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Menu Planning Monday, 4/13/09

April 13, 2009 in Menu Planning
For dinners: Monday—Scalloped Potatoes (using leftover Easter ham), veggieTuesday–Chicken QuesadillasWednesday–Slow Cooker Pot Roast with potatoes, carrots & peasThursday—Chicken Cordon Bleu (minus the Hollandaise sauce and the frying; I will just pan...
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My Goals for the Next Four Months

April 9, 2009 in monthly goals
I only have four months left on my leave of absence before I must return to work full-time, so I have decided to create a list of goals for this remaining time. I’ll revisit these at the...
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What the Experts Are Saying-Part One

April 8, 2009 in What the experts are saying
As a person who is interested in becoming more thrifty so that I may one day quit my job and fulfill my dream of being a stay-at-home mom, I have been wondering lately, when this recession is...
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My Not-So-Frugal Purchase

April 6, 2009 in Uncategorized
My husband and I have been married for going on 10 years, and in that time, we have never lived in an apartment with a dishwasher. This was okay, until we had a child, and then...
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Pork Tenderloin Four Ways

April 2, 2009 in Cooking, Menu Planning
Pork tenderloin was on sale at Meijer two weeks ago for $1.99/lb, so I bought a large package. I got on the web and found a good recipe for slow cooker pork tenderloin. That night, we...
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April Budget

April 1, 2009 in Budget
April Budget: Rent: 1000Cable & Internet: 75Food: 360Gas: 160Public Transportation: 20Life Insurance: 77.44DS Preschool 790Misc. 300Blow 40Restaurant 60Student Loan 192.61Electricity 60Phone 27Laundry 45
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