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For the most part, I had a good time working at a warehouse this past holiday season {and no, I won’t be saying what major retailer I worked for}. I specifically wanted to find a seasonal job that did not deal with the public and that I had no experience doing before. I meet several really Read More >>
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Welcome to my 52 Ways to Save $100 a Month series. We’re serious about saving money in 2016. Sometimes it’s the little things and sometimes it’s the big things. I’m here to walk you through some little things that can add up to BIG savings. 52 little things to be exact. Every week, join me Read More >>
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Leftovers. Do you still have a bunch of them sitting in your fridge? On Christmas day a friend of the HH’s dropped by a bunch of bbq {very nice, but totally random} and so the boys have been eating nothing but potato salad, fried rice and ribs for the last 2 days. As soon as Read More >>
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I am so excited to share my goals for 2017 with everyone but first, we need to finish out this year. Are you ready? Here we go: 1. Pay Down the Mortgage We were able to knock off an EXTRA 5 years and 9 months off our mortage this past year. And you know what? Read More >>
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Ham goes hand in hand with the holidays. It’s delicious and feeds a crowd. It’s also incredibly expensive…up front at least. While you have to drop a pretty penny on a decent sized ham, it’s amazing how many recipes you can make from leftovers. It’ll feed your crowd and then some–so when you break it Read More >>
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