Saturday we had a Thanksgiving Banquet and talent show for our local homeschool support group. Today, other homeschoolers had a Thanksgiving party we attended. Tonight, cookies were served after church. Tomorrow my in-laws come to our house for a Thanksgiving dinner. The day after that is actually Thanksgiving and my sister is hosting my family and my mom.
Point being: there are a lot of opportunities to eat yummy food!
I was reading an article about Thanksgiving. It said the average American consumes fat the equivalent of 3 sticks of butter in their meal. Another article says people consume an average of 3,000-4,000 calories on Thanksgiving day. Monday's TOPS lesson told us a piece of pecan pie could be 800 calories.
This is dangerous stuff.
I'm going to go ahead and just tell you--- the next two days I will not be measuring my food and counting my calories.
Do I still plan to pull out of Thanksgiving week with a loss? Yes, I do.
And how do I think that is going to work? These are the tips I plan to follow for the next two days of Thanksgiving:
1. More turkey, less pie (ESPECIALLY pecan. wow. That calorie count is terrible!)
2. NO food of any kind will go into my mouth after 6:30 p.m. either day.
3. Thanksgiving day, hubby said he will walk a 5K with me, before we eat.
After Thanksgiving, I plan to be on my toes and doing my best, to end up with a loss on Monday.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Enjoy Thanksgiving… :-)
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