
I've also discovered Google Calendar. Since doing the 2 week menu planning, I decided I needed a system to automatically repeat for me, rather than me rewrite all the dates etc. Google Calendar lets you set events to repeat weekly, or twice a month, etc. So now I've entered all our meals, all our activities, as well as special occasions like conferences and doctor's appointments, to Google, which will then email and text me reminders. (Yes, I am secretly trying to determine if an iPhone would really be worth the cost. Since up-to-the-minute emails are part of what attracts me to it, I'm hoping reminders will help me in the same way. (And no, I can't get email on my phone, although I could with my old phone. But since I don't pay for this one, you won't hear me complaining. Too much. ahem.)
Our Keeper Share, which starts up next week (5 pickups total and they are always GIGANTIC. We had frozen soups all the way into June this year!) will include a Fruit Share and a Coffee Share! Woot! I was so excited to get this email this morning:
Keeper Fruit is a go! It's a beautiful offering including cider, storage apples, fruit butters and jams. The coffee share comes in one pound bags per each pick up - this provides for one mighty tasty cup of java.

Well, in the spirit of all this preparedness (and since I can't go on a run because Paul's not home yet...ahem...), I'm off to prep dinner, a delicious Crock Pot Veggie Chili for which I actually remembered to pre-soak the beans! Have a productive and happy week, all!
2 comments:
I enjoy your blog (not sure if I've commented before)! Your 'Keeper Share' sounds wonderful!
I am also a vegetarian ('semi' vegan - if that makes sense). I would love to know your crockpot chili recipe if you're ever up to posting it!
Here here on the 5K runs. I just finished my first triathlon (whew!) and the training process really kept me on my toes. There's nothing like potential failure to keep you on your toes. You might consider a 10K run in there to keep things interesting ;-).
I tried Google calendar and it works pretty well. I started using this site called Qlubb for our family. Helps our extended family get organized too.
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