Weekly Menu for May 22, 2023

Hi friends! I'm back with the menu for this week. I know, I missed last week's menu. Last week was rough. I didn't feel good. I didn't really menu plan. I didn't eat enough veggies. All of that equaled the scale going up on weigh in day. I'm not even upset because of that. I'm more upset that my sugar was off sooooo much during the week and I felt bad because of it. When the readings were between 121-127 I had the most horrible headaches. I had a headache for 4 days. I told Billy was tired of my head hurting. Thankfully, yesterday and today I am feeling better and my sugar is around 119.

On to the menu...I really want some turkey. Like Thanksgiving Day turkey. So, that is definitely on the menu this week.

Monday - slow cooker chicken teriyaki with riced cauliflower and zucchini and squash

Tuesday - turkey breast and a broccoli casserole

Wednesday - tacos

Thursday - chicken strips and a Mediterranean salad

Friday - Big Mac Salad

I'm really hoping we will be going home next weekend. This job is wrapping up and I am missing home.

Until next time...

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