Surprise!  I made turkey meatloaf and everyone ate it!  My previously
mentioned son who never eats his protein,  asked for seconds.  I nearly fell
out of my chair.  My husband picked clean the rack I used for cooking.
Usually, I have meatloaf left over for sandwiches ( it's not a real popular
dish in my house) but it is ALL GONE.  I think the key was the all breast
meat ground meat, which I think is definitely milder.  Thanks Chris for the
idea...I didn't even know it existed.  I put Frajita seasoning it it ( the
jar spice for rubbing on meat, not the envelope stuff that you use with
water), plenty of onion, teeny bit of ketchup and fresh breadcrumbs, 2 eggs.
(One tip I have adopted from a certain someone's magazine that makes even
the best housekeeper feel like he/she isn't quite up to par, is to use fresh
breadcrumbs instead of dried.  It really makes a difference!).

I ate a little more than plan yesterday, but I had a horribly hungry day.
Not only did my day start extraordinarily early, was just plain hungry.
Also, since food means love in my universe, I guess my impulse was to pamper
myself since I felt so lousy.  I had a little more fruit than I should have
as an extra snack before dinner.  My chest cold is so nasty, I just wanted
to crawl into bed and read, but I had to put a coat of paint on the living
room (I used to be just the "trim guy" but this time through I am the "wall
guy" and the "trim guy".  I've discovered trim painting is much easier! I
skipped exercise yesterday, even though one of the trainers swore to me that
cardio would help break up my chest conjestion.  I just sort of filed that
under advice I will take when I am feeling more insane.  It just didn't seem
like an attractive thing - getting on a eliptical with an already aching
chest and propensity to cough every 30 seconds.

Anyway, thanks for all the turkey advice.  I feel like I have a great
tasting food now in my low fat/easy to prepare arsenal.  Elise( who is
worrying about her comma use disability since the discussion on grammar by
grammar experts).