School Lunches IV

Next installment in what I feed my kids for lunch.

1.  Goldfish crackers
2.  Crescent roll with pepperoni, pizza sauce, and mozzarella cheese 
3.  3 baby carrots and 3 grape tomaotes
4.  ranch dip
5.  grapes
6.  green and black olives

1.  half of a cinnamon raisin bagel with pumpkin cream cheese
2.  1 prune and 2 dried apricots
3.  green and black olives with feta cheese
4.  Goldfish crackers
5.  half a banana

This was a "I really need to go to the grocery store, but I'm not going to" day.  There is a reason I keep stuff like this in my cabinets and freezer.

1.  pomegranate strawberry granola bar
2.  banana, cinnamon, honey yogurt tube
3.  apple
4.  nacho chips
 

I still needed to go to the grocery store, but we had company, and I didn't have time.  Luckily, there were a few leftovers I could scrape together.

1.  pickles
2.  veggie straws
3.  Whoppers
4.  swiss cheese with ketchup and mustard on a wheat roll
5.  cantaloupe, pineapple, and honeydew

1.  macaroni and cheese went in the empty container in the morning
2.  croutons
3.  salad of Romain, cheese, shredded carrots, yellow tomatoes and ranch dressing
4.  honeydew, blackberries, and pomegranite
5.  Hershey's Cookies and Cream candy bar

1.  original Yoplait strawberry yogurt
2.  watermelon, honeydew, and pomegranite
3.  3 toothpick skewers of swiss cheese, olive, pepperoni, and yellow tomato
4.  Cracklin' Oat Bran cereal
5.  Twizzlers

1.  fruit salad of oranges, apple, banana, and pomegranite
2.  salad of red lettuce, cheese, shredded carrots, and poppy seed dressing
3.  croutons
4.  cottage cheese

1.  nacho chips
2.  salsa
3.  home made apple sauce
4.  2 dried apricots and 1 prune
5.  swiss cheese with ketchup and mustard on a whole wheat roll
6.  milk
7.  peppermint patty

1.  oranges, pomegranate, and a couple of apple chunks that didn't fit in the other container
2.  apple carrot muffin with pumpkin cream cheese and rainsins
3.  string cheese
4.  Nestle Crunch bar
5.  cut up apple
6.  parmesan and garlic pretzel chips

1.  popcorn
2.  string cheese
3.  mango and blackberries
4.  roasted pumpkin seeds with dried raisins, blueberries, cherries, and cranberries
5.  Caesar salad with croutons

 

1.  popcorn
2.  Tootsie Roll
3.  kiwi, mango, and raspberries
4.  cottage cheese
5.  2 yellow tomatoes, green bell pepper, and shredded carrots
6.  ranch dip

1.  apples, strawberries, pineapple, and canteloupe
2.  roasted pumpkin seeds with raisins and 1 prune
3.  whole wheat mini bagel with pumpkin cream cheese
4.  shredded carrots (I meant to put some ranch dip next to the carrots in the morning when the container would be clean, but I forgot.  Oops!)
5.  cinnamon sweet potato crackers
6.  orange Tootsie Roll

1.  Wheat Chex cereal, freeze dried blueberries, and freeze dried bananas
2.  pineapple
3.  antipasta salad with pasta, tomatoes, black olives, green bell pepper, red bell pepper, asiago cheese, parmesan cheese, salami, and pepperoni
4.  cinnamon sweet potato crackers
5.  Whoppers

Swim Towels

So, I did these months ago (in time for my kids' swim lessons this past summer), but I never shared them.  I'm playing catch-up and will try to do a few entries of things that have been long finished.

Last year, we had a towel walk off while we were in the pool for swimming lessons.  It was just a plain one from Target, but I'm pretty sure someone took it on purpose, possibly assuming it was theirs, because it was on the bottom of our stack.  Next year, I won't have to leave the towels unattended because Dorothy will do lessons without me in the water with her.  This past summer though, I still had to go in the pool with her and leave our stuff on the deck.  To possibly slow down any sticky fingers, I wanted the kids' names on their towels in a way that they would not come off.

Dorothy's has two clown fish and Malcolm has a trio of surfboards.  They each want a second towel as a back up since we use a lot of towels in the summer.  I'll let them pick their new colors and designs a little closer to warmer weather.