afford one.
Other folk would think spending such an amount of money on one knife was the act of a blithering half wit with too much money, of course.
All about your own view of the inherent desirability of a thing, I suppose
Breakfast: French toast. Mug of tea with 2 rich tea biscuits.
Lunch: Conchiglie pasta stirfried in spices and dark soy sauce with minced meat, carrots, mushrooms, green peppers and courgettes. Glass of orange juice.
Dinner: Chicken with tomato chutney, mixed vegetables and rice. Magnum's classic ice cream bar. Glass of water.
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Snack: Bread and butter.
Lunch: 11" vegetarian pizza. Orange juice.
Snack: Packet of original flavour hula hoops. 2 chicken samosas and one spring roll.
Dinner: Nando's 1/2 chicken with chips. Glass of coke. Slice of rasberry sponge cake. Mug of tea.
Lunch was just nibbles really, some salami and pickles
Dinner was home made lamb curry
Tea- rest of cottage cheese plus a peach
Came off nights so appetite odd
Why do people specify home made?
Just to show we don't live on ready meals I suppose.
Seems like bragging
Bragging is one of those things that's in the eye of the beholder. though.
Say you told me you had just spent a few hundred quid on the latest i-phone or whatever new phone you had bought, I wouldn't see that as bragging because I have less than zero interest in that sort of thing. But I have no doubt that anyone who would love one, but who can't afford one would see it as bragging.
Putting the shoe on the other foot, if you told me you'd spent the same amount of money on one Japanese cooking knife, I would see that as bragging, because I would certainly covet such a thing, myself. But I cant afford one.
Other folk would think spending such an amount of money on one knife was the act of a blithering half wit with too much money, of course.
All about your own view of the inherent desirability of a thing, I suppose
cheese on toast and a strawberry yogert
choc cupcake
drinks , coffee and squash in between
lasagne ( homemade
coffee now
Lunch/Dinner: went to wahacas and had:
2 chicken tinga tacos
2 pork pilbul tacos
1 pork & chorizo quesadilla
1 sweet potato & feta tacquito
Some spicy red slaw
A glass of cranberry infused flower water
Snack: 170g pot of 0% Total yoghurt with 100g blueberries and a few spoonfuls of homemade muesli
Lunch: Roast chicken with rice and mixed vegetables. Glass of coke.
Dinner: 2 Parathas with chicken and mixed vegetables. Glass of orange juice. Magnum's classic ice cream bar.
Lunch: 2 boiled eggs, 1/2 can of Branston baked beans & a cheese roll
Snack: M&S Vanilla Pumpkin Seeds
Dinner: Cauliflower, Broccoli, Aubergine and courgette in a harissa, cumin and cinnamon tomato sauce with couscous
Snack: Ben & Jerrys Winter Berry Brownie ice cream
Lunch: Fish (haddock) in breadcrumbs, oven chips and peas with bread n butter, glass of wine
Snack (mid afternoon): Scone with jam and cream
Tea: Rather late as been busy, but just having a cheese n pickle sandwich now with crisps!
Oooh get you!!
Snack: 1/2 chocolate chip cookie.
Lunch: Vegetarian dim sum (2 potato cakes, 2 spring rolls, 5 dumplings). Glass of coke.
Snack: Cup of tea. 1/2 scone with jam.
Dinner: Chicken with mixed vegetables and rice. Glass of water.
Your will power is incredible, Shappy
It was one of those massive cookies, not the size you get in biscuit packets.
But yeah, I often don't eat whole portions which is why even though I list so many things I eat every day, I'm still slim.
Snack: Banana and a piece of chocolate
Lunch: Aubergine, Courgette, Cauliflower and broccoli in harissa, cumin sauce with couscous
Snack: 3 double chocolate digestives
Evening meal: Chicken Thigh, Yellow Pepper, Red Onion and tomatoes in oregano and cumin
Snack: Paprika Walkers Ruffles Crisps
Lunch-Rice with Dhal and Rasam
Evening snack-Boiled ground nuts in shell with tea
Dinner-Pasta with Tomato and basil sauce.
Lunch: Conchiglie pasta stirfried in spices and dark soy sauce with minced meat, carrots, mushrooms, green peppers and courgettes. Glass of orange juice.
Dinner: Chicken with tomato chutney, mixed vegetables and rice. Magnum's classic ice cream bar. Glass of water.
Snack: Bread and butter.
Lunch: Egg and cress sandwiches, packet of Walker's Cheese and Onion crisps, 1/2 cup of potato and leek soup. Water.
Dinner: Chicken with green beans and rice. Magnum's classic ice-cream bar.
lunch - 2 breaded chicken steaks and salad bag, orange
snack - cup of tea
dinner - steak and mash, salad, raisins and orange for dessert
Lunch: Courgette & tarragon soup with breadroll. A Kelloggs Chocolate Chip Elevenses bar
Snack: BBQ Pringles
Dinner: Vegetable sushi
Snack: Red grapes
Lunch: Homemade carrot, lentil & harissa soup with a wholemeal roll
Snack: Total 0% Yoghurt & Raspberries
Dinner: M&S Rosemary & Garlic Potato Cubes, Carrots, Sugar Snap peas, Tenderstem Broccoli, Runner Beans & Tomatoes
Snack: Thorntons Chocolate Easter Egg