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To be out this long his lawn must be as big as yours!Originally posted by Diver View PostHe's probably out mowing his lawn.
The sun is shining in Wales, have to take advantage
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I think it's getting better all of a sudden...Originally posted by BrilloPad View Posthmmmm - I think I shall send you to Doctor Diver for some X-Rays : then amputate from the hip - surgeon NF is very skilled at that. That Nurse CM will use her leeches on you. and use the paddle!
Tried leading with the left - just doesn't feel right though. I do attend a gym and do low impact CV work (bike, cross trainer, etc.) although I haven't been since the arrival of No.4. My diet has also slipped a bit, I think given the recent upheaval I've been skipping breakfast and then snacking at work. I'm also working a lot in the evenings, and I tend to snack a lot then.Originally posted by BrilloPad View Postokay - why not lead with your left. do you do any exercise? I thought you had a wii? use it more often? do you watch what you eat? tried the slimming world plan?
My plan is to shift my current workload, and then get back to the gym and a proper healthy routine. But I still need to get my knee checked out - something definitely isn't right in there.Where are we going? And what’s with this hand basket?Comment
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Chinese for dinner
After the disappointment caused by the efforts of the new managament at the once-excellent place, I'm trying the one a bit further up the road. It also has a smiley face from the Council's food hygiene people; all that remains is to see if the food is any good
Now starting to guzzle; update later...Comment
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"Tried leading with the left - just doesn't feel right though." - boom boom! I have to lead with left at moment - good to increase muscles in left leg.Originally posted by voodooflux View PostI think it's getting better all of a sudden...
Tried leading with the left - just doesn't feel right though. I do attend a gym and do low impact CV work (bike, cross trainer, etc.) although I haven't been since the arrival of No.4. My diet has also slipped a bit, I think given the recent upheaval I've been skipping breakfast and then snacking at work. I'm also working a lot in the evenings, and I tend to snack a lot then.
My plan is to shift my current workload, and then get back to the gym and a proper healthy routine. But I still need to get my knee checked out - something definitely isn't right in there.
wii balance games might help.
try slimming world.
my knee was bunched up cartilidge - if you twist it it never gets better. but can be many other things. I paid £600 for x-ray then £500 gor mri - but only opening up explains it fully. I was told initialially I would need full reconstruction surgery - but at the end that the op I just had should correct just about everything.
always difficult with young children - always something to do!
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If you dont return we shall escalate to public health authorities....Originally posted by NickFitz View PostChinese for dinner
After the disappointment caused by the efforts of the new managament at the once-excellent place, I'm trying the one a bit further up the road. It also has a smiley face from the Council's food hygiene people; all that remains is to see if the food is any good
Now starting to guzzle; update later...Comment
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Mmmmm
Chicken & sweetcorn soup: excellent! Very thick consistency, good quantity of little chunks of chicken, seasoning nicely balanced
Crispy duck: very crispy indeed, good quality pancakes, plum sauce of a very thick consistency with a full, rich flavour
Now having a bit of a rest before tackling the beef chow mein. Initial appraisal indicates that they use fine noodles rather than medium, but that isn't necessarily an issue...Comment
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Tried a few of those - not sure that they do anything for this particular problem though. I don't seem to have any trouble with most knee movements, and I can play sports like badminton (with all its twisting) without any problem. Well, only the problem that I lack any real skill.Originally posted by BrilloPad View Postwii balance games might help.
What I like about Wii Fit is that it allows you to monitor the progress of a fitness regime, and allows you to set goals. Unfortunately our Wii is still away being repaired.
Amen to that.Originally posted by BrilloPad View Postalways difficult with young children - always something to do!Where are we going? And what’s with this hand basket?Comment
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Beef chow mein: rich but well-balanced flavour, good tender beef, appropriate degree of crunchiness to beansprouts and onions
All in all, I'd say the slightly-further-away place gets my seal of approval. The old place was very slightly better, predominantly by dint of using medium thickness noodles and one or two other small touches in the chow mein - but there's really very little to choose between them
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