I am your typical housewife living in high maintenance suburbia. I have a handsome husband, 2 kids and a flock of pet chickens. I try and feed my family with $100 a month. With the help of coupons, gardening and bartering I am able to squeeze the most out of our grocery budget and still manage to have a little fun along the way.
It was a good week! I didn’t buy anything I tried 2 new bread recipes {and they were both winners}. Most of our meals were centered around items we had canned last summer. Last Monday I set out 8 jars I wanted to try and empty by the end of the week. And well, setting Read More >>
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Go On A Solo Adventure. Done Good news! My box of supplies I mailed from my solo adventure to Fair Isle finally arrived. And when I said supplies, what I really meant was wool, clothing and souvenirs. Because seriously, what’s a vacation without a few souvenirs? 😉 Take An Adult Education Class. The Girl and Read More >>
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Good morning from the frozen tundra of Mid Coast Maine where the high today is forecasted for a whopping 18 degrees. I think today might be a good day to stay inside. 🙂 On the agenda for today: List some big bundles of wool on Etsy Keep the wood stove going Try a new bread Read More >>
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One of my goals last year was to be able to pay for all my grocery store purchases by earning that money back by selling totally random things I had collected on my walks along the beaches surrounding our home, or from our walks in general. And well, a lot of other projects sort of Read More >>
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Ahh oatmeal, you probably hated it as a kid and love or at least like it as an adult. I love oatmeal. So versatile and it’s extremely inexpensive to eat or always have on hand. Here are some interesting facts on oats and oatmeal. 1. Oats are used primarily as food for livestock, with only Read More >>
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