Weekly Menu Planner Forms
Submitted by duckunix on Mon, 2008-08-04 17:16.
Working to get my grocery shopping under control to keep the budget down, we are switching over to doing menu planning, weekly at first.
I whipped up this this weekend to help me out, and to make it look like the rest of my planner.
Included are .pdf for Classic and for Letter size as well as the source OpenOffice file.
Paper size:
Classic (5.5 x 8.5)
Usage advice:
Print two sided. The Classic size is on letter size, 2-up.
License:
Creative Commons
Language:
English
Applications required:
PDF Viewer, OpenOffice to edit
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| Menu_Planning.zip | 338.23 KB |
I like it - and a question
Did you mean to have 8 pages in the letter size version ?
I see no difference in the pages. It looks like 4 copies.
Not a problem other than my own confusion.
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"I think the surest sign that there is intelligent life out there in the universe is that none of it has tried to contact us." (Calvin and Hobbes/Bill Waterson)
This rocks!
I was just looking at a bunch of cheesy "mom planners" and trying to figure out how to just make my own (with adequate space to write menus...not to mention all of the other billion things I need to remember). Imagine my delight when I found this...and I could easily edit the files in OpenOffice. So very cool! Thank you so much!
I am interested in seeing
I am interested in seeing this menu/grocery planning page, however, am having difficulties opening the .zip file.
Would someone be willing to email it to me? [admin: email removed]
Thanks in advance!
Kacey
No ! And we do not post open email addresses
The .zip file is fine. I just downloaded and unzipped it to check.
Please try again.
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"I think the surest sign that there is intelligent life out there in the universe is that none of it has tried to contact us." (Calvin and Hobbes/Bill Waterson)
Took me awhile to learn how
Took me awhile to learn how to 'zip' and 'unzip' *smile* but the pdf results in gobbly-gook symbols! ugh.
but yeah, me, I was able to view the documents on 'open office' which I downloaded last night.
trying so hard to learn.
forms look great!
what I've done is ask my grocery store manager to send me the store layout on excel, and then I made a spreadsheet front and back of everything we buy. we highlight what we want to buy that week.
my menu plan isn't a blank form either, I have a hard time planning from scratch each week. I have a form with everything (almost) I know how to cook - and that's limited to one page) with all the main dishes separated by category. famiy knows to pick one beef, one chicken, one salad etc.