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Yummm applesauce. . .

I just cleaned the apples out the fridge and made a big batch of applesauce in prep for surgery. I'm lucky there's an apple farm up the road and they have a big end of season sale. The plan is to freeze it in qt bags.

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    Great idea!!! Good luck on your surgery!

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    Sounds like an awful lot of applesauce! I hope you have others in the house to share it. :) Applesauce was something I ate in the first few weeks, maybe two tablespoons would make a meal. After that, it had too many carbs for me and slid right through my sleeve without making me full. It was hard for me to imagine before surgery exactly how small my portions would be!

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    I just cleaned the apples out the fridge and made a big batch of applesauce in prep for surgery. I'm lucky there's an apple farm up the road and they have a big end of season sale. The plan is to freeze it in qt bags.

    Yum, fresh applesauce sounds delish!

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    I just cleaned the apples out the fridge and made a big batch of applesauce in prep for surgery. I'm lucky there's an apple farm up the road and they have a big end of season sale. The plan is to freeze it in qt bags.

    Ru from Stl? "CARDINALS"

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    Nope. My grandmother loved cardinals. She struggled with obesity and suffered many ailments because of it. Genetics don't lie so I have a very clear example of what lies in store for me if I don't have this surgery. I'm doing this for me and in her memory. I've finally accepted that all the other things I've tried aren't going to cut it. Surgery Feb 4...

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    Nope. My grandmother loved cardinals. She struggled with obesity and suffered many ailments because of it. Genetics don't lie so I have a very clear example of what lies in store for me if I don't have this surgery. I'm doing this for me and in her memory. I've finally accepted that all the other things I've tried aren't going to cut it. Surgery Feb 4...

    Awesome! Good for you!! May God Bless You and may your recovery be smooth!!

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    Awesome! Good for you!! May God Bless You and may your recovery be smooth!!

    Are you from stl? Lol

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    Are you from stl? Lol

    I am from the STL!! Go Cards woo-hoo!!

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    My grandma and Mom are from union, we're all huge cards fans, my Mom and 80 year old grandma went to one of the world finals games last year!!

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