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Archive for June, 2008

Frugal Recipes:
Frozen Grapes
Strawberry Salad
 
Enjoy!
 

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Well, part one turned out to be pretty long, LOL, but I do believe that you all know how much income fluctuates from year-to-year, and about what my monthly bills are.
This, by the way, is turning out to be one of the leaner years. We will make do, though. We always do.
Last year was a [...]

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I was asked this morning if I wouldn’t mind posting my income, as a reference for others, here on the blog. I haven’t done so yet, because it varies from year-to-year, sometimes greatly.
For instance, last year my (work) income was about $10,000 after deductions. I do not include my daughters survivors benefits as income. I also [...]

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Good morning everyone! I received an email from a very nice lady this morning, a reader who has benefited from this blog. I love receiving emails from my readers. It helps me to know what topics everyone needs me to post on. We all live different, lives, and we all need different things. (I will [...]

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The only things that we actually recycle are returnables. We do not have a vehicle, and we do not have mandatory recycling pick-up because we live in a privately owned park. There are some other things that we do, though:
* We get what newspapers that we need from my mother. When we are done with them,  I use [...]

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There are still things that I intend to start doing to help the environment and to live more frugally. I am attempting to green my home in small steps.
* I used to reuse aluminum foil, and I am going to get back into the habit of this. I will do the same with the wax [...]

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 There are many ways in which we can all live more frugally while saving our environment. Greening our homes does not have to cost megabucks up front. We can take our time to learn, which will provide us with money savings down the road. With the money that we save, we can purchase helpful items [...]

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The UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme) offer a list of 80 ways to celebrate World Environment Day. It is a great list, and a great thing to do for our Earth. If you read the growing number of posts in my Goals: Save and Help category, you will see what my family is doing to [...]

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I have been doing this by adding the used grounds to the garden and planters. It is easy to just dump them in and spread them around.
I will also be trying to use them as ant repellent. I noticed a huge ant hill in my yard today.
Here are a couple of links that share many [...]

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There was a benefit yard sale here in town last weekend. I went and spent $8.oo on:
$2.00 on 2 handcrafted angel pins for charity
.50 for a brand new stationary set
$2.00 on a holiday quilt that looks brand new and hand made
$1.00 on a cast iron baking pan with mini snowmen (will be great for my [...]

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