Lydia's Ladies

Every three months, the women's ministry at church has a luncheon for older women.  Yesterday, they served had ham, and all the Thanksgiving dishes... potatoes, sweet potatoes, green bean casserole, salad, and roll.  And for dessert, chocolate cake or carrot cake.  Yum

I took a spoonful of each item and substituted the meal for my mean and green.  Not exactly Optavia legal but sometimes it's life.  It was good.




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