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Sometimes being around food makes Mommy feel sick. So this morning she handed me my yogurt and told me to eat it all by myself. I already love being a big brother!
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
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Saturday, April 19, 2008
A Big Thanks and A Helpful Website
It has been fun to see who all is out there reading our blog. It gives me some accountability to keep it updated regularly. We've got some new pictures and I'll get them up early next week.
In the mean time I wanted to share with you a website I've recently discovered. My sister-in-law introduced me to it and after testing it for months she says it has changed her life. If you're like me you don't do a great job planning out menus for your families dinner meals. I have the desire, and I can come up with a menu, but it takes a lot of time to make sure you have all the ingredients, make a grocery list, and have a variety in your meals (that's the hardest part for me). You need to check out the link on the rightof this page to E-Mealz.com. This site is run by two pastors wives who are committed to families sitting down for dinner at least 5 nights a week. You do have to subscribe, its 15 dollars for 3 months (about 1.25 a week) and you can cancel your subscription anytime. You choose a meal plan that fits your family and a grocery store you prefer to shop at and each week you sign in, click on your subscription and print off a menu with cooking instructions and a grocery list for the store of your choice. They even estimate the cost for your families meals for the week (not including staples). It's only for dinner, your on your own for breakfast and lunch, but those tend to be the easy meals! My 8 year old nephew chose an e-mealz dinner over Chick-Fil-A family night for his school a few weeks ago. That said a lot about the meals to me! I've just started and FT will be away all next week, but the week after that we'll give it a try and I'll let you know what I think. Be sure to read the "How Does It Work" and "FAQ" section of the website, they are very helpful. If you do this already let us know what you think. I hope this is helpful and hopefully you will save a little money along the way... we can all use that right?
In the mean time I wanted to share with you a website I've recently discovered. My sister-in-law introduced me to it and after testing it for months she says it has changed her life. If you're like me you don't do a great job planning out menus for your families dinner meals. I have the desire, and I can come up with a menu, but it takes a lot of time to make sure you have all the ingredients, make a grocery list, and have a variety in your meals (that's the hardest part for me). You need to check out the link on the rightof this page to E-Mealz.com. This site is run by two pastors wives who are committed to families sitting down for dinner at least 5 nights a week. You do have to subscribe, its 15 dollars for 3 months (about 1.25 a week) and you can cancel your subscription anytime. You choose a meal plan that fits your family and a grocery store you prefer to shop at and each week you sign in, click on your subscription and print off a menu with cooking instructions and a grocery list for the store of your choice. They even estimate the cost for your families meals for the week (not including staples). It's only for dinner, your on your own for breakfast and lunch, but those tend to be the easy meals! My 8 year old nephew chose an e-mealz dinner over Chick-Fil-A family night for his school a few weeks ago. That said a lot about the meals to me! I've just started and FT will be away all next week, but the week after that we'll give it a try and I'll let you know what I think. Be sure to read the "How Does It Work" and "FAQ" section of the website, they are very helpful. If you do this already let us know what you think. I hope this is helpful and hopefully you will save a little money along the way... we can all use that right?
Sunday, April 06, 2008
Roll Call
It seems like we've done this before but I'm curious to know who's out there that actually reads this blog. There are a few faithfuls that leave us comments, but I'm wondering if there are others out there as well.
Leave us your name and where you "read" from. If you don't feel comfortable leaving your name, at least let us know where you live.
Look forward to hearing from many of you!
Monday, March 24, 2008
Easter
We tried to get good pictures, but Jack wasn't too interested. I really wanted a nice family picture, but there was no way to make Jack cooperate, so we'll have to settle for the one we got.
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Jack opening a package of books from his Nana.
Nana snuck an Easter suprise in his bag for Mommy and Daddy!
Saturday, March 22, 2008
Good Friday and Spaghetti
Freddy T.'s side of the family came over yesterday for lunch.
We played outside for a little while, it was a beautiful day here.
Jack and Patton
Trevor and Wyatt
The Boys
Jack has his first self fed spaghetti dinner the other night.
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Snow Day
Jack's first time in the snow.
He's not so sure he likes it.
He had so many layers on he had trouble sitting up.
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