Sentences with phrase «weeks of prep work»

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So when I get back into town and barely have enough time to throw in a load of laundry, let alone meal prep my typical veggies and salads and grains before the work week begins, you KNOW I'm putting together some crazy simple meals to get me through the week!

Since I don't work full time anymore I don't do all of this anymore but I promise the more prep I do the better I feel about my eating that week!

Also this week: prep for upcoming class, work on garden, harvest / preserve rhubarb as needed, get back into walking after being a sicky last week, make kimchee, finish GFCF cake packet, work 15 hours typing data entry (at least — 20 would be better, but doubt I can do that much), and work on getting clothes that are too small out of the girl's closets — maybe... We will see how much of that gets done, but it's good to have a goal!

I have had a wonderful weekend, with the first ever Iowa BBG Meet - up, an easy meal prep (remember my posts are staggered by one week), a home movie - date with Draz and a lot of time working on my Etsy store!

Both of these snacks are quick to prepare, but I love being a food - prepping queen on Sundays to get the ingredients prepared and ready to compile during the week while I am at work.

With just a little bit of prep work, you can enjoy these 4 easy mason jar salad recipes throughout the week as a lunch or dinner, maintain your healthy eating, and have a great grab - and - go meal ready...

Since my days are normally pretty full with work, kids, and a husband who has an extremely odd schedule, I like having my post workout meal prepped at the beginning of each week.

You're already getting yourself psyched up for Thanksgiving — maybe you've even started some of your prep work — so there's no need to overcomplicate dinner this week.

These one bowl, chocolate peanut butter cereal bars only take 10 - 15 minutes of prep work and are stored in the freezer for easy snacking throughout the week.

I like to double both of these recipes and meal prep them for lunches that we both bring to work during the week.

i normally meal prep on a Sunday (for lunches up till Wednesday) and again on Wednesday for the rest of the working week.

Perhaps if I had eaten it the night I made it, but I try to do meal prep at the beginning of the week and reheat my dishes at work.

Knowing I had a lot of prepping to do for the work week, I cut myself some slack and got WF for dinner (while stocking up on grocery essentials for work lunches).

It's past 9 pm on Monday night and I'm still working through email and invoices and quotes and prepping for a workshop I'm hosting this week... and I could really really go for a big piece of this about now.

You can «trade» batches of your meal for other meals so you get a variety of meals throughout the week, with less work and prep time.

I am doing the «prep - work» of potty training this week with my 35 month old boy; while the younger boy is 17 months old.

To make this work, you would each choose one night of the week to prep lunch for the next day, make multiple servings of the dish (depending on how many people are in the group), and then bring in lunch for the group on your designated day.

While Im excited to get home to my boyfriend and my dog, to snuggle in on the sofa and relax, Im even more excited to hit the grocery store, prep my food for the week, route Saturdays run, and put my body back to work at what it does best: taking care of me.

Sunday was also my food preparation day, when I made all my salads up for the week ahead so I had more time on work days to train instead of worrying about prepping food.

You're already getting yourself psyched up for Thanksgiving — maybe you've even started some of your prep work — so there's no need to overcomplicate dinner this week.

we're fortunate that I don't work outside of the home and when the kids are in school, I try to maximize the quiet time and do as much prep work for the week as possible.

This could not be easier, and you can prep a whole working weeks» worth of brekkies in about an hour.

I've found a routine that consistently works for me and that is prepping breakfast and lunch for the work week ahead of time in bulk — aka meal prepping at its finest.

You can let these recipes simmer all day — and with just a bit of prep work, you'll have a hot and healthy dinner for a crowd (or leftovers for a week).

I know there must tons of prep work behind attending a fashion week, especially NFW - that one has to be one of the most hectic ones!

I'll probably watch this week's episode of This Is Us for a third time, do my homework, prep my closet for fall, and work on this here blog.

Currently, Jacobs is hard at work prepping for a slew of Fashion Month appearances, which means we just might see Kylie and Khloe very soon at New York Fashion Week.

The first 6 days of it made up the end of my American trip, the following week an adjustment period of jetlag and playing catch up which saw my motivation to dress prettily bottom out, and then a frantic two week period of busyness and prep as birthdays, blog work and the approaching festive season blended together to make a perfect storm of overwhelming «what next, what next?»

Between prepping of our HOLIDAY POP - UP SHOP and preparing for our big Asia trip in a few weeks — I have found little time to work on blog posts, not to mention even looking cute!

By the time we got back to the hotel I was so beat from the week of work and travel prep that going out on the town was the last thing I had in mind.

And as tempting as it is to prep for that Monday meeting under the comfort of my duvet and fluffy pillows, it certainly doesn't make for the most productive work week.

After weeks of working on small projects, finalizing a menu and prepping the house and yard we were set to welcome our friends and have a good time.

Where I didn't have a pile of work to prep for the coming week and I didn't have to think about the lectures left to write.

He contributes what a great cinematographer contributes, which is an unbelievable eye, an extraordinary skill in lighting, an immense amount of work in prep, huge care and dedication from day minus 100 all the way through to the last day of timing which is only a couple of weeks ago.

Captain America actor Chris Evans posted a few training videos from 2013 in honor of the release of Avengers: Infinity War next week, showing his prep work for the elevator fight sequence in 2014's Captain America: The Winter Soldier, and the videos are intense, to say the least.

Either way, much of the prep work can be done now or incrementally over a few weeks as a lead - up to a larger remake project.

Busy week here in mid-October — Mother Nature is working hard to transition from summer to fall, and I along with many others are prepping for the last big pop - culture convention of the year, New York Comic Con!

In the fall quarter, when I had a particularly challenging schedule, I was working close to 70 hours per week (which is why I was posting a lot less back then) in addition to the considerable amount of prep time I had put in over the summer.

Last week we did a lot of planning and prepping, and this week is all about making final design decisions, working on lots and lots of projects, and filling in all the remaining blanks.

With a place to sit and chat at the counter, a spot to work or research new recipes at the desk, a dedicated bar area for entertaining, and plenty of counter space for prepping gourmet feasts, the layout of my Monogram kitchen celebrates the modern family lifestyle as it changes and evolves throughout each hour and day of the week.