Friend and I went to feed friend who is in assisted living and eat lunch in their dining room: I had pecan crusted chicken breast and mashed cauliflower and broccoli, with a salad and a raspberry chocolate cake. $12 THAT WAS A LOT!

Well, Patti, I'm having your crockpot beer beef and does it smell good. I was gone all afternoon, and what a welcoming aroma that was when I got home. I am putting a few cut up potatoes, celery and carrots in it to finalize my supper.

I hope you like it Phyllis. I never thought of adding the vegetables to it, but it sure is a good idea.

Glenda, I'm ready to move into that assisted living home. Lunch sounds delicious! My SonIL's grandparents live in an assisted living place in Largo and my daughter really wants to move in. I think she has a few years to go. :-)

Oh, my goodness, is that stew good.....I'm eating at the computer and loving every bite! I used my little crockpot that dates back to the '70s, and is metal so I can put it on the stovetop to finish it off. Mmmmmmm!

Boneless pork loin chops on the griddler, with crowder peas, and spinach salads.

I made DH a steak, baked potato, baked beans and store-bought apple pie.

thurs is pasta night...angel multi-grain tonight...