TallFatSue
Well-Known Member
We're in one of the best parts of the year for a food lover like me. We usually have some goodies around the office, but after September it really piles up. October naturally brings lotsa Halloween candy and my chocolate-induced buzz. In November people bring in some of their family specialties like cakes, cookies and even more substantial fare like sausages, meatballs, veggie trays, deviled eggs etc. In December most of our suppliers bribe us with big cannisters of pretzels, popcorn, mixed nuts etc. I try not to eat too many sweets but go for the more healthy stuff, and lots of it.
Besides all this bounty are the Thanksgiving family reunions and Christmas parties. My usual technique is to fill my plate and go sit with one branch of the family or one department to catch up on gossip, and then refill and sit somewhere else. It's fun with relatives because my little nieces, nephews and cousins love to sit on their big fat Aunt Sue's lap too.
It's a lot to take in, but I chew -- I mean, do -- my best. Then New Year's Day rolls in, and every year I make a solemn resolution to eat it all again.
Besides all this bounty are the Thanksgiving family reunions and Christmas parties. My usual technique is to fill my plate and go sit with one branch of the family or one department to catch up on gossip, and then refill and sit somewhere else. It's fun with relatives because my little nieces, nephews and cousins love to sit on their big fat Aunt Sue's lap too.
It's a lot to take in, but I chew -- I mean, do -- my best. Then New Year's Day rolls in, and every year I make a solemn resolution to eat it all again.
