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I've just been reading about the "Singing sands" in the Llyn Peninsula, so that beach is now on our "must visit" list - hopefully this year. Beautiful countryside and a lovely coastline.

quote: [/quote] I cant see adding jam myself, maybe I am torturing myself but I am trying to have ALMOST no sugar so I know what you mean. Healthy doesn't taste that good. Of coarse I am trying to explore new recipes and things that area healthy and yummy. Only down fall is not getting certain vegetables at my current…

Hay on Wye's barely in Wales. I'm not from the US or Canada but I do visit Wales regularly and I've always found folks to be really friendly. Beautiful country. (and, no, I'm not Welsh! :wink: )

Hi I, too, am on a tight budget. I've found that cooking lots of vegetables and cutting down on meat has helped to both reduce costs and make our meals much healthier. We've recently found a shop where we can buy carrots, onions and potatoes by the sackful - about £13 total for a sackful of each, and these will last for…

I'll be starting on Monday 6th. Ordered the DVD 3 weeks ago but was let down :angry: . Ordered from elsewhere and it should have arrived yesterday, but I'm still waiting :sad: . At least Level 1 is on YouTube, so I can get started with you . . . . . :bigsmile:

I got my Fitbit One a few months ago specifically because I wanted to count how many flights of stairs I climbed. I'm delighted with it. It's far, far, better than the cheap pedometer I had a few years ago. The sync with MFP is really useful, and I find the Fitbit Dashboard really motivating. It's also very accurate for…

I wouldn't be without my kitchen scales! When I first started losing weight, I weighed everything that passed my lips using grams. My scales weigh to the nearest gram so it's much better when measuring small quantities. Even drinks got weighed (1ml water = 1g). It was a huge help and led to some surprises - good and bad.…

I've had my Fitbit One for a few months now, and have found it a huge motivational tool to get me moving and out of my sedentary lifestyle. I just make sure it's in a pocket in my clothes (or clipped inside my bra - as per the instructions - if I'm not wearing anything with pockets in it) and it measures my steps, flights…

I've been using a Fitbit One and have been delighted with it. It's really accurate counting the flights of stairs at home and my steps, and I love that I can just keep it in a pocket rather than have to have a waistband to clip it to. It won't help if you're doing things like gym work (use either the calories burned as per…