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When people are faced with big choices and life changes, a lot of things can happen. But what shouldn’t happen? Attempting to light your girlfriend on fire by attaching a gas can to her back. A Chinese man kidnapped his pregnant 21 year-old girlfriend. He tied a gas can to her back. Then, he ignited it, hoping to murder her and the baby.
(H/T Daily Mail) It’s miraculous that the couple survived. It’s even more miraculous that the baby is unharmed. It seems that the relationship and the situation was too much for the man, resulting in his attack on his own girlfriend. He attacked her while she was asleep, put her in a car and drove around the town before police were able to spot him. She was pulled from the car by the police and the flames were extinguished. So many crazy things happen in the world. Share this story of survival with others. The baby inside the girlfriend’s belly is a living miracle.
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Save money, eat healthy, and organize your kitchen all at once!
Just add a little chalk paint. See how to do it here. That way no one will need to ask ‘What’s for dinner?”
See how to make this one here.
Then you can pull the cards right out and take them with you to the grocery store as a pre-made list.
Get this menu board here.
Meagan at The Homes I Have Made uses these clever code letters to add sides to her magnetic menu board. See how she did it, and more menu planning tips, here.
Apps like Evernote (free), MealBoard ($3.99) and PepperPlate (free) let you organize all your meal planning right inside their interface, and even import recipes you love from other sites.
Taya K of Simply Frugal uses these theme nights when she’s stumped on new ideas.
Some easy theme ideas include:
-Mexican Night
-Pasta Night
-Sandwich Night
-Soup Night
-Beef Night
-Chicken Night
-Casserole Night
-Stir Fry Night
-Breakfast for Dinner
-Scrounge Night (more tips on how to do a scrounge night below!)
That way you can mix and match weekly so everyone is happy.
Get this vinyl organizer from Controlling My Chaos here.
That way you can make easier meals on busier nights of the week.
See how to make this Ultimate DIY Menu Board here.
This can come in many forms, including ‘leftover night,’ ‘feed yourself night,’ etc. It’s especially useful towards the end of the week right before you go grocery shopping.
Pro tip: Label all your leftovers so it’s easier for everyone to pick what they want. Get these printable labels here.
Just type in the ingredients you have on hand and it will come up with several recipes! Check it out here.
To avoid the ‘leftover night glumness,’ learn how to re-invent the meals instead of just reheating.
Some great way to do that are:
–Pizza-fying
– Putting leftovers in a wrap
– Adding leftovers to a salad
– Turning savory leftovers into a delicious breakfast
Planning meals in advance can start to feel tedious when you’re using the same meals every week. Take time to browse websites or cookbooks for new ideas that will bring excitement back into the planning.
Here are some of our favorite recipe sites:
– Food Gawker (for general food and recipe porn)
– Simple Bites (for kid-friendly recipes)
– Little Leopard Book (for creative takes on old recipes)
– Dinner: A Love Story (for frugal and family-friendly recipes)
– BuzzFeed Food, of course!
If chicken is $1 per pound one week, that’s a great reason to make your favorite chicken dishes! Check your local supermarket circulars for upcoming sales. There are also great apps that help you match your local sales with recipes, like this one on iTunes from Food.com.
Save time during the week by cooking anything that can be cooked early on one night. Roast chicken, brown ground beef, stew tomato sauce, blanche vegetables and then mix-and-match them in several meals throughout the week.
Learn how to master the art of vegetable blanching here.
Many things can be pre-prepped and frozen to use weeks later. Soups, herbs, breadcrumbs, beans, shredded cheese, sauces, and many other ingredients can be frozen to save time.
See a list of what you can freeze here.
The Pioneer Woman is the master of the tasty freezer meal. Check out some of her recipes for things that can be made ahead and savored later here.
Pre-make things like pancakes, sandwiches, breakfast burritos, and muffins.
These will thaw out throughout the day before lunch so kids won’t even need to use the microwave. Plus, the frozen sandwich can work as an ice pack for other lunch items.
Get the recipe for these here.
Nothing’s worse than having everything for your menu except that one crucial item. Having a stocked pantry means you’ll always have something to replace anything that you forgot at the store, and it will make weekly shopping trips that much easier. Check our this post from Life in Grace on what you need in the perfect pantry.
Having an organized fridge wil help you save time when you’re cooking, and save you money when things don’t get hidden in the back and go bad. Create food zones like the ‘sandwich zone’ and the ‘leftover zone’ to help keep things easy-to-find.
See how to get a deep clean over at TidyMom.
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