Last-minute meal delivery service
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Anonymous
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DH and I have a daughter who is almost 2, and I unfortunately was laid up last week with a herniated disc in my neck, a pinched nerve and arm sciatica. The pain was so bad that I had to be hospitalized. I'm home now but can only leave the bed to go to the bathroom. This apparently will last for awhile. DH and I both work full time and usually are pretty 50/50, with meal planning and prep being my things. My parents have both been out to help but have had to go; his family is useless, so we're on our own for awhile.
The poor guy is busting his tail for me and has been really sweet about it, but I want to take some of the load off of him in pretty short order. I'd love to use a healthy meal-delivery service and would love recs - particularly for one from which we could place orders for this week. That seems like it will be a challenge, but I can't use a computer and also can't hold the iPhone for all that long. I know this is the wrong forum, but any recs for laundry pickup/delivery also would be welcome. Thanks for any tips and sorry for typos/incoherence - typing lefty while on pain meds has been challenging. |
Anonymous
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Souper Girl is the only one I know of:
http://www.thesoupergirl.com/how-it-works/delivery-zones-and-schedule/ Hope you feel better soon. |
Anonymous
| Why can't you just call your favorite restaurants for delivery? TakeOutTaxi? |
Anonymous
+1 -- Moby dicks. pollo a la brasa, some chinese. |
Anonymous
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Where do you live? What neighborhood?
Foodler.com and grubhub.com both are restaurant delivery aggregators--they list a bunch of menus and let you order online. |
Anonymous
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