Too Much Food in the Kitchen

Christmas is so hard on...  forget diets, it's hard on just trying to maintain any sort of normal level of caloric intake or health.  In the weeks before Christmas, it seems that clients, printers, etc. send the office loads and loads of food.  So right now we have boxes of everything from dark chocolate covered toffee popcorn, a whole Honeybake ham, a whole pecan pie, a vast assortment of gourmet chocolate truffles, three different kinds of fudge, boxes upon boxes of nuts, garlic Chexmix, baskets of fruit, Christmas cookies, petit fours, an assortment of cheese and crackers,  turtle cheesecake, chocolate covered pretzels, white chocolate covered pretzel balls, etc.

Even trying to resist and only rarely taking a bit of anything and it's still far in excess of anything I should eat.  And I had been so good prior to Thanksgiving.

But... it's chocolate!  and Honeybake ham!  And pretzel balls.  And did I mention chocolate?  (Hell the other day the gas company sent us a tray of chicken buiscuits and hot O.Henry coffee!)  It's declicious, but it's damn near impossible to keep a healthy diet with all this temptation around.

Too Much Food in the Kitchen

Christmas is so hard on...  forget diets, it's hard on just trying to maintain any sort of normal level of caloric intake or health.  In the weeks before Christmas, it seems that clients, printers, etc. send the office loads and loads of food.  So right now we have boxes of everything from dark chocolate covered toffee popcorn, a whole Honeybake ham, a whole pecan pie, a vast assortment of gourmet chocolate truffles, three different kinds of fudge, boxes upon boxes of nuts, garlic Chexmix, baskets of fruit, Christmas cookies, petit fours, an assortment of cheese and crackers,  turtle cheesecake, chocolate covered pretzels, white chocolate covered pretzel balls, etc.

Even trying to resist and only rarely taking a bit of anything and it's still far in excess of anything I should eat.  And I had been so good prior to Thanksgiving.

But... it's chocolate!  and Honeybake ham!  And pretzel balls.  And did I mention chocolate?  (Hell the other day the gas company sent us a tray of chicken buiscuits and hot O.Henry coffee!)  It's declicious, but it's damn near impossible to keep a healthy diet with all this temptation around.

Too Much Food in the Kitchen

Christmas is so hard on...  forget diets, it's hard on just trying to maintain any sort of normal level of caloric intake or health.  In the weeks before Christmas, it seems that clients, printers, etc. send the office loads and loads of food.  So right now we have boxes of everything from dark chocolate covered toffee popcorn, a whole Honeybake ham, a whole pecan pie, a vast assortment of gourmet chocolate truffles, three different kinds of fudge, boxes upon boxes of nuts, garlic Chexmix, baskets of fruit, Christmas cookies, petit fours, an assortment of cheese and crackers,  turtle cheesecake, chocolate covered pretzels, white chocolate covered pretzel balls, etc.

Even trying to resist and only rarely taking a bit of anything and it's still far in excess of anything I should eat.  And I had been so good prior to Thanksgiving.

But... it's chocolate!  and Honeybake ham!  And pretzel balls.  And did I mention chocolate?  (Hell the other day the gas company sent us a tray of chicken buiscuits and hot O.Henry coffee!)  It's declicious, but it's damn near impossible to keep a healthy diet with all this temptation around.