Moving is hard pt. 1: food

What we have:

• pasta
• pesto
• beans
• tofu
• Zat rice and a can of tomatoes
• a chicken breast
• apple pie
• granola bars (good for travel)
• craisins (travel)
• sunflower seeds (travel)
• cereal
• pancake mix
• syrup
• chicken stock
• carrots
• blueberries
• liquor
• cooking oils
• balsamic vinegar

Meal plans:
Monday: dinner: mashed potatoes, carrots, blueberries, apple pie
Tuesday: breakfast: waffles, blueberries
lunch:
dinner: pasta, beans, pesto
Wednesday: breakfast: cereal
lunch: peanut butter sandwiches
dinner: Tuesday leftovers
Thursday: breakfast:
lunch: Sai Ram or India Dabar
Dinner: Tuesday leftovers
Friday: breakfast:
lunch: peanut butter sandwiches
dinner: Zatarain's with fried tofu
Saturday: brunch:
dinner: tailgate party
Sunday: breakfast:
lunch:
dinner: pizza with friends, lots of liquor, give away some stuff
Monday: breakfast: dry cereal
lunch: pb
dinner: on road

new apartments are exciting!

Or, the order in which I shall move my life seven blocks.

Things I can move as soon as we get the keys:

• Desks, green chair, table
• Mattress and sheets (wash them, too)
  
• Out-of-season clothes (sweaters, boots, coat), if I have something to put them in.
• Many books and toys
• Drawing supplies
• Sewing things
• Laundry detergent and Soak
• Telescope
• Decorations not currently up
  

Things I can move the week before we sleep there:

• Most remaining books and toys
• TV
• Most desk stuff
• Yarn
• Most food, pots and pans
  
• Spare q-tips, hair dye, etc.
• DVDs
• Some clothes and shoes? (This is the time to go through everything)
  
• Some dishes
• Clarinet
• Floor lamp
• Decorations
• Printer
  

Things to move the day we officially live there (day after graduation?)

• Toiletries, medications
• Laundry hamper
• Pillows, Lord Emsworth, alarm clock
• Tea, coffee pot
• Phone charger
• Towel, bathrobe, slippers
• Fan if needed
• Curtains
  

Things that can wait until last:

• Remaining clothes (luggage)
  
• Computer
• Car
• Things to be stored (my sheets, storage containers, boxes)
• Less-common kitchen stuff (baking pans, crock pot)