Now that we're closing in on the end of July and I should have tons more posts up and book reviews completed ... I don't. Epic. Fail. I am making a list today (during my lunch) of all of the books I have received from both publishing houses, publicity groups and netgalley.com during the past few months. Ones that I have read and have not read. I will get that list up here and will be accountable for all of the reviews I need to write. Whew. I will also be creating (again) a weekly meal plan. Should I post that here too? Or maybe on the Cozi.com calendar? At least then Hubs will know where to go to find out "what's for dinner." LOL
I've been flying by the seat of my pants lately when it comes to dinner. Part of it is because I am still getting used to my "new" summer hours. We work 4 days a week in the summer, for extended hours. Not too much longer but I now leave the office at 4:15/4:30 each day instead of 3:30/4:00. Small time difference that it is, it makes a ton of difference when fighting traffic on the way home, figuring out what is for dinner and who has to be where and when. (Thankfully, it appears that we're only running to gymnastics during the week now that baseball has ended for the summer.)
I also have to finish making items from the toddler cookbook from Once A Month Mom so that I can tell you how delicious everything is and sending you her way by the thousands (dozens?) Busy busy busy.
Hope all is well in your neck of the woods!
4 comments:
I'm in outside sales with a home-based office - yet it's nearly impossible to get dinner on the table before 8pm. When the kids were small - we had spaghetti once a week - frozen meatballs, I'm afraid!
All these sounds like a whole lot of work. You are indeed a very busy momma.
Visiting from voiceBoks.
Looking forward to your meals from the toddler cookbook. WOuld love to see your weekly meal plan too! I am always on the look out for meal plans these day. Enjoy what's left of your summer. Nice catching up via vB.
Wow - you sound busy! Don't forget to stop and enjoy the little stuff. In the end it may just be the little stuff we remember. :)
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