Lesson from Day 25:
It feels good to be prepared.
Why, why, why, in the name of all that is good and pure, was I awake at 7am this morning?!!?? Today was a morning where I actually could have lounged around and slept for awhile. Damn you work and responsibility. You have turned me into someone who wakes up early.
Anyway. . .
Stephanie and I are undertaking a major Julia Child-esque cooking experiment this afternoon (more on that tomorrow). So, I need to clean, grocery shop, vacuum (there is enough dog hair on my floor to actually make a coat for a dog in need) and find the source of the horrid odor emanating from my refrigerator. I embraced the need to grocery shop for today's feast as an opportunity to make a list and actually shop for the week - before I take-on the aforementioned dirty jobs.
Thus, today's lesson. It feels good to be prepared.
Sunday:
Both gone. No plan needed.
Monday:
Penna a la Betsy
with bread and salad
Tuesday:
Dinner in Paradise Menu from Cooking Light
Roasted Breast of Chicken with Pinot Noir Sauce
Rosemary Roasted Fingerling Potatoes
Buttered Green Beans and Mushrooms
Wednesday:
Greek Pizza (modeled after one eaten at Roman Candle)
Salad
Thursday:
Chicken, Avocado, and Bacon Sandwich
Chicken Chili
Friday:
Frozen Pizza or left-overs (Brad is on his own)
Saturday:
Farm Aid

1 comment:
Now you are making whole menus. I cannot tell Justin about this... ;)
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