What was you guys thanksgiving like?

shonako

Im curious to hear how others on myfitnesspal spent their thanksgiving. I spent mines eating 6000 calories worth of food. Awwww mannn, good timessssssssssss!!!

malibu927

Some people stuck to their deficit, some people went all out. There's already a number of threads about it.

SonicDeathMonkey80

kelleybean1

Pumpkin cheesecake--OMG! +1lb, so, I'm back on the wagon. ;-)

matchbox_girl

Piece of pie...literally! For some reason I did not have a huge appetite at all. Some turkey, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, and a roll....then a bit of pie for dessert. That was it. I think I stayed under my goal. I've come to find that it's not how MUCH I eat that keeps me chunky, it's what I eat.

RacquetChick

We went out to an buffet, then my son spent all night puking

Liftng4Lis

SonicDeathMonkey80 wrote: »

Yep, here we go again.

970Mikaela1

Are you telling me thanksgiving is over? Not yet.

territ84

Was eating all weekend gained almost 5lbs. Back on the wagon today!

TimothyFish

I went cycling Thanksgiving morning. I didn't bother logging calories because there was no internet and very little cellphone service where I was. I'm sure I over ate, but not enough for me to regret it.

sunnyside1213

I had a Marie Calander tv dinner. Alone.

randomtai

sunnyside1213 wrote: »

I had a Marie Calander tv dinner. Alone.

Damn that's sad. :sad:

PrizePopple

SonicDeathMonkey80 wrote: »

I got the Trilogy on Friday and made my kids watch them all.

I was released from the hospital. I was just happy to have food I could chew.

fitgirlandfoodie

I'm Irish, but two of my friends here are American and held a friendsgiving so we had a nice roast dinner and a few starters and a cake which one one could manage more than a tiny slice of..logged everyting to the best of my ability and came in 100 over my daily allowence..when exercise included I still had 4 cals left :-) it was a great night though

CooCooPuff

Too many cookies.

The actual dinner was full of brisket sandwiched between two rolls. I had to get up and someone threw away the food I didn't have a chance to eat.

shonako

sunnyside1213 wrote: »

I had a Marie Calander tv dinner. Alone.

Dwam thats terrible, sorry to hear that. i know i hate the thought of being alone on thankgiving. Hopefully your next holiday will be much better.

shonako

fitgirlandfoodie wrote: »

I'm Irish, but two of my friends here are American and held a friendsgiving so we had a nice roast dinner and a few starters and a cake which one one could manage more than a tiny slice of..logged everyting to the best of my ability and came in 100 over my daily allowence..when exercise included I still had 4 cals left :-) it was a great night though

how did you stay under your calorie goal???? i found it impossible, mainly with all the food that was surrounding me. I had lost self control that day lol.

shonako

territ84 wrote: »

Was eating all weekend gained almost 5lbs. Back on the wagon today!

Yea i bet i had gained like a pound or 2 this weekend too, but you got to let loose sometimes lol.

shonako

spacequiztime wrote: »

Too many cookies.

The actual dinner was full of brisket sandwiched between two rolls. I had to get up and someone threw away the food I didn't have a chance to eat.

sorry to hear that, i wouldve been pissed. But atleast you got some cookies in your system. I myself had wayyyyy to much pie.

pdxwine

sunnyside1213 wrote: »

I had a Marie Calander tv dinner. Alone.

I had dinner alone, as well, but I made a fun one. Dungeness crab, roast vegetables, deli stuffing.

shonako

pdxwine wrote: »

sunnyside1213 wrote: »

I had a Marie Calander tv dinner. Alone.

I had dinner alone, as well, but I made a fun one. Dungeness crab, roast vegetables, deli stuffing.

woww that looks good.