Packing lunch

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— In Budget101_@yahoogroups.com, “pseuzanne” wrote:

>Hello,

My kids love apples sticks and/or carrots sticks

w/ peanut butter and dip into raisins or sunflower seeds.

Bread is very fattening, if you are dieting than maybe just make some

ham & cheese roll ups without the bread

or try sm. burrito or pita shells.

You are lucky you have warm weather.

Michigan has been rainy, warm, cold on & off.

Today & yesterday has been cool.

It feels more like fall weather our way.

M.O.P.S. is an international group.

It stands for mothers of

preschoolers. You can go online and find a group in your area.

It is a group of christian ladies non-demonination that meet about

2 times per month & keep planned activties throughout the summer!

There is nursery provided for children, while mothers have

adult social time, breakfast, guest speaker, craft.

I was a member and really enjoyed it.

Just wanted to share that with you.

It sounds like you are a proud active mom!!

Stacie

> It’s finally getting warm here in Massachusetts, and I’m using free

> parks, playgrounds, ponds, etc. to entertain my 2 1/2- year-old. I

> always pack a lunch for both of us in the cooler, but need some fresh

> ideas to avert boredom. I’m trying to lose weight, and I don’t like

her

> to have too much sugar, so even though PB&J sandwiches are easy, I

need

> an alternative. She also gets impatient waiting in the morning while

> mommy packs lunch, so things that go together quickly would be a

bonus.

> We don’t have any other special dietary needs, although the only fish

I

> can stand is tuna. Any suggestions?

>

> Thanks,

> Suzanne

>

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