Weekly Menu Planning

Weekly Menu Planning Herbs

2015 is now right around the corner,  I can’t believe it!  As I am saying good bye to 2014, I can’t help but be grateful for the awesomeness this year has brought into my life! It has been pretty spectacular, it has brought a blooming career where doing something I absolutely love, new friends, new joys and a few new challenges.  It has been a wild ride, traveled on a winding road and I appreciate every turn!

One of the best parts  of my new blossoming career is the creation of this fun blog and a fantastic blogging world it has opened up to me.  It is so cool, amazing and I (unexpectedly) love it! I love sharing my self, passions and insights with you all and I strive to make it always honest and relevant to you, my new friends. And because I have some new ambitions and avenues I want to discover this year, I am changing up how I publish my weekly menus.  I am still committed to publishing a menu on a weekly basis, but I can’t guarantee it will be exactly what we are eating the week it is published.  I am hoping this will allow me to experiment more with new recipes and be more spontaneous.  Like I said I will continue to post a weekly menu, because I feel this planning is hugely important to health, wellness, and grocery budget success for my family and yours!  🙂    So it’s very possible that most of you don’t mind if I stray from my published menu,  but I feel enormous guilt when I stray, and maybe this will  absolve me of these feelings.   Thanks for understanding, I knew you would because you are so awesome!

Cheers and Happy New Year to everyone and I wish you an amazing start to your 2015!

Monday:  13 bean soup with Cornbread and a tossed Spinach Salad
Tuesday:  Mini Apple Cheddar Turkey Meatloaves with Roasted Brussel Sprouts
Wednesday: Harvest Vegetable Soup
Thursday:  Happy New Year Friends!  Traditional New Years Dinner – In my family this feast was always made up of three main dishes,  Pork for good health, Black eyed peas for good luck and Cooked Cabbage or greens for good fortune or prosperity in the coming year!  Here is a fun article I found about these New Years traditions.
Friday:  Turkey with Roasted Vegetables
Saturday:  Pizza!  Keepin it easy on a saturday night!
Sunday: Chicken Soup with Dumplings  with a Side salad

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