For the menu boards:

You put it in a 11 x 14 or 8 x 10 frame and use a dry erase marker to plan your weekly menu. The one box is for your shopping list.  It saves a lot of money, because you know what you're having and not buying things you don't need.

MENU BOARDS

 FEBRUARY BUTTERFLY

 FEBRUARY HEARTS

 MARCH--ST.PATTY'S DAY

 MARCH--EASTER

 OCTOBER--HALLOWEEN

CHRISTMAS 

 DECEMBER

WINTER 

 SPRING

 SUMMER

 FALL

 KAREN

 HOMETOWN

 ALOHA

 RETRO STARS

 EARTH

 BUSHEL OF APPLES

 FOUND A WORM

 PICNIC TIME

 PURPLE AND BLUE

 JULY

 BIRTHDAY

 VACATION PLANNING

 COUNTRY HOME

A LITTLE BIT OF PARIS

CARRIE BLUE 

CARRIE PINK

Menus

I initially made these menu boards out of necessity, now I make them for fun.  I am a working Mom and there were so many nights that I'd just scrounge to find anything for dinner.  We'd also head to the grocery store and end up buying whatever we thought we might have, then come home and wonder what to eat. 

So I saw a menu board at my friends house, took the idea and ran with it.  Now we set down every week, decide what we want to eat, have a list right there for what we need when we do head to the store and wa-lah!  We've been saving money and had a good, well-balanced meal every night.  Awesome!  I have one for every month and some extras from people who requested individualized menus.  I'll post more as I go along!