Easter is a long holiday with plenty food to go on. Surviving 3 – 4 days with too much food can be a big battle for everyone. Everywhere you go, you get food and drinks and seeing people eating makes you hungry. Having friends and family around you at the table or near a fire place is the best way to spend all your holidays.
This year I am thanking all my friends for coming and eating with us. I had a great time and I hope they had too. We still have lots of leftovers so we hope our friends and family will visit us again.
For those who are on a diet or on a healthy eating plan, Easter can still be a great holiday. Choose your indulgences and plan them in. Enjoy every last moment of them. For a few days allow yourself to have a little chocolate or a steak or whatever your diet deprived you.
Once in a while we all need a little “food fun” in our life.
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That’s a nice thought- it makes me feel a little less guilty for indulging! 🙂
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That’s marvelous even though in my own part of the world we don’t attach so much importance to Easter enough as to cook, eat and dine but we do enjoy the long holiday because we have enough time to spend with the kids and pay visits to our dear ones. Thanjk you so much cookingwithoutlimits for your wonderful posts. Looking forward to hearing more of yours.
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Agree with jopamhworo – time for family and community.
Very sensible advice!
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I am happy for him. I don’t believe in diets. I believe in healthy lifestyle.
Totally agree, which is really the point of that program. Learning to make good choices but also understanding the triggers that make some of us overeat.
Happy easter, that’s thoughtful inviting family and friends over
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Lovely table setting! I agree that holidays are for enjoying time spent with family and to not feel guilty about indulging a little.
Love this!!
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I’m in love with that fireplace! Very beautiful 🙂
Thank you. More photos with the fireplace. My husband made it.
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I just love your table setting! Fantastic!!
Thank you. It was something very simple.
you captured some great shots
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Sound advice – everything in moderation – including moderation!
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Totally agree, family and friends are the best things in life.
Such a gorgeous home! And agreed… fun food is a necessity, every once in a while!
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We Italians totally love family reunions around the table. And I always add a little more food to the plate, after the person said ‘enough’. Naughty me!
So true! Easter was our “cheat weekend”… and we regret nothing! 😉
My cheat went on a 3 week run in Paris. Funny thing is, staying on a Paris market street it’s impossible not to see food! But now I probably will never eat an American strawberry again. And I can safely say we found the perfect lemon tart in our lemon tart crawl. So of course I had to move onto eçlairs. Yes it’s definitely back to health food now that I’m home!
Sounds great! I always do my trips like that. Good food and good company.
Loved the fireplace. Almost time for that Down Under (except we don’t have one…..waaaah!)
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