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If you’ve followed my blog for any length of time, you know I try to lead a frugal lifestyle. I garden and barter for food, shop sales and cook in bulk. I look for ways to save and new ways to cut our budget. And I’ve implemented all sorts of new ideas this past year. Read More >>
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The beauty of being a blogger is that I have a platform to share whatever noteworthy topic that pops into my head. Sometimes, the crazy stories I come across on the inter-web or the random thoughts that pop into my mind aren’t really noteworthy at all {on their own}. They usually make me pause, laugh, Read More >>
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Hello Friday! On the agenda for today: Take a nap {Don’t you love how that is at the top of my list?} Make a pasta salad and somehow incorporate salmon into it List 2 things on Ebay {I thought I was done but apparently not} Date day with the HH Pop by the library and Read More >>
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A teacher friend of mine was telling me she did one of the kid’s Christmas crafts I posted about last year and was asking if I had anything new up my sleeve for this year. I’ve posted a few newbies to add to my kid-friendly craft list, so I thought I’d round them all up Read More >>
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Being frugal doesn’t mean that you have to hole yourself up in a bunker somewhere and cut the outside world off, using only sticks and mud to meet your basic needs. It really is about getting your money to stretch as far as possible. I mean, when it really comes down to it, your money Read More >>
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