By Lisa Brisch, Certified Personal Chef, Dinner Thyme Personal Chef Service
The holidays are over, and the school/work routine is back in full swing. Perhaps one of your New Year’s resolutions was to eat together as a family at your own dinner table more often. That can be hard between making sure homework is done and getting your kids to their after school activities. Deciding on what’s for dinner can add more stress to your already overloaded day.  Here are some tips on getting a handle on dinner.
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OK. It’s that time of year – the end of an old one and beginning of the new. Instead of New Year’s resolution to lose X amount of pounds, why not try to eat better? It’s less restrictive than dieting and you concentrate on foods you should eat as opposed to what you shouldn’t eat. As a result, you’ll lose weight because you’ll be eating smarter.

Kids are back in school and the school year routine is back in full swing. After school, activities are planned and everyone knows the schedule. Oh, wait a minute. Thanksgiving is right around the corner and then the December holidays are right on its heels. Are you hosting any of these celebrations? Are you out of your mind?

Wouldn’t it be great to have someone plan, shop, and cook all your dinners? Yeah, and then I woke up from that dream. In reality, a personal chef can save you time and money, and you don’t have to be rich.