rodentraiser
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I'm trying to decide what to do. Someone put Season 6 of The Sheriffs Are Coming on Youtube, so I think I'll go back and catchup with that.
Had to look up Tonkantsu. Don't think I'd ever heard of it much less had it. Sounds interesting.
We thought my FIL was doing better at feeding himself since my MIL's health crisis left her needing full-time nursing care (he's in his late 70s and never had to cook for himself before). However, last night after dinner, he made a point of showing us that he was down to one frozen meal we had made from the last time we did a marathon cooking session for him, so I guess we'll be doing that again.
So I'm about to make a list of meals we can make in quantity in the next couple of days that will freeze well, and then make a grocery list of what we will need. This is the fifth or sixth time we've done this since she went into the nursing home about 18 months ago, so I have a TNT list of foods he likes.
Yes, but I'm pretty sure he wouldn't use it. He's financially comfortable and still drives - he has both a car and a van, in fact - so getting food is not the problem. He just doesn't know how to put together meals and isn't comfortable in the kitchen, so he ends up with a lot of fast food or other prepared meals. He does fine for breakfast and doesn't eat lunch, so dinner is the only thing he needs help with. Thanks for the thought, though.GG, do they have Meals On Wheels in their area? It is a free service for the elderly and are made according to their dietary needs and likes. At least that is how they do it here. They get two meals a day. Lunch and supper.
Yes, but I'm pretty sure he wouldn't use it. He's financially comfortable and still drives - he has both a car and a van, in fact - so getting food is not the problem. He just doesn't know how to put together meals and isn't comfortable in the kitchen, so he ends up with a lot of fast food or other prepared meals. He does fine for breakfast and doesn't eat lunch, so dinner is the only thing he needs help with. Thanks for the thought, though.
Thanks, Kay, I'll check it out. He's in a fairly rural area, although the nearby town has grown since they retired out here. So there may be something similar.GG, perhaps he would use a service like this that's available in our area. The prepared hot meals sound like the high quality you would make to freeze for him. Since he's financially able to handle the expense, it might be a good solution for all of you. Anyway, you might want to check if something like this is in his area. Look it over.
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Yes, but I'm pretty sure he wouldn't use it. He's financially comfortable and still drives - he has both a car and a van, in fact - so getting food is not the problem. He just doesn't know how to put together meals and isn't comfortable in the kitchen, so he ends up with a lot of fast food or other prepared meals. He does fine for breakfast and doesn't eat lunch, so dinner is the only thing he needs help with. Thanks for the thought, though.
We thought my FIL was doing better at feeding himself since my MIL's health crisis left her needing full-time nursing care (he's in his late 70s and never had to cook for himself before). However, last night after dinner, he made a point of showing us that he was down to one frozen meal we had made from the last time we did a marathon cooking session for him, so I guess we'll be doing that again.
So I'm about to make a list of meals we can make in quantity in the next couple of days that will freeze well, and then make a grocery list of what we will need. This is the fifth or sixth time we've done this since she went into the nursing home about 18 months ago, so I have a TNT list of foods he likes.
3 down 3 to go. We had a nice party for him. Dad smoked a brisket and some pork loins. My Ex and I got along. My mom stayed over Saturday night. So I made mothers day breakfast for everyone then took them out for supper. Spen my entire 2 week allowance. Oh well it was worth it.View attachment 26864