I did lots of ridiculous things, like stay up very late, sleep in, and stay in my jammies all day. I watched the complete first season of Supernatural. I read about seventy books. Maybe not seventy. At least ten. And I hardly touched the computer at all. It seemed to be a good time for a rest.
And I ate. Oh Mylanta, did I eat! I ate an entire gift box of peanut brittle, for one thing. Anything remotely chocolate in a five mile radius? Gone. An entire meatloaf was consumed, because nobody in this house likes meatloaf, and I hate to let food go to waste. Christmas cookies? History. For once, I satisfied my food cravings like a sailor on shore leave. All the things that I usually have to avoid, I ate. I have no regrets, except for the spicy pretzels. Those didn't really do as a midmorning snack.
But now it is time to get back on the wagon, as it were. I hope that blogging is like riding a bicycle, and that I remember the routine as easily as before. I'll leave you with one last look at Christmas...
Can you imagine the person who has to take THAT tree down? *sigh* I'm cringing at the two strings of lights on the outside bushes. House looks as if Christmas never happened here though, so I suppose I'm ahead of the game.
ReplyDeleteMy new years's resolution this year is to take more naps. I took one today. So I guess I'm ahead of the game there too. :)
Naps are a luxury these days! I am glad that you've got one in the bank for 2014, and many more to come, I hope!
DeleteHahahahaha ... I thought I was going to have a food baby after Xmas!!! But my upbringing just won't allow me to throw ANYTHING edible away!!! And don't you just hate it when people give you food gifts you just HAVE to eat?? Happy New Year!!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you as well, Red! I think that I've done away with just about all of the food gifts we've received over the holidays. Of course, I will have to work extra hard to burn those gifts off of my thighs!
DeleteGood quality post and comments, thanks everyone
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