Are you logging your calories on Christmas Day?

lovebig30 · December 2013

I will log but it will be guess to the serving size as I wont be at home with my scale and measuring cups. I will be over for sure just like on thanksgiving when I ate over 5000 calories but I still managed to lose that week.

jennifer_417 · December 2013

Nope. :devil:

Chrisdoc1984 · December 2013

Logging everything, but like someone else said it'll be an estimate since I'm eating at someone else's this year.

No point in setting yourself up for a disappointment at the next weigh in, why start the year on a downer!?

hnyzthms · December 2013

I will mainly out of curiosity, but already know I will be over, and who cares it's Christmas, and Boxing Day will be the same as out a relatives again for as dinner. But I'm not going to beat my self up over it. I'm going it and make the most of it no excuses once Christmas is over

gmthisfeller · December 2013

Logging it all. Knowledge is power.

MrsLannister · December 2013

I'll be logging (as well as I can), but I won't be worrying about hitting any goals. I didn't log for Thanksgiving, but kind of wish I had. It will be interesting to see where things end up.

ChrisS30V · December 2013

Since I've stopped logging anyway, I won't be logging on Christmas. I'll do my best to maintain reasonable portion sizes and have a bit of dessert, but I'm not going to be super-meticulous about it. I'll be eating at my grandma's and even if I were still actively logging it would be an educated guess at best.

The way I see it, I've maintained just fine so far through the holidays, so one last day of family holiday festivities won't amount to a hill of beans.