leftover Chinese food... one spring roll with sauce, and 1/2 order of Pad Thai..
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What's for dinner? - 2017
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I've been craving eggplant parmp for the last few days. I will probably go to Olive garden next week and get carry out. A good salad and bread sticks come with it.
Thanks for the recipes you posted earlier. They all look delicious.
Muffy
Tonight I'm having Panera's Minestrone soup, It's not so good. I won"t buy it again.
Oh yeah, it's time for my vitamin pill.
Muffy
Oh yeah, it's time for my vitamin pill.
Muffy
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We are having pizza again tonight.
Tuna salad. Don't shoot! It's too hot to even boil water for spaghetti!
Buffalo mac and cheese from the supermarket's grab and go section. The selection was extrememly limited 
I also got a whole rotisserie chicken. I could have gone to Whole Foods but it's too pricey, the other customers tend to be really snobby, and I didn't want to carry a bag the mile and a half home.
I also got a whole rotisserie chicken. I could have gone to Whole Foods but it's too pricey, the other customers tend to be really snobby, and I didn't want to carry a bag the mile and a half home.
Sounds good! Think I'll follow your lead since I have nothing thawed to cook. Tuna salad on a bed of fresh spinach with some toasted flour tortilla strips it is then. ...but I will be boiling water for eggs. heehee
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Leftovers from dinner out with friends last night - veggie burger on sesame seed bun with avocado slices, tomato, onion and spinach lettuce.
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Blackened catfish with a simple salad.
Cheeseburgers and fries. (I promised the kids I'd make a "normal dinner" tonight.)
Yeah. I'm having it again today! It's just killing hot out there. If I had a way to the store, I'd try to find a small head of Boston lettuce. It's great for making tuna salad and chicken salad wraps.
Yes, it was yummy on top of spinach for dinner last night with a sprinkle of sunflower seeds. Today I rolled up a tuna salad and cheese burrito for lunch.
Tonight is brisket I crock-potted today and "something else I find in the kitchen" to go with the meat. Maybe brisket topped spinach.
Have. to. eat. that. huge. box. of. spinach.
I could have gone to Whole Foods but it's too pricey, the other customers tend to be really snobby, and I didn't want to carry a bag the mile and a half home.[/QUOTE]
I know what you mean. There is a little organic store I go to here and the people walk
around with their noses in the air. They are all thin and dress nice. I'm surprise they even let me in the front door.
Muffy
I know what you mean. There is a little organic store I go to here and the people walk
around with their noses in the air. They are all thin and dress nice. I'm surprise they even let me in the front door.
Muffy
We have tuna salad sandwiches (tuna melt for DD) once a week. She loves them. We'll probably have them on Thursday
I know what you mean. There is a little organic store I go to here and the people walk
around with their noses in the air. They are all thin and dress nice. I'm surprise they even let me in the front door.
Muffy[/QUOTE]
There's a store near me like that too. I went there once and expected them to stop me at the door and say, "Are you lost dear? Wal Mart is THAT way. Thanks for stopping by though".
Leftover tacos and a salad.
The clientele of supermarkets in wealthy areas can be pretty rude, too. I once hobbled through Wegman's on crutches after visiting the doctor (the doctor's office was on the upper floor of the same building complex) and well dressed people kept pushing past me and gave me a Look
I'm surprised I wasn't knocked over.
Leftovers tonight, rotisserie chicken and maybe some rice or pasta to go with it.
I'm surprised I wasn't knocked over.Leftovers tonight, rotisserie chicken and maybe some rice or pasta to go with it.
People can be so rude. I walk with a cane and most people are nice. Several timesThe clientele of supermarkets in wealthy areas can be pretty rude, too. I once hobbled through Wegman's on crutches after visiting the doctor (the doctor's office was on the upper floor of the same building complex) and well dressed people kept pushing past me and gave me a Look
Leftovers tonight, rotisserie chicken and maybe some rice or pasta to go with it.
|'ve gone to BJ's and I had something heavy to put in the trunk. Almost every time a man will stop to do the heavy lifting.
Muffy
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The clientele of supermarkets in wealthy areas can be pretty rude, too. I once hobbled through Wegman's on crutches after visiting the doctor (the doctor's office was on the upper floor of the same building complex) and well dressed people kept pushing past me and gave me a Look
Leftovers tonight, rotisserie chicken and maybe some rice or pasta to go with it.
When we are in the grocery store and see somebody in a scooter, we'll stop and ask if we can get something down from a shelf for them. Or if we're in the parking lot and see somebody having problems, we'll help them get their groceries into their car. I've had enough guys help me with heavy things, so I try to pay it forward.
For example, yesterday, I was finagling around with that pizza oven box (it's a bit on the heavy side). A guy came over in the store and put it into my cart for me. I thanked him. So, after paying, when I went out to my car, the same guy was going to his truck. He walked over and took it from the shopping cart and put it in the trunk of my car. I thanked him again and he said, "You know, when you make pizza, I should be invited to dinner since I've helped you twice!" And I replied, "Yes, I know, but I don't think my husband would like it very much!" We laughed and went on our way.
I have two dozen zucchini in the fridge; they are to be used on Friday for zucchini relish. I'm going to spare one or two small ones and spiralize them tonight. We'll have them with a bit of pasta sauce and freshly grated parm.
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I took a package of Hillshire Farm turkey kielbasa from the freezer last night and stuck it in the fridge. I'm going to slice it, saute it with onions and some chunked peppers, add some bowtie pasta, some broccoli, fresh basil, and some chopped tomatoes and call it supper.
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