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Menu Plan Monday

October 19, 2009 By Dana White | 2 Comments

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Not feeling so good today. All the more reason to have a plan. I was craving chicken soup tonight, but hubby offered to grab dinner. Even better.

I’ll make the soup tomorrow. When bone-in skin-on chicken breasts are under a dollar a lb, I love to buy a bunch and boil them. We’ll have soup the first night, and then I’ll have lots of cooked chicken to put in other dishes in the future. Tonight I bought 7 lbs, so it should make quite a bit of cooked chicken to freeze.

Monday – takeout (I’d hate to hurt my husband’s feelings by refusing his generous offer)

Tuesday – Homemade chicken soup (with the way I feel right now, I think it’ll sound equally good tomorrow.)

Wednesday – Crock pot BBQ sandwiches – I think I’ve had this on my menu for the last several weeks, but it hasn’t happened. Here’s to giving it a shot this week.

Thursday – hamburger patties in mushroom gravy over mashed potatoes

Friday – dinner out

Saturday – Boy Scout family camp AAAAAHHHHHH!!! (first time, little scared)

Sunday – Grilled cheese and canned soup or maybe some leftover chicken soup from Tuesday if we have it.

Sorry for the lack of excitement in my menu, but I’m about ready to say that I’m officially sick. We can’t afford the luxury of grabbing dinner every night this week even if I am sick. Thus the beauty of menu planning. It’s the best antidote for eating out that I know of.

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My New Non-Negotiable Task for the Week

October 19, 2009 By Dana White | 6 Comments

1share 1 0 0I’m back! We actually got back on Saturday night, but yesterday was so busy and I was exhausted, so I’m just now getting back to the blog. The wedding went well, and I did forget mascara, the one thing my mother doesn’t have. Oh well, I just looked like I was half-asleep. […]

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Quick tasks

October 16, 2009 By Dana White | Leave a Comment

0shares 0 0 0We’re heading out soon for the wedding, and I’ve been running around getting the stuff together for five people to spend the night away from home AND be beautiful the next day. I can be away from home and ugly, but away from home and pretty, is tough for me. Thankfully we’re […]

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Daily Checklist

October 16, 2009 By Dana White | 1 Comment

0shares 0 0 0Made bed. Emptied dishwasher. Swept kitchen. (Mopped too.) Did 5 minute walk through. Checked bathrooms for clutter. Wiped down bathrooms last night. Did a load of laundry from start to finish. Read Newer Post Quick tasks Read Older Post Tackle it . . . whenever

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Tackle it . . . whenever

October 15, 2009 By Dana White | 7 Comments

49shares 1 0 48 This was supposed to be my Tackle It Tuesday post. I gave myself 10 minutes to get this done, but then the phone rang twice, and my daughter walked in with a kooshball pencil topper stuck in her hair. Really stuck. As in, it looked like I just might have to […]

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Sitting is UNDERrated

October 15, 2009 By Dana White | Leave a Comment

0shares 0 0 0I have been neglecting the blog for the past two days. I haven’t had more than a few seconds to sit down, much less write. Today was supposed to be another hectic day. I had a meeting this morning and would like to have shopped for some shoes for the wedding (which […]

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Kitchen Disaster

October 14, 2009 By Dana White | 2 Comments

0shares 0 0 0My kitchen is a disaster. I did empty my dishwasher and make my bed and put the load of clothes in the dryer. And I wiped down the bathrooms last night. That’s it for my tasks. This is the first time I’ve sat down all day. And yes, I’m writing a post […]

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Did it.

October 14, 2009 By Dana White | 2 Comments

1share 1 0 0I did all my tasks. I’m heading to bed. Today has been a whirlwind. Read Newer Post Kitchen Disaster Read Older Post Oops

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Oops

October 13, 2009 By Dana White | 1 Comment

1share 1 0 0I did my daily checklist for today and never even thought about my new daily task. Welcome to my world of scatterbrainedness! I did think of it a little while ago and did do it. I purposely washed a load of sheets today because they make a big impact but are quick […]

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