What is a good do able 1,500 calories meal plan that I can have everyday

I'm pretty lazy, I eat a lot of convenience foods like breaded frozen chicken. However, I do also eat a lot of steam in the bag veggies. 10 servings of fruit and veggies is about 28 ounces of fruit and vegetables per day. I can't do that everyday, but, at least 10 days of the month I try to hit a full 10 servings of fruit and veg.
I eat fast food 4 days of the week, I just know what I can order and I log it and adjust.
I probably weigh more than you do, since I add a bunch of walking, I eat around 2300 calories per day to lose at a daily deficit of 750 calories, so, I lose 1.5 lbs a week. But, I weigh 229 lbs and walk around 15,000 steps per day.
There's a whole bunch of different ways to lose the weight. Your calories out just have to be greater than your calories in and it's a whole lot easier to just eat what you've been eating, just in smaller quantities. Well, unless you were tired of that food anyways.

I'll work with the cheap and easy. Get yourself a pack of deboned chicken thighs, a variety of frozen veggies, oatmeal and milk for breakfast, a bag of fruit, bread, wraps, and rice.

Breakfast (~187 cal)-
Coffee w/unsweetened vanilla almond milk
bagel thin with promise spread
Morning Snack (~225 cal) -
8 oz unsweetened vanilla almond milk
47g/1 scoop Syntha chocolate milkshake protein powder
Lunch (~344 cal)-
ReadyPac Bistro Organic Chicken Caesar Salad
113g/0.5 cup Stop and Shop Nonfat Vanilla Greek Yogurt
5 strawberries
Afternoon Snack (~237 cal)
cup of coffee w/fat free half and half
1 Hershey milk chocolate miniature
1 Luna gluten free high protein bar, choc chip cookie dough
Dinner (~553 calories)
3/4 lb baked marinated tilapia
cauliflower fried rice

That was one day I had that came in around 1546 calories. But, really, just add you food into the diary. Eat smaller portions, for higher calorie foods that you make substitute ingredients with lower calorie ones. You can really eat anything!

Keep in mind that 200 calories of a combination of high fiber, protein, medium healthy fat, and fiber-rich carbs will sustain you longer than 200 calories of refined carbohydrates like white bread. As you go along, you'll learn what protein, fiber, healthy fat rich foods will keep you going the best. A calorie might be a calorie in terms of weight loss, but they're not all equal in terms of how they make you feel, so learning what your body responds best to is a process. If you feel miserable eating 1500 calories, adjust macros before increasing calories.

A good starting point my nutritionist gave me is the 40/30/30 diet (the zone diet) - you eat whatever you like as long as 40% of what you eat is carbs, 30% is fat, and 30% is protein. Shoot for 30-40g fiber per day as well, a bit at each meal, and you'll feel really good. You learn pretty fast what keeps you satisfied, and 40/30/30 is a macro balance that a lot of people respond well to (though I've seen bodybuilders do 33/33/33). You can find a bunch of recipes on the zone website, but you can also just plug the 40% carb 30% protein 30% fat percentages into MFP and do a little meal tetris. In general, my meals are about 4oz protein (like a piece of chicken thigh, which has lots of healthy fat), a high fiber fruit or vegetable (berries are awesome), and cottage cheese with chia seeds (a fiber, fat, and protein powerhouse). I default to the same meals most days. Eggs, bacon, and toast are an easy go-to as well.

Good luck! We can be friends if you want to creep on my diary and see what I eat. It's not perfect every day, but it can give you some ideas. I see a nutritionist and a dietician, so my meal plan was created under the advisement of professionals.

If you want help seeing what fits in 1500 calories, I'd say play with the food log, but for more ideas maybe try eatthismuch, which is a free (unless you go premium, and no reason to, IMO) site that gives you a meal plan based on the calories, macros, and eating style you give it. I wouldn't follow it exactly, but it might help with ideas if you are really new to this.

I eat 1500 right now, but I eat kind of weirdly, so... (Feel free to check my diary, though.)