Thanksgiving Day Goal
stefkhan
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Well, Thanksgiving Day is right around the corner, and I'm dreading it. I'm spending the day with my best friend's family, and her Mom is such an excellent cook. I already know I'm going to want to gobble down everything.
My goal for the 24th is to eat everything in moderation and not put on any weight. I also would like to work out that morning before dinner.
What are you Thanksgiving Day goals??
My goal for the 24th is to eat everything in moderation and not put on any weight. I also would like to work out that morning before dinner.
What are you Thanksgiving Day goals??
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That's a good idea. Working out before might be one of my Thanksgiving Day goals. But I'm going to a friends house that I've never been to before so I guess I'll see what they think. I would like to just eat in moderation as well. I think I'm going to go with very few carbs up until Thanksgiving too. I also think I'll try to limit myself to only one dessert. Sweets are my big issue.
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I am running the Turkey Trot (5K) here in Pittsburgh that morning so my first goal is a new PR. Then I'm hosting Thanksgiving for some family and friends and my second goal is to not overeat just because I ran that morning.0
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Well, some may look down on me for this but, i'm not going to worry about my diet for thanksgiving day. I just want to enjoy the day and spend time eating with my family0
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Mine is to try a little of everything, eat slowly, and enjoy every bite. Then to stay the heck away from the leftovers and enjoy visiting with everyone instead of continuing to nibble!0
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I think making it to the gym in the morning is my #1 goal. Also taking everything I want on ONE plate. No seconds. If I want a little more of one thing I need to take a little less of something else. I think that actually seeing everything that I am planning to eat all at once will really help me realize how much I am eating.
I also want to remember to thank all of you on MFP who are helping me get through my first sane Thanksgiving. So, in case I forget, thanks all!0 -
Definitely working out that morning, but after that.. I'm ok with eating whatever. As long as I don't sit down and eat a whole pie by myself, I'll be fine.
Just looking to spend the day with family and friends.0 -
Since I am the 'cook' this year, I am going to tweak some of the yummy dishes to make them healthier for me and for my loved ones. :bigsmile: I am definitely going to enjoy this day eating a little bit of everything.0
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Work out all week including that day to counteract whatever I may eat! However, this year I am only eating until I'm full unlike previous years where I ate until I could barely move!0
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We'll be serving food at a food shelter on Thanksgiving. Then having a very small menu at home with just me and my partner. She's not a big eater, so with the turkey, stuffing, and gravy, I'll fix one special request dish for both of us and no dessert. I know her request will be either mashed potatoes or sweet potatoes. I havent decided on mine yet.0
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I'm starting my Thanksgiving Day by running in the "Human Race" that is put on by our local food bank. I'm excited! This is the first year in my entire life that I will be in shape to actually RUN! I plan on eating Thanksgiving Dinner in moderation! Also, I'm going to make dessert that is friendly to my diet as well as tasty!0
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well im doing a "Run to Feed the Hungry" 5k on Thanksgiving(I live in Cali) and after that my hubs and i are going to his families for dinner and im going to eat everything in moderation and then work out the next day as well0
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Well, some may look down on me for this but, i'm not going to worry about my diet for thanksgiving day. I just want to enjoy the day and spend time eating with my family
You go girl! Enjoy some good eats and family time.0 -
Well, some may look down on me for this but, I'm not going to worry about my diet for thanksgiving day. I just want to enjoy the day and spend time eating with my family0
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Sounds like moderation and having fun are the main key's here! I hope everyone enjoys their holiday. Stay safe and have fun!0
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I'm working my butt off these next two weeks, not allowing myself a cheat day until Thanksgiving. I think Thanksgiving day is worth a cheat meal. Sometimes rewarding yourself with all that hard work, really keeps you sane.0
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