Y’all- Getting old is rough. Living through unprecedented times constantly is tiring. This week’s meal plan is another easy one.
Breakfast: We tend to eat cereal, a bagel, or an MBS (Mrs. Bear Special) each morning for breakfast. I usually have a proffee and a bagel.
Lunch: M-F I pack myself and the kids’ lunches. I bring 5 lunches to work on Monday and stash them in the fridge. I pack the kids’ lunches each night before bed, except for the cold stuff and ice pack- those I put in when I get up in the morning.
Dinner: This week, for dinner, I chose meals that require almost no prep, since I didn’t do a long meal prep session over the weekend. I opted for a 3-hour nap on Saturday afternoon.
I may opt for a casserole on Tuesday; we’ll see how I’m feeling and how hot it is that day.
I love me a good old-fashioned casserole, and so does the little one. The big one not so much, but he’ll drink a smoothie any day of the week, so I’m not terribly concerned about him not getting something nutritious in his belly.
- Sunday: Pizza and Best Salad Ever
- Monday: Elote chicken enchiladas and green salad
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Tuesday: Smoothies or fruit salad and grilled cheese
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Wednesday: Sweet and Sour Chicken with broccoli and rice
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Thursday: Chicken Tikka Masala, rice, and veggies
- Friday: Takeout night!
- Saturday: Leftover Palooza and fruit salad
It’s that time again! On your October California Utility Bill (Which includes PG&E, SCE, SDG&E, Bear Valley, Liberty, and Pacific Power), you will receive a California Climate Credit. For SDG&E customers, the amount is $81.38. This comes off the Electric portion of your bill. 