On Sun, 23 Jul 2017 06:59:11 -0400, Gary > wrote:

wrote:
>>
>> If you are very busy, or are inconvenienced then a delivered meal
>> might be tempting. They have 'Meals to go" in my supermarket but I
>> don't bother, not my sort of taste and expensive, but they sell.
>
>While I'm still working, a good frozen dinner is fine for me on
>busy days. If I run out of home-cooked-and-frozen meals, I have
>no problem buying some of the commercial frozen dinners. I always
>keep a few favorites on hand. They have vastly improved since the
>1960's Swanson frozen turkey dinners. I don't turn my nose up at
>anything.
>
>I love to cook but not so much after a long day at work then
>still chores at home to do.

I agree about the frozen dinners, I resort to them and sympathise with
the long day at work then home and faced with more I am retired
and still on Monday mornings if it is snowing, think sympathetically
of people who have to commute - I do also stay clear of commuting
hours so as not to add to it for those who have to be there.