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
The past two weeks have been busy. Between feeling under the weather and being busy with end-of-the-month activities, I am glad the end of the quarter is upon us.
Back in the “olden times” of couponing, the first of the month was the best day for money savers. New coupons would be available to print; the first Sunday of the month (barring any holidays) would have a lot of new high-value coupons.
Hewes Family Fun 