So I posted some of our holiday pics on Facebook the other day and got a lot of great comments from friends and family about how enjoyable our holiday looked. True enough. But then I also got a few comments about how much food/eating/drinking there was in our pics. I guess I hadn't really realized it but it looks like our entire vacation revolved around food and eating. Pictures don't lie. Apparently we spent the whole 5 weeks chowing down in restaruants, tavernas, at our home or at friends homes. Is that so bad?...only for those who don't enjoy gaining massive amounts of weight I suppose.....
{Out for dinner with the family at a Taverna, that's my Mama beside me}
{Husband and his brother}
{ With sister-in-law out for dinner with the whole family at another Taverna}
{Cousins from Canada enjoying the wine a bit too much!}
{Another day another dinner out}
{Eating at my Mother-in-law's village. Rustic setting but some seriously tasty food!}
{Seafood pasta with Lobster and Octopus}
{At Husbands mom's village, Petravouni}
{Another Taverna with friends from Canada}
{ Husband, a cousin and Kid #2's second birthday party bonanza at our house}
{ 40 people anxious for cake-time}
{My mother in law would kill me if we didn't feed our guests "properly"}
{Cake time! 2 cakes to celebrate 3 birthdays. Apparently you can get a birthday cake with your fave soccer team's logo, and fake leaves, and ribbons, and soccer trophies?! Only in Greece...}
{Out for drinks with my sister-in-laws BFF's}
{Friends over for coffee on the patio}
{My SIL cooks up a mean Octopus (well he's not mean anymore...)}
{Our last dinner at our house, BBQ for 15 people}
Needless to say that the diet is back on like Donkey Kong. I honestly didn't gain that much weight due to running around after the kids, housework, and sweating profusely in 40 degree celcius weather.
The food in Greece is fabulous and when my mother-in-law is cooking if you don't eat everything on your plate she'll give you the guilt/stink-eye combo. Reason enough to eat up! And honestly, it's not really that hard...
The food in Greece is fabulous and when my mother-in-law is cooking if you don't eat everything on your plate she'll give you the guilt/stink-eye combo. Reason enough to eat up! And honestly, it's not really that hard...
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