This week, I’ve got to head to New York City for a couple of days for business travel. That means J. and the boys will be in charge of lunch packing one of the days, and since we’ll be pulling
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…Because it’s July. Because it’s summer. It’s camp season. It’s… Well, it’s a pretty much regular occurrence by now that I’ll be late with the meal plan. Not with creating it, because otherwise — as we know — I will
We don’t often go out to eat. Whether it’s taking the whole family to a restaurant or getting a little “date night” time for me and J., a meal away from home is a relative rarity for the RRG clan.
Before I get on with the meal plan, I just want to say something. Today, my friend Bettina at The Lunch Tray shared an op-ed from the Washington Post which theorized, among other things, that the problem of unhealthy school
We are ALMOST THERE. I’m writing this meal plan with the full knowledge that the next time I do this, our summer farmer’s market will be ready to begin. No, it won’t be all tomatoes and roses in May or
This week’s Lunch Logic is all about making dinner leftovers and on-hand ingredients work in your favor to make standby lunch favorites. The ideas here are ones I use all the time with my two boys — chicken salad, quick
I’m in the business of feeding kids. That’s not the job I go to outside of my house every day, it’s not what I get paid for, but it’s a big part of what I do. I have two kids;
This week, I offered followers of my Facebook page the opportunity to choose three recipes from my subscribers-only More Joy, Less Stress holiday preparation program that would be shared here on the blog for everyone. After a few rounds of
“Simple but special” should be one of my new mottos for family dinner. Does dinner always have to be special? Certainly not. It could be a grilled cheese sandwich for all I care — as long as it’s homemade with
We’ve covered a lot of ground in this series so far — how to get the scoop on good deals at Whole Foods, how to shop for higher-priced items, and how to assess what you should and shouldn’t buy if