Fall colours while walking on the weekend |
As for food, that can be a mixed bag. As I've mentioned before, some relatives equate food with love and if you reject the food you are essentially rejecting them. It has gotten a lot better over the last few years, but this is always a concern.
The menu for the various suppers usually is a roast beast of some sort, carby fixings, gravy and vegetables. My man does not follow the same eating style as I do, so he usually has no problem with any glutinous carbs that cross his path. But we both have issues with the desserts. The past few years, my Mother has retired her recipe for pecan pie (a.k.a. the devil's pie LOL) in favour of apple pie so I'm hoping the trend continues. I'll likely have one slice, one :)
Holidays are so hard for me - a mix of people EXPECTING me to eat more, family stress, tradition and desire for yummy food!! Good luck, stay strong!
ReplyDeleteYou're so right, expectations can be so tough! Hoping this holiday is easy-peasy. I will stay strong :)
DeleteHolidays ARE hard. I'm sure you will do the best that you can. Most important is to try and wake up the next morning proud of your choices, not sick with disappointment and gut aches. ;)
ReplyDeleteThe day after overeating regrets--don't we all know about those! I'll keep that in the forefront of my mind when it comes to all those desserts that will likely be offered.
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