Life hack

Hacking is ususally associated with computers, the internet and software. "Life hack" is a term coined by personal productivity coaches and generally means shortcuts to make life easier. I wrote a blog at the end of last year about keeping a couple of pounds of frozen shrimp and pasta for really quick meals. DinnerSmith is all about that kind of shortcut - things that get dinner done or food on the table with a minimum amount of time effort and clean-up.

BTW, we know you can do it yourself. You could do your own nails and mow your own lawn. Great food from your own kitchen every day could either be DinnerSmith or you could get extremely organized and do-it-yourself. You will need lots of tools, electric and not, in working order with all their parts, a well-stocked pantry, a clean frig and an empty freezer. Oh and lots of plastic to freeze store and contain all the ingrediants. Fran and Sharon and I used to do all this and more. We discovered this concept and knew it would change lives.

Try us out...give us a true road test. Eat DinnerSmith for a month six days a week. You will get a part of your life back...equal to a part-time job. Your kitchen will stay cleaner and less will go in to the trash. 24 meals for a small family is only $240; that's two to three people or parents and a tot or two. Double that for a family of four to six; $480 for a months worth of groceries.

A further lifehack for food is to call Ed at Suncrest Farms and get your diary products delievered. Milk and juice in a box by the door every week is soooo stressfree.

Mary