Wouldn’t it be great if Thanksgiving was every single day for the rest of time? I think it would be. In honour of that, I ate lots of leftover turkey. It’s gone now… but it was delish while it was around.
It didn’t make any oat appearances, though.
I Eat
Another bowl of Thanksgiving oats – 1/2 c. oat bran + 1 c. water + 1/2 c. almond milk + 1/2 c. pumpkin + pumpkin pie spice + honey + cranberry sauce + chewy granola crumbles + almond butter.
Another bowl of pumpkin oats this morning, but with raspberries and the largest blob of almond butter I could scoop.
… in my new Crate & Barrel bowl + spoon. Yippee!
I don’t photograph my lunches anymore, but I had a pretty Thanksgiving salad (if you put turkey in something, you can call it “Thanksgiving _____.” Just because.).
… yes, raspberries were on sale.
No turkey in this supper, sadly.
Mom’s spaghetti sauce + rice noodles + broccoli.
And tonight, Thanksgiving stir fry.
Buried brown rice + zucchini + yellow pepper + broccoli + mushrooms + onion + carrot + turkey + garlic salt + soy sauce + ginger + garlic + lemon juice.
And leftovers for lunch.
I Move
Yesterday, it was back to hot yoga. I hadn’t been in two weeks and really didn’t have much energy, so I couldn’t hold my poses for as long or go into them as far, but today I woke up feeling sore. Guess I worked out some muscles!
I had packed my gym bag to go right after work. I stepped outside, saw how beautiful it was outside, and knew the last place I wanted to be was the dark basement gym. So instead, I walked home from work and then biked to and from home church. My heart was a pumpin’! It felt great to breathe in cold air and bike fast. Way better than the gym.
And tomorrow is Friday! I have a great weekend coming up – hope you do too!
Adi
What - no turkey in your oatmeal????
What are you up to this week-end? I’m having a chick flick night with a girlfriend which I can’t wait for!!! It also means that my horrible presentation that I have to do tomorrow morning will be over and done with - woohoo!! Have a great week-end 
My mom used to make great savory crepes with leftover chicken and turkey. Leftover, but not from Thanksgiving, we don’t have one
She mixed shredded turkey with an egg, fresh parsley, spices, maybe a bit of smoked ham, and some cream. She then filled crepes, and fried them. I know, tons of fat, calories, etc. But tons of mhmhmhmhs too 
I hope you have a great weekend!
i love thanksgiving leftovers! we’re going out of town for it this year, and seriously i’m most bummed about not having a week of turkey after
love the new bowl and spoon!
wow I love your thanksgiving oats!! they sound so warm and comforting
Love your T-giving oats. Hope you have a great weekend!
Thanksgiving oats is genius! Looks delish.