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Meal Plan Monday



As you may have noticed you didn't hear much out of me this week... Well, every single person in this house came down with some verison of a nasty respiratory cold. Sassy ended up with a sinus infection that started pushing out her eyes...ewwww. Daddy still has a cough and is running fevers for the last week (I am sending him to the Dr's tomorrow to be checked out.) Thankful I didn't get hit that bad and was only down for 2 days. But as all of you moms know 2 days is like 2 weeks in other people's world. So I have spent most of my waking time, catching up, scrubbing the house down and washing everything that could be washed just to rid ourselves of these germs. Thankfully here on the East coast it was relatively warm today so I was able to air out the house as well.

Needless to say we didn't have a 2nd birthday party for Sassy this past weekend, so I have rescheduled it for next weekend and we will hope everyone is better by then. This is my hope/goal for a meal plan this week.

Monday
Chicken Fajitas, Peppers & Onions, Cheese, Sour Cream, Tortillas

Tuesday
Pot Roast & Veggies – reheat Meal (yes, another repeat still didn't get eaten last week because of illnesses)

Wednesday
Pack Pancakes for Sassy's School Lunch
For Dinner: BBQ Pork

Thursday
Pack Soy Cheese, Butternut Squash, & Crackers for Sassy's lunch
For Dinner: London Broil, Potatoes & Onions, & Green Beans

Friday
Pack Soy Yogurt & Chicken Nuggets for Sassy's lunch & Grapes and Vday goodies for
For Dinner: Salmon, French Fries & Peas

Saturday
Make Sassy’s Birthday Cake
For Dinner before guest arrive: Super nachos made with refried beans, black beans, chicken, lettuce, tomato and guacamole, sour cream
Birthday Party: Birthday Cake, Cheese & Crackers

Sunday
Make Cupcakes for Playdate Monday
For Dinner: Meatloaf, Baked Potatoes, Mixed Veggies, Salad

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