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Some people wait to see how much damage has been done before cutting back in January. One friend told me that she tries to have a salad with low-fat/low cal dressing, or a low-fat soup for lunch as the holidays approach and throughout the season - as opposed to sandwiches, burgers and even leftovers - which gives her a sense of flexibility when it comes to her aunt's pecan pie and potatoes with gravy. That's quite a long time to prepare for a few big meals, though.
Do you try to change your diet to offset seasonal indulgences?
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10-18-2006 @8:59AM geekpdx said... As the holidays and all those "special" meals edge closer, I don't think I'll change what I eat - but I will change how much I eat.
There's just no reason to stuff myself like a turkey. I've done that nearly every year, and I always end up wishing I hadn't. Not this year!
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10-18-2006 @11:38AM Angela Pitt said... Why, to gain it all back with all the
holiday parties and meals? When you think about it,
the trouble begins with the Halloween parties; then
until New Year's we don't stand a chance. Remember,
moderation is the key, so you really can enjoy yourself. . . just don't over do it. Be a grazer, not
a glutton.
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10-19-2006 @4:56PM Brian said... No.
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