Breakfast:
PB&J Oats with Fruit
Lunch:
Pizza!
I used Trader Joes pre-made refrigerated dough for only $0.99 a package, it makes sense to just grab some to have on hand for quick pizza or biscuit sausage pies or breadsticks…the possibilities are endless! Plus, it is delicious and whole wheat. 
I topped it with TJ Marinara (another great buy at $1.20), Shredded cheese (“pizza style”) and Turkey Pepperoni.
Dinner:
The Main part was Shepard’s Pie! This was super fast to throw together…
I used garlic mashed potatoes (leftover from last week), frozen roasted corn, frozen peas, spinach and ground meat. 
I thawed the veggies while browning the ground meat (with montreal low sodium steak seasoning) and heating up the leftover taters. I layered the meat on top of the veggies, then the mashed potatoes on top. I crumbled 3 whole wheat crackers on top as well to give it a crispy crust. Baked at 350 for about 30 minutes.
On the side, I grilled portabello mushroom caps with a little olive oil and salt & pepper. Honestly, I thought I wouldn’t like the Shepard’s Pie so I made them as kind of a “backup”.
I also made a chopped waldorf-ish type salad. I sliced grapes, fuji apple, celery, carrots, and added dried cranberries, yogurt & lemon juice. 
Since I was already slicing and dicing, I cut up extra veggies for easy, healthy munching. It was seriously so fast to do all of this and I can’t believe how its nearly all vegetables and fruit! ( Veggies: potatoes, mushrooms, peas, spinach, roasted corn, carrots, celery, cucumber. The Fruit: apples, cranberries, grapes)
Body:
Cardio and The Sauna. I was going to attend Vigorous Flow after but that sauna just made me too tired!I am definitely going to Tuesday’s flow class though!
Mind:
Did some house things and some job searching things! I did daydream shop for furniture and things for our house too.
Soul:
Dinner was scrumptious! I thought it was one of my favorite meals so far that I’ve made but then again, I usually say that until the next best thing!
Jeff had stayed home in the morning so that flood damage guys/contractors could come assess our damages. The news was semi-good- we are waiting for a quote from the roof guy because there was damage that caused the leak inside the house, but he didn’t think it would be ridiculously expensive.
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