I have a list of dinners written in pencil that’s stuck on my fridge. Usually between 15-20 options for an informal two week meal plan. If I see a recipe that I want to try I just write it on the list. If I try a recipe and we don’t like it I erase it from the list. Low tech but it works for me!
I think the best book EVER about India is Shantaram, though it may be too mature for your daughter. Would love to hear more about how the trip came about, I'm so excited for her!
Thank you! Can't wait to try this one. The grandparents want to take each child on a trip of their choice as they "come of age" ie turn 13. It's her turn and she chose India!
I have a list of dinners written in pencil that’s stuck on my fridge. Usually between 15-20 options for an informal two week meal plan. If I see a recipe that I want to try I just write it on the list. If I try a recipe and we don’t like it I erase it from the list. Low tech but it works for me!
I love this. I have a running handwritten list of our favorites---why not pencil in some new ones? Thanks for sharing.
I think the best book EVER about India is Shantaram, though it may be too mature for your daughter. Would love to hear more about how the trip came about, I'm so excited for her!
Thank you! Can't wait to try this one. The grandparents want to take each child on a trip of their choice as they "come of age" ie turn 13. It's her turn and she chose India!
Precious! My parents do this too but younger and when my daughter asked for Japan my dad said "continental US only" haha.
The Lowland by Jhumpa Lahiri but probably it’s not 12yo appropriate!