Okay, chickies...
I know Thanksigiving is on the mind of all the Beachies here in the States...and Christmas is coming up for all of us. What are you going to do to make the holidays healthy and stay successful on SBD in spite of all the temptations?

Share with us and we'll share with you!
Okay,
Thanksgiving!
I find knowing the menu ahead of time helps a lot. So does volunteering to bring the things that you know you'll want...in versions YOU can have!

Sneaky, but it works! I often offer to bring the dessert...I make a
Ginger Hazelnut Pumpkin Tart recipe from Cooking Light. I substitute Splenda for the sugar and make the crust out of frozen WW pie crust. I offer it with SF cool whip. That way I know I'll have dessert!

I also make stuffing--I have several recipes) and bring at least one SBD-safe veggie dish, depending on what others are making. I also make sure that I eat my lunch and snacks that day so I'm not ravenous at dinnertime. This year, we're doing Thanksgiving at home, so there'll be a turkey breast (just two of us) and gravy (made with WW flour, but it'll be full of saturated fat...), plus tons of veggie dishes and a little starch, like stuffing or sweet potatoes. I found an interesting recipe for mashed sweet potatos with low fat cheddar in my Better Homes and Gardens mag.
Christmas
This depends totally on where we are--at my in-laws, dinner is much like Thanksgiving, so I follow the same general rules. At my parents, dinner is hors d'oeuvres, so I work with my mom to make sure there are SBD-safe alternatives, like Triscuits and other WW crackers, reduced fat cheeses, lots of veggies, lean meats, etc. I make hors d'oeuvres for our holiday open house as well, and if something works well, I let my Mom know so she can make it for our dinner, too. I make sure I have SF candy in my stocking so that when my family's noshing on their stocking candy, I have something for me. But I also emphasize putting things in stockings that aren't candy...like lotion, small gifts, lip gloss, etc. I make sure I eat my meals and snacks, even on Christmas Day.
Hannukah 
Last year, I made latkes from a mix of Sweet Potato and something else...parsnips? It didn't turn out too well. This year I'm going to try the recipe in the SBD holiday cookbook and see how that goes! I make sure we have lean meat and veggies too instead of just latkes, like when I was a kid.
What are
YOU doing?