FINALLY, we’ve eaten the last of the Thanksgiving leftovers. The only thing we didn’t finish off was the mashed potatoes and those went in the trash this evening.
We had a little help…
All the puppies had their fair share of noodles, ham and turkey. And they took more than their fair share of naps. 🙂

Katie had leftovers once and Ben came home at lunch to eat a turkey salad sandwich twice. I’ve eaten something almost every waking hour since Thanksgiving. It’s not the holiday meal that devastates a diet — it’s getting rid of all those darned leftovers that get you.
Tomorrow is Monday and I’m back to Weight Watchers to get the 3-5 pounds I’ve gained back off.
I hope it disappears just as quickly as yesterday’s snow…

Now you know: In 1984, 13-year-old Andy Smith wrote to President Reagan asking for funds to clean his bedroom after his mom called it a “disaster area”. Raegan sent a tongue-in-cheek reply saying his funds were “dangerously low” and suggested he practice volunteerism instead to solve local problems.