breakfast: rice cereal from leftover brown rice for Dai and Cress, Jason and I had eggs and tomatoes and pepper and oatmeal for Phyllis (because she was dragging her feet when Jason was doing eggs.)
Lunch: Chicken salad and crackers. I didn't have celery so I put in onions and diced kohlrabi along with mandarin oranges. Each girl had kohlrabi and apples. Phyllis had carrot coins with Italian dressing. Dai had cherry tomatoes. Cress had a beet. Jason had a chicken salad sandwich, too. I ate a bagel with cream cheese, tomatoes and capers and then a bowl of Ramen. And I could tell it wasn't healthy - my body was suffering for it.
Dinner: Cheaty pasta with the rest of the CSA summer squash and shell noodles. Lane was amused by the name. I explained it is because it is cheating - not really cooking from scratch but he said that was how he cooked. For a bachelor that seems fine, but for a family, I feel better when I feed them less processed, more home cooked meals.
Lunch: Chicken salad and crackers. I didn't have celery so I put in onions and diced kohlrabi along with mandarin oranges. Each girl had kohlrabi and apples. Phyllis had carrot coins with Italian dressing. Dai had cherry tomatoes. Cress had a beet. Jason had a chicken salad sandwich, too. I ate a bagel with cream cheese, tomatoes and capers and then a bowl of Ramen. And I could tell it wasn't healthy - my body was suffering for it.
Dinner: Cheaty pasta with the rest of the CSA summer squash and shell noodles. Lane was amused by the name. I explained it is because it is cheating - not really cooking from scratch but he said that was how he cooked. For a bachelor that seems fine, but for a family, I feel better when I feed them less processed, more home cooked meals.
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