Menu: Week 43
My littlest man turned 9 months this wee. Oh how time flies. I also have one month till my middle one turns four. I told him he wasn't allowed to have a birthday till he's potty trained. He's been working on it, but just can't understand it yet. We'll get there... I hope.
In other news, I finally got myself a job. I will be starting next week. Its exactly what I needed. Its funny how God always knows what you need when you need it. I'm so blessed.
Monday
- Toad in a hole grilled cheese
Tuesday
- Garlic parmesan chicken lasagna
Wednesday
- Dinner out with a friend
Thursday
- Pork Carnitas
Friday
- Italian Calzone
Saturday
- Steak and onion grilled cheese
Sunday
- Dinner with the In-laws
The "Mom i'm bored jar."
When I was a kid, anytime me or my siblings would say that we were bored, my mom would make us do a chore. We learned quickly not to say the "B" word and find a way to entertain ourselves.
I've come across the same problem with my sons. "Mom, I have nothing to do." "Mom, i'm bored." "Mom, what can I do?"
I am so tired of it!
I came across this blog on the almighty Pinterest. It has free printables and cool ideas for a "Mom, i'm bored jar."
It has chores and fun things to do, so its not all bad. It turns the "B" word into a game and your house could be cleaned at the same time.
For the free printables and ideas check out this webpage.
Menu: Week 42
HAPPY EASTER! What a weekend. We had dinner Saturday with my husbands family. My husband helped me bake a wonderful salmon filet and some homemade chicken strips for those of us who don't like salmon. It was a feast of epic proportions.
On Sunday, we of course did what everyone does on Easter Sunday and turned in cans... Then took the boys to the park before heading over to my family get together. We had the most amazing gluten free lasagna that my mom and I pre made the other day... SO GOOD!
I love family get-to-gethers.
Monday
- Left over night
Tuesday
- Grilled cheese burgers
Wednesday
- Chicken alfredo pizza
Thursday
- Spaghetti
Friday
- Homemade chicken strips and baked potato
Saturday
- Pork Schnitzle sandwiches. (SO GOOD)
Sunday
- Toad in a hole grilled cheese
On Sunday, we of course did what everyone does on Easter Sunday and turned in cans... Then took the boys to the park before heading over to my family get together. We had the most amazing gluten free lasagna that my mom and I pre made the other day... SO GOOD!
I love family get-to-gethers.
Monday
- Left over night
Tuesday
- Grilled cheese burgers
Wednesday
- Chicken alfredo pizza
Thursday
- Spaghetti
Friday
- Homemade chicken strips and baked potato
Saturday
- Pork Schnitzle sandwiches. (SO GOOD)
Sunday
- Toad in a hole grilled cheese
Menu: Week 41
It has been a long and exhausting week. It took me almost seven days to get over my little sickness from last week end and now I have a huge mess in my house to lean up. Ah, the joys of three boys. At least I have something to do.
Here is the menu for week 41. Enjoy!
Monday
- Beef tacos
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
- Grilled salmon and baked potatoes
Sunday - Easter
- Dinner with my parents
Trailer reveal - A long and winding road
Trailer Link on Youtube: http://youtu.be/HQU4LNJ5scY
Blurb:
Sometimes reality really bites. Alzheimer’s has wrapped Mom’s brain into knots,
vascular dementia has attacked Dad, and instead of carefree retirees, we have become
caregivers. Regardless, dreams die hard, and we somehow stumbled into the purchase
of a forty-foot motor home. That’s when all four of us set out on this seven-week trek
across sixteen U.S. states. Now, Dad stopped-up the toilet again, Mom wet her last pair
of clean jeans, and David just announced that he was hungry. My head is beginning
to pound, and I know this isn’t going to be the easygoing retirement we’d imagined for
ourselves.
Linda Brendle takes you on a roller-coaster ride of emotional and spiritual challenges
that many families are facing right now. Co-dependency, mental breakdowns, and
finding love after divorce are just a few of the issues weaved into this journey of
caregiving. Whether you’re looking for an inspirational story to help teach you how to “let
go and let God,” considering becoming the caregiver for one of your own parents, or are
just looking for an entertaining travel book, this story is sure to strike a tender nerve.
Release Date: July 1, 2014
Author Bio:
After 15 years as a family caregiver, Linda began writing to encourage, inspire and
amuse other caregivers. She loves to travel and since retiring has traveled mostly by
motorcycle and RV. She and her husband live in a small East Texas town where she
gardens, writes and attends church.
Website: http://www.LifeAfterCaregiving.WordPress.com
Twitter: www.Twitter.com/LindaBrendle/
Facebook: www.facebook.com/linda.brendle
Google+: http://goo.gl/5Ov8qo
Goodreads: http://goo.gl/SeqyBz
Yahoo Voices: http://goo.gl/NT0bdt
Red Letter Christians: http://goo.gl/xYSvRf
Links:
Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/20983741-a-long-and-winding-road
Anaiah Press: http://www.anaiahpress.com
Menu: Week 40
Sorry this is coming out two days late. I've been really sick with the noro virus and ended up in the hospital last night. Since I haven't done much i'm going to leave you with this cute picture my husband took at the park last night of the boys. I love the sun.
Tuesday
- Cajun chicken alfredo
Wednesday
- Crispy baked chicken spring rolls
Thursday
- Korean beef
Friday
- Grilled salmon and corn on the cob
Saturday
- Dinner with the in-laws
Sunday
- Cinnamon Cinnabon cake
Tuesday
- Cajun chicken alfredo
Wednesday
- Crispy baked chicken spring rolls
Thursday
- Korean beef
Friday
- Grilled salmon and corn on the cob
Saturday
- Dinner with the in-laws
Sunday
- Cinnamon Cinnabon cake
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