Morning Tokyo! I’m always up at stupid o clock too, after having three children in four years, it’s a hard habit to break. Irony is now that you can’t drag them out of bed. If I sleep until half seven I consider that a lie in, how sad is that??
Well done on your unofficial weigh in, it’s a brilliant loss in under a week! I like the idea of kilos now at the moment because my scales are pretty basic. It’s a pound or nothing. I may be a quarter of a pound, half a pound, three quarters of a pound down, but my scales won’t show that until I lose the full pound. I’m figuring because kilos weigh in increments of 0.1, that I’ll see a shift more often. So instead of being cross that I’m ‘x’ weight for the fourth day running, I’ll be able to see that I’ve lost 0.3 kg as an example, and know that I’m so close to another pound off. Hope my rambly explanation to my amateur psychology makes sense! It does to me anyway haha.
The bread did look tasty, didn’t it? Oh, there’s so much more we haven’t touched on yet, Tokyo, we’ve barely scraped the surface. I never knew there was all this info online about this way of eating (or ways of eating we can adapt to the BSD) – but then, I was never looking for it before.
Glad your son got his act together. I won’t hold my breath on mine though. It’s just that he had to push so hard to get there, he did terribly in his AS, which had a knock on effect on his A Level results as he dropped one subject too. He didn’t have good enough results to go to Uni with his friends, plus add to the fact that he’s one of the oldest in his school year, so he was already like 2 years behind there. He did a year in college to get enough points to get on this course. He’s probably going to have to retake this year – if they have him back! So, you’re talking him being nearly 24 when he graduates. Three years behind his friends. I know it’s not the end of the world and people go to Uni at all ages but still. He needs to grow up and show some responsibility.