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Meal Plan Friday 31st July 2020

It is scorching hot today, I have done the most amount of washing over the last two days, how rock and roll is my life.

Mr MC&W is off work next week, we have decided not to even go away in the UK. With all going on we thought best to stay at home and do a few walks that we know are safe. The one treat though is what we shall be eating. 

We have this brilliant shop called Cook and the do frozen ready meals but they are just like really well home-cooked food. To save me cooking we have a few days of those meals in.


Friday - Fish, Chips, and Peas but it is a little hot

Saturday - Chinses Chicken Curry (from a jar)

Sunday - BBQ for Mr MC&W to cook.

Monday - Cook meal and tortellini for the boys.

Tuesday - Dominoes as my sister and family are coming over for the afternoon.

Wednesday - Cook meal. Cheesy pasta for the boys and even cheating with a ready-made sauce.

Thursday - Cook meal. Omelet and chips for the boys.



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  1. Katy S1 August 2020 at 17:01

    Have a lovely week off together XXX

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  2. Kim Carberry3 August 2020 at 19:50

    Ahh! We have to make the most of the nice weather to get the washing done. I almost have an empty washing basket thanks to the nice weather.
    Have a great week with Mr MC&W being off work it sounds like you have some great meals planned. Enjoy your Domino's too! I really miss it. They don't deliver here. Hmmf.

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