Anyway, after last week's shopping I am pretty well set up between the freezer and pantry, so here's what we need for the week:
Milk: $2.79
Eggs: $1.49
Yogurt: $1.99 (But then my crockpotting hero figured out how to make her own! Bye Bye Yoplait!)
Bread: $0.75
Bananas: $2.86 (big bunch)
Waffles: $1.50 (Looking for a good homemade recipe that freezes well...)
Carrots: $2.29
Butter spread: $1.79
Grand total: $15.46!
I have plenty of frozen veggies, potatoes, sweet potatoes and carrots to last a while, so I'm going to be planning our menus with as little to buy as possible. I need to get off my bum and do some more baking, too - I have mashed sweet potato and cans of pumpkin to make muffins with, but I've been totally beat at the end of the day....that may be a sign of something, but I'll save that for later ;)
I also decided to give the whole digital scrapbooking thing a try, in hopes of making our own photo christmas cards this year...Photoshop scares me (we have V7.0 not elements, so it's not as user friendly at first) and I had a hard time getting comfortable. But I found a REALLY basic tutorial over at The Shabby Shoppe that took me step-by-step through a simple layout...it was enough to finally make the program comprehensible for me, so I toodled around last night and came up with this:

Those aren't the pictures I'll be using for the final cards, just a few that were near the top of the folders to play around with. Not bad for a first try!

3 comments:
That looks great! I love digital scrapbooking! My kids are older and would not love me for making them into a Christmas card, but I might do it to send the grandparents.
Do you have a surprise to announce to us that explains why you are tired? :-D
Very cute! I'm glad you found the Shabby Shoppe...she one of my favorite designers.
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