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"Every time I head to my local grocery store, I direct my cart to aisle 12 as if I&amp;#039;m on autopilot. I tend to proceed to this aisle before I even pick up a sales circular at the door, skim the shelves or glance at the enticing food displays. In this aisle alone, I usually pick up lunch and dinner. This aisle is home to every frozen meal you can imagine\u2014Healthy Choice, Lean Cuisine and Smart Ones for those watching their weight, Marie Callender&amp;#039;s for those who prefer something hearty (since having them for lunch would be a bit gluttonous, I suggest trying these for dinner), Boston Market for restaurant lovers, and my personal favorite, Stouffer&amp;#039;s. They even offer store brand varieties for the penny pinchers. I usually go for what&amp;#039;s on sale or whatever tempts my palate at the moment.  Frozen meals are easy, quick and generally tasty. This explains why I like them\u2014actually I love them. They fit my lifestyle and we go hand in hand. What else can I say? We just work. I usually don&amp;#039;t take a lunch at work so it&amp;#039;s great to be able to pop one in the microwave and five minutes later\u2014viola! Insert a fork and grab a drink (I keep utensils in my desk drawer and drinks in my coworker&amp;#039;s fridge) and lunch is served. And once I get home every night, the last thing I want to do is figure out what to eat for dinner. Instead, I open my freezer and before you know it, I&amp;#039;m in front of the television watching Desperate Housewives and eating a Stouffer&amp;#039;s lasagna meal. Tonight, I plan on doing the same (minus catching my favorite girls on Wisteria Lane). Sometimes, I wonder what I would do if these timesaving meals didn&amp;#039;t exist. Eat out every night? Cook?! Perhaps I&amp;#039;ll ask for pots and pans this Christmas just in case. \u2014Crystal Tate, Assistant Editor  What type of food fits your lifestyle? What&amp;#039;s your default dinner? Tell us in the comments. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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