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Monday Menu Recap Missing in Action

You may (or may not) have noticed that the Monday Menu Recap posts have faded away.  I originally started them to help me realize just exactly what we eat, and to help me plan for food storage needs.  Well, Weight Watchers tracking meets the first purpose (and I'm over 7 pounds down, at least prior to the overindulgent weekend!), while the discovery of the Chef Tess website (link under "Blogs I Follow" on right side bar) has given me new ideas for food storage.  Also, I've been told that the menu recaps were boring.  Well, not in those exact words, but apparently the key to food posts is photos, and I don't really want to hold up dinner for a photo shoot every night. 

So, farewell to the Monday Menu recap.  I'm not sure yet what topic we will greet instead.  This little blog is definitely a work in progress, and I'm open to suggestions. 

Thankful thought:  Thanks for family, friends, and followers, who are so patient with me.

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