EXCLUSIVE DISCOUNT! Britax car seat

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I'm so excited to bring you an EXCLUSIVE discount on the Britax One4Life Clight Tight car seat!

Keep your little one safe with this amazing car seat, and, when you buy it with my link, you'll pay just 1499 NIS instead of the listed sale price of 1832 NIS (original price was 2290 NIS)!

Click here to buy - the extra discount will show up in your cart: https://ksp.co.il/item/16413-129614

Supplies are limited and this deal expires on 21.2.2026 at midnight, or when sold out.

Reminder - these Cookware Discounts (below) are ending soon!

There's a BIG cookware sale (Soltam, ArcoSteel, and Food Appeal brands) sale at KSP right now, and if you use my link to shop, you'll get an EXTRA 5% discount (in addition to the sale)!!

So go ahead and make sure you get the savings you want!

Here's the link: https://ksp.co.il/cat/16413-25931..8720..11479 (afflink)

Grab this deal while you can - it's available thru 22.02 or while supplies last.

KSP offers free pickup at your nearest store, 10 NIS delivery to a locker location, or 28 NIS delivery to your door. Just FYI this website only opens if you're using an Israel-based IP address.

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Grocery Savings

 If you've found your way here, chances are you're trying to figure out how to lower your grocery bill in Israel.

I'm going to try to share some helpful tips and tricks!

I live in a small town and we don't have lots of options for supermarkets. We have the following stores within walking distance of our house:

Machsanei HaShuk (not a huge one)

3 Makolets (2 are owned by the same person)

1 Fruit and Vegetable Store

(and several "Russian Makolets" I don't go to)

We have the option of driving a few minutes to a Shufersal

And we have the option of ordering groceries online from Shufersal or Rami Levy.

I've discovered that the way I spend the least money is by maximizing my ability to do small shops on the different sale days at our local stores, OR by buying from Rami Levy online once in while, especially if I can snag a free delivery deal (they have them every so often)!

Here's the thing I discovered today, when I went to Machsanei HaShuk for their Tuesday Dairy Sales (I only sometimes buy their Tuesday Meat Sales - depends if they're good enough!) - I walked thru the produce section, which I often ignore on Tuesday, knowing that Wednesday is Produce Sale Day. And you know what I discovered?

A fair number of vegetables were priced at 2.90/kilo, which is LOWER than the price they will be sold for tomorrow on Produce Sale Day!

I saw onions, sweet potatoes, eggplants, carrots, yellow peppers, and red peppers ALL for 2.90/kg! And I decided to buy them, except for the onions, as I am fairly certain that they won't be available for anywhere close to that price tomorrow or Thursday! 

Follow up: I checked the sale announcement later in the day. Tomorrow's sale prices have Carrots for 3.90/kg, Eggplant for 5.90/kg, Sweet Potatoes for 6.90/kg, and Yellow Peppers for 6.90/kg, so I'm glad I got them for 2.90! I did see some decent prices on some of the fruit I would consider buying, so if I have time for a 10 minute stop at the store tomorrow, I'll probably get some fruit that's on sale.

UPDATE: I checked on Wednesday, and the items that were 2.90 yesterday were STILL 2.90 today! I'm still glad I bought them yesterday, though, so I didn't have to carry it all home today!

I know that 2 of our local makolets (the two owned by the same person) have produce sales on Monday and Thursday. Lately I can get onions there for 1.90/kilo so I skipped the 2.90 onions, and I'm planning a quick stop at the Makolet on Thursday for their chicken sale that runs Wednesday and Thursday, onions for 1.90 if still available, and potatoes for 2.50 if still available (the sales do change from time to time, so I can't be certain what the price will be).

One of those 2 makolets also has a "produce markdown rack" where everything on the rack is 2 shekels/kg or per package. It's pretty hit or miss but I'm always happy to get bananas and apples from their for turning into muffins or apple crisp.

I checked the specialty fruit and vegetable store, and while it's not nearly as expensive as similar stores in Tel Aviv, I haven't shopped there.

Every once in a while, I'll find myself enticed to stop into Shufersal, but generally, it's pricey. They do sometimes have worthwhile sales in the produce section, though!

Anyway, what's the upshot here?

I recommend exploring your options in order to find out how you'll get the best deal on the foods you tend to buy. If you only have time for one grocery shop a week, you're going to want to figure out which one comes out cheapest overall for your typical list, but I guarantee it won't be cheapest for every item on your list. If you have time for a few small shopping trips, try to take advantage of sales and specials and plan which store is the place to buy what!

So the upshot here is: I buy fruits and vegetables from Machsanei HaShuk and the makolets, I buy dairy sales and price controlled cheese and eggs from Machsanei Hashuk, and I buy chicken from the makolet with the chicken sales unless I find an amazing sale at a supermarket. I usually order spelt flour, pasta, rice, and other dry and canned goods in a once a month Rami Levy order. And I also occasionally find myself buying spices, vinegar and baking soda in kilo bags, and sometimes other baking supplies from a store in the shuk in Teverya that delivers here every few weeks.

I hope this helps get you thinking about what strategies you might want to use to keep your grocery bills down. I'd love to hear your best tips, too!

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Restaurant Deals - North & South!

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Kosherfrugal.com and Janglo have teamed up to bring you some great GROO (formerly Groupon) deals you don't want to miss!

This post focuses exclusively on kosher restaurants and take-out food, so if you're going to splurge, you can now afford to splurge a little more, with discount vouchers and savings. Pre-purchase your vouchers and save up to 50%! This is a GREAT way to save when you want to splurge! Don't miss out on the savings - check below for savings in your area!

I keep checking for new deals, as I know you've been waiting for some, and this week there are some changes, so check carefully! Also, be sure to check the Facebook group so you don't miss out!

If you're looking for restaurant deals in the Merkaz & Jerusalem, click here!

The Whole Country:

Pizza Hut - 19.90 for a personal pizza with a topping. Valid at any Pizza Hut Location, but not valid for Delivery orders. Valid thru Nov. 5, 2018

Olive Oil deal - delivery is not included in the deal. 2 liters for 79 nis, or 4 liters plus a jar of olives for 144 nis.

Handmade Chocolates from La Poem. Delivery available throughout the country. Various gift packages available for 40-52% off!

Haifa and North:


Trumpeta Catering (Kiryat Bialik) - get a 100 nis voucher for 49 nis! (choose from main dish menu or side dish menu) Valid for 60 days from date of purchase. Redeem on Fridays from 10am - until sold out. Limit one voucher per purchase.

Trumpeta Restaurant (Kiryat Bialik) - meal for 2, starting at 109 nis. Valid for 60 days from date of purchase. Redeem Sun - Thurs, 11 am - 11 pm, and Fridays from 11am - until 1 hr before Shabbat. Limit one voucher per person.

Pizza Agvaniya (Haifa) - choose a voucher for 10 nis that qualifies you for a buy 1 get one free deal, OR get a personal pizza with 2 toppings for 19 nis! Voucher valid thru Dec. 31, 2018. Buy 1 get one free deal does not include toppings. Redeem your voucher Sun - Thurs, 9:30am - 10 pm, Fri. 9:30 am - 3 pm, and Sat. nights, from 1 hr after Shabbat until 10 pm. Valid for sit down service or takeaway. Delivery will incur an extra charge. Limit 3 vouchers per person, and only one can be redeemed at a time. Personal pizza deal includes 2 toppings (excluding tuna, bulgarit cheese, and anchovies).

Morgenfeld (Achziv) - S. American Grill meal for 2, starting at 199 nis. Voucher valid thru Dec. 30, 2018. Redeem Sun - Thurs, noon - 11 pm. Reservations required. Limit one voucher per person.

Sinta Bar Kenyon Sha'ar HaTzafon - 50% off burger meal for 2! Voucher valid for 60 days from date of purchase. Redeem Sun - Thurs, 11 am - 10 pm, Friday 11 am - 2:30 pm, Sat. night 1 hr after Shabbat ends until 11 pm. Reservations required.

Japan Japan, Yokneam - Buy 1 Get One Free Deal - Sushi Deal is 39 nis, Stir-Fry Deal is 60 nis. Limit one voucher per person, and limited to 3 vouchers per party. Max 4 people at a table with vouchers. Not valid for delivery orders. They ask that you call ahead. Redeem your voucher Sun - Thurs, 7 pm - 11 pm, Friday 11 am - 3 pm, and Sat . nights till 11 pm. Voucher valid thru Dec. 30, 2018.

Shytel Meat Kingdom (Nahariya) - 129 NIS per person for all-you-can-eat dinner! Redeem Sun - Thurs, noon - 10pm. Reservations required (Last reservations at 8:30 pm, must order by 9:40pm). Valid for 60 days from date of purchase. Min. 2 people per table with a voucher and max. 6 people per table with a voucher. No additional guests without a Groo voucher can join your table.

Shytel in Nahariya (Badatz/Machpud meats) - Dinner for 2 starting at 135nis. Max. 3 vouchers per table (3 couples). Good for 60 days from date of purchase. Reservations required (blackout dates may apply).

El Rancho, Tiberias - Lunch for 2 (regular or premium meal - 149 or 169 shekels). Valid every day before 6pm. Reservations required. Voucher valid for 90 days from date of purchase.

Iskander (Mehadrin) at Nahar Hayarden (upper Galilee) - dinner for 2 for 219nis. Valid for 60 days from date of purchase. Max. 3 vouchers for table (3 couples). Reservations required. Redeem Sun - Wed, noon - 8pm, Thurs. noon - 9:30pm, or Friday noon - half an hour before Shabbat.

Breakfast Buffet at the Bay View Hotel in Haifa - Sun-Thurs: 55nis for 1 or 99nis for 2, Fridays: 59nis for 1 or 115nis for 2. Voucher valid thru December 30, 2018. Max 6 per table with vouchers. Reservations required.

Breakfast Buffet at the Crown Plaza in Haifa - 59nis for 1/109nis for 2 (69/129 on Fridays). You must buy the deal that is valid on the day you want to go (Sun-Thurs OR Friday). Reservations required. Breakfast is served 6:30-10:30am. Voucher valid thru December 30, 2018.

Shela Restaurant (Kiryat Motzkin), for 79nis per couple. Limit 2 vouchers per table. Voucher valid for 90 days from date of purchase, with advance reservations. Valid Sun-Wed, 10:30am - midnight, Thursdays, 10:30am - 5pm, Fridays, 8am - 2pm. Max 2 couples with vouchers per table.

Two Felafels with French Fries at Olam HaOchel, ((Haifa) or two omelet pitot with french fries) for just 19nis! Valid for 60 days from date of purchase. Can be redeemed Sun-Thurs till 9am - 5pm, Fridays 8am - 3pm

Olam Ha'Ochel in Haifa (meat restaurant, with tons of salads for the table) for just 39nis per person (77nis for 2!). Voucher valid for 60 days from date of purchase, and only from 9am - 5pm (Sun-Thurs) or 8am - 3pm Fridays.

South:

Pizza Agvaniya (Eilat) - choose a 29 nis voucher for one person, 79 nis for 2 (a big upgrade from the one person meal), or 155 nis for four. Voucher valid thru April 4, 2019. Redeem your voucher Sun - We, noon - 2 am, Thurs, noon - 4 am. Reservations required. Valid for sit down service only.

Lechem Basar, Beer Sheva (mehadrin). 299 nis for a premium meal for 2. Voucher valid thru December 30, 2018. Redeem Sun - Thurs, 12:30 - 11 pm, Sat. nights 10 - 11:30 pm. Reservations required. One voucher per couple, valid for sit-down service only. Any additional guests without a voucher will be required to place a min. order of 150 nis.

Steak One, Beer Sheva - dinner for 2 starting at 99 nis. Voucher valid thru December 27, 2018. Redeem Sun - Thurs, noon - 10 pm. Limit one voucher per couple (Max 3 vouchers per table). 

Pizza Hagesher, Beer Sheva (mehadrin) - 35 nis for an XL pizza! Voucher valid thru April 29, 2019. Redeem Sun - Thurs, 11 am - 8 pm, and Sat nights until midnight. Delivery charges are extra. Limit one voucher per person.

Paradiso, Ashkelon - Breakfast for 2 for 69 nis! Redeem Sun - Fri, 9 am - 1 pm. Reservations required. Max 2 Groo deals per table. Anyone sitting at your table without a deal voucher will be required to order from the menu. Voucher valid thru December 29, 2018

Cafe Wifi, Eilat (Ice Mall) - 25 nis for your choice of meals: "toast", bourekas, or malawach, plus a drink. Limit one voucher per person. Redeem Sun - Thurs, 9 am - 11 pm, Friday 9:00 am - 1 hour before Shabbat, and Sat. night beginning one hour after Shabbat. Voucher valid for 60 days from date of purchase

Fifth Avenue, Eilat - Dinner for two for over 30% off the regular price! Voucher valid for 60 days from date of purchase. Redeem your voucher on Sun - Thurs, 7 pm - 1 am, and Sat nights from 1 hr after Shabbat ends until 1 am. Be sure to show your voucher to the host/hostess before you are seated. Reservations required. Max 3 couples at a table with vouchers.

Ofra Gourmet, Ashdod, - takeout food - buy a 100 shekel voucher for just 50 shekels. Redeem with a purchase of 250 nis or more. Voucher valid thru Dec. 29, 2018. Redeem from 7 am - 2 pm Fridays only. Call in your order ahead of time! Limit one per person. 

Endive, Ashdod - dinner for 2 for 279 shekels. Valid Sun- Thurs, 6:30 pm - 10 pm. Reservations required, Limit 8 people with vouchers per table. Voucher valid thru Dec 30, 2018.

Nordau 24, Ashdod - dinner for 2 for 139 shekels (premium package for 189 shekels). Valid Sun- Thurs, 4:30 pm - 7:30 pm. Voucher valid for 90 days from date of purchase.

Breakfast/Brunch at Endive in the West Boutique Hotel, Ashdod - 75 shekels for 1, 149 shekels for 2, upgrade to include pool admission for the day for 219 shekels for 2. Valid Sun- Fridays, breakfast served 6-10:30am, or brunch served Tues-Thurs, 11 am - 1:30 pm. Voucher valid thru December 27, 2018.

Breakfast Buffet at the Central Park Hotel, Eilat (I checked, the hotel is kosher, even though Groupon doesn't specify) - 59 shekels for 1, or 109 shekels for 2. Valid Sun- Fridays, 7:30 -10:30am. Children under 2 eat free with an adult. Reservations required. Limit one voucher per person or couple. Voucher valid thru Mar. 30, 2019.

Criolo, Be'er Sheva - 99 nis for 2. Voucher valid thru November 29, 2018. Valid Sun- Thurs, noon - 11pm, and Sat. nights, until 1am. Cannot be redeemed on Fridays. Reservations required, Limit one voucher per table. Not valid for takeout or delivery.

Ribs in Ashdod - deals starting at 99nis for a 2 person meal! (upgrade that includes wine, dessert, and coffee is available) Voucher valid thru December 29, 2018. Limit 6 people per table if using a voucher. Can be redeemed Sun-Thurs, noon - 7pm. Reservations required.

Lunch at "Space" in Moshav Emunim - 139nis for 1 person, 279nis for 2, or 549nis for 4. Voucher valid thru December 30, 2018. Check for blackout dates, and reservations required. Generally valid Sun-Thurs noon - 5:30pm or Fridays noon - 2pm. Anyone in your party without a voucher will be required to order 100nis minimum from the menu, and children under 10 will be required to order a 40nis children's meal. According to the info posted, you can use their gardens (and pool, maybe) before and after your meal.

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Homeschooling Deals!

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Hi all!

I wanted to share a few of our homeschooling resources today! I know you don't all homeschool, but lately I have gotten a lot of questions from parents whose kids go to school - either about how they can also homeschool, or how they can enrich their children's education during non-school hours.

So I'm writing a really quick post for all of you - there is a lot I'm not going to be able to include here, but some of this should get you started! Here are some of the resources we use or recommend.

I wanted to get my kids reading more in Hebrew. Since my kids like science, I picked up a bunch of science mags in Hebrew. And I just discovered this one called Galileo Tzair that is specifically written for kids ages 7-15. It's a great way to introduce Science concepts AND strengthen Hebrew reading comprehension at the same time! (Sorry, the deal I had ended. Feel free to check back if it comes up again!)

Anytime you're looking for ideas for curriculum, free or not, I highly recommend checking out the Homeschool Buyer's Co-op. Many deals are online and can be purchased by anyone in the world. Other deals, that are physical materials, often require a US shipping address.

Educents also has great deals for homeschoolers and for enrichment programs. They often have great deals on certain books - like the Life of Fred series - but I do recommend comparing prices before you buy.

I also rely on our Kindles - we get lots of free books for it, as well as inexpensive books from Amazon! My kids are HUGE readers, so the kindles are often in use.

If you're homeschool students are ready to start studying at a college level, the Open University allows homeschoolers into their programs, though you will need to attend a guidance session and interview and convince them you're ready! Check it out today!

Every so often, we take a day to go to a Science Museum. MadaTech has Free Wednesdays still - though it's coming to an end soon. Check it out soon!

I hope to start sharing homeschooling ideas and resources about once per week, so be sure to check back here next week for more!

Let me know in the comments what you're looking for!

Free Admission to MadaTech in 2017

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Madatech, if you haven't heard of it, is a Science Museum, located in the heart of Haifa. It's a pretty good Science Museum (and we have seen MANY Science Museums in the past 18 years!), and all of my kids (aged 8-17 at the time we went) found things that interested them and kept them busy for our whole day there!

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Normally, it's pretty pricey to take a family to Madatech (base price is 340 shekels for a family of 4 according to the website, and each additional child is 50 shekels), so naturally, when we found out it was free on Wednesdays in February and March, we took a day to go. I wholeheartedly recommend you find a way to go too.

And now, Free Admission is back - Get into MadaTech in Haifa for FREE on most Wednesdays in 2017!
The following Wednesdays are excluded (admission is NOT free these days):
April 5 and 12 - Pesach
May 31 Shavuot

June 21 THRU Aug 31 (summer vacation) 

Sept 20 - Rosh Hashana

Oct. 4 and 11 (Sukkot)

December 13 and 20 (Chanukah)

In addition, please note that there may be other changes or days the museum is closed. Please check the website or call the museum (04-861-4444) before you go!

This promotion ends December 31, 2017

Opening hours on Wednesday are 10am - 3pm, so plan accordingly!

UPDATE: Tickets are only issued until 2pm, and you cannot get in without one, even though it's free. Be sure to arrive before the ticket counter closes!

**If you can't get in on a Free day, check out this Groupon deal for discount tickets!**

Frugal Food Plan for the week

This week, we plan to do sandwiches and fresh vegetables for most lunches. Simple and no fuss. It is far too hot for fussing.

Also not doing much shopping that I know of! We'll need some milk,eggs, a few fresh fruits and vegetables, and chicken for shabbat. That's all I plan to buy.


Suppers will be:

Sunday night: Pasta night! (+ a salad)
Monday night: Shabbat leftovers
Tuesday night: Scrambled eggs, hash browns, and vegetable sticks
Wednesday night: Rice with stir fried vegetables and cashews or tofu
Thursday night: Sloppy Sams on fresh rolls, whatever cheap veggies we find

I try really hard to buy veggies for less than 5 shekels/kg, and definitely favor the ones that are 2 shekels/kg or less. Hoping I luck out this week! Right now we've got purple cabbage, cucumbers, carrots, and kohlrabi in the fridge, and tomatoes on the counter. It should get us through the first half of the week!

FREE ADMISSION to the Bloomfield Science Museum (NOW)!

I hope you are spontaneous!

Today, from 4pm - 10 pm you can get into the Bloomfield Science Museum in Jerusalem FOR FREE!

They will have a digital planetarium show, a show about life on other planets, telescopes (dress warmly) will be set up for viewing the night skies, a family mobile-building project, and more!

English speakers, take note: There will be a lecture in English, given by Korean female astronaut Dr. Yi So-yeon, for an audience of age 12+

There are lots of other lectures and workshops, you can see the full list here.

Have fun!

Water Prices Are Going Down!

Today, the government approved the reduction of water rates by an amount equal to the VAT (17%), as part of the effort to reduce the cost of basic necessities in Israel.

The reduction will apply to the amount of water that is considered "basic" - the first 3.5 cubes per person. Amounts used above that will be subject to higher rates.

Make sure your water bill reflects the correct number of people in your household. If it lists fewer people than it should, make sure to fix that right away.

 

Menu for the Week

It's time to plan out my weekly menu, so I took inventory and we're doing really fine with everything except fresh veggies.
So tomorrow I have to buy whatever vegetables I can find inexpensively!

So here's my tentative food plan:

Sunday night (we had): Red and Black Lentil and Sweet Potato Soup, Pita Pizzas, (Vegan Polenta "Pizza" for me)

Monday Night: Shabbat Leftovers

Tuesday Night (break the fast): Split Pea Soup, Baked Ziti, Freshly squeezed grapefruit juice (got a whole lot of grapefruits from a neighbor), Salad

Wednesday Night: Scrambled Eggs, Baked Potatoes, Salad

Thursday Night: All the leftovers from the week

Snacks will be popcorn, apples, carrot sticks, roasted chick peas, muffins from the freezer

Lunches will be Soups and Sandwiches

What's on your menu this week?

Science Night 2015 -- Free Events!

This year, The Ministry of Science, Technology, and Space is sponsoring free Science events for "Science' Night" on Monday, September 21, 2015 at a variety of  locations throughout the country.

ALL EVENTS ARE FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!

This year's theme is "Brain Science" and everyone is sure to find something fascinating to enthrall him/her!

Here's where you'll find the events, beginning  at 5pm (unless otherwise noted below):

Tel Aviv University (events begin at 4:30pm)

Bar Ilan University (advance registration required!)

The Open University (events begin at 4pm, at the Ra'anana Campus) (advance registration required!)

The Bloomfield Science Museum in Jerusalem (event begins at 4pm; free admission begins at 4pm)

Oranim College (Kiryat Tiv'on) (events begin at 4:30pm)

Haifa University

IDC Herzliya

MadaTech Museum

Weizmann Institute of Science

Israel Oceanographic and Limnological Research - Haifa

Israel Oceanographic and Limnological Research - Eilat (events begin at 5:30pm)

MIGAL (Kiryat Shmonah) (events begin at 6pm)

Shamoon College of Engineering - Ashdod

Shamoon College of Engineering - Be'er Sheva

Hebrew University (Givat Ram Campus) (events begin at 4pm and end at midnight)

Technion (recommended for ages 12 and up)

Shabbat Menu

My days and weeks keep flying by... and here we are, it's September already... 


And even though it's hot, my head keeps thinking it should be cooling off! So much so that this morning I found the idea of a cool crisp day when I need a sweater popping into my head. I can guarantee you, however, that I don't need a sweater just yet!

So here's my early September Shabbat menu - for just the immediate family this week.


Friday night:
Fresh Challot
Vegetable Soup
Oven Fried Chicken
Roasted Kishuim
Rice
Baked Sweet Potatoes
Salad

Lunch:
More Challot
Black Bean Cholent
Oven Fried Chicken
Leftover sides from Friday night
Salads

Dessert: melon, chocolate/crispy rice squares (so easy. melt chocolate. stir in crispy rice cereal. pour into baking pan. allow to cool)

Seudah Shlishit:
Rolls, egg salad, spreads, apple crisp, cut veggies

Today, that looks like a lot. I should get cooking now, but I am too tired. I'll just have to pull myself together tomorrow!
What's your Shabbat plan (besides sleeping, that is!) ?

Weekly Menu!

It's that after-the-holiday time now, and time to plan my week from all sorts of angles. As it turns out, I actually have a super busy week ahead, with more than enough to keep me busy! And I don't want to end up having food crises, because hungry kids are not happy kids...






So here's the FOOD plan:

Monday:
Lunch - Dairy and Pareve leftovers from Chag
Supper - Shabbat leftovers (including chicken, cholent, potato kugel, broccoli...)

Tuesday
Lunch: Lentil Patties, Baked Potatoes, carrot sticks
Supper: Macaroni and Cheese

Wednesday
Lunch: Baked Potatoes with various toppings, hard boiled eggs, make-your-own-salad
Supper: Pizza (quick crust recipe)

Thursday
Lunch: Sandwiches, carrots and celery sticks
Supper: Any leftovers from the week!