I read an article yesterday about how to make a fat free Thanksgiving dinner.
Give me a freaking break.
It is Thanksgiving folks. A time for those you love or have to tolerate to gather and feast on all your hard work while offering thanks for the blessings we all have so bountifully.
I am not reducing fat in my Thanksgiving meal. It is one meal, one day a year. Give it a rest.
Take a walk, run a mile or whatever physical fat burners is your preference, but don't ask for sugar free pumpkin pie or fat free mashed potatoes...not in my house.
In fact, I may just add an extra stick of butter (real butter, I don't ever use margarine) in the potatoes for the principle of the thing.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
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2 comments:
HAHHA. very funny :]] made me laugh. Your absolutely right though. It's Thanksgiving! That one day where it's okay to eat "fatty foods". And plus, that would take a lot of work, trying to make a low calorie dinner. I say eat all you can eat, enjoy and praise God. :]]
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
Amen!
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