What's On Your Thursday Menu, RNYers?

Yes, Plastics is exciting...eek! Good to go to someone who specializes.

My surgeon's office always recommends the plastic surgeon's at their hospital.  But the hospital is further away from my house, AND I won't be able to finance with them.  So that is a no go. But I will ask them what they know about this other surgeon.  He says on his website that he talks at the post op support groups at MY surgeon's office, so they must know him and think he is reputable. 

My surgeon has plastic surgeons who are affiliated with his practice.  We haven't discussed it, given my other issues but I have an appointment tomorrow and may bring it up.  I joked about it at my last appointment when the conversion issue came up.  I told him he was digging into my plastics fund to solve my health problems lol.  He bills everything through the hospital and they let me pay everything out without interest accruing, so I may have to check it out.

Sorry your daughter didn't make the team :(  mine started try-outs yesterday but since she's in 6th grade I am not sure if anyone doesn't "make the team" it is just whether or not they get play time (which she got very little in basketball). Hope she finds something else fun to do.

Exciting..plastics?!?!? can't wait to hear how it goes.

Boo to your daughter not making the team.  The should make the team filled with the best players, regardless of age

Hooray for Plastics!  Bummer about your daughter.  Is there no town league for teen girls?  My dd played town league all the way up to U18!  She played varsity for 4 years in high school.  Shortstop.

I was breakfast swing shift manager at McDs the summer that I turned 16! I was a super responsible kid and all, but...that was a lot of responsibility!!

QOTD:  My first "real" job was at McDonald's in high school.  I worked a lot of hours -- and often ran the drive-thru.  Even then, my food addiction was in high gear.  I often ate an entire 20 piece nugget on my break.  I mean, six nuggets??  --- That was barely a snack!  Additionally, I stole so many nuggets out of the warming bin drawer, that we often were short when orders came through... and of course, I had to eat them in pairs so the count wouldn't be off.  Oh, memories.  Hard to imagine how I gained 70 lbs my senior year...

AMAW is going well -- I feel great.  I did end up eating steak last night instead of shrimp.  

Planned Thursday meals:

Breakfast: 2 slices of thinly sliced bacon

Lunch: 70 calorie pouch of tuna mixed with 1 tsp of homemade yogurt and dijon

Dinner: 1/3 pouch of tuna with 1 tsp homemade mayo (made with eggs)

snack: 1 oz bacon jerky

Total planned calories (including coffees and supplements) 517   Carbs: 16

 edited to correct dinner.

I remember reading an article a while back that something like 1 out of every 10 people in the US has worked at McDonalds.  We are above average so far with you and Melissa! 

Also?  Back in the day I could eat so many McNuggets.  So many.

I wonder what the stat is for obese people?