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How We Frugal-ed in February 2020

Family Balance Sheet

Frugal living is NOT about feeling deprived. Frugal living is being intentional with our money and creative with our resources, so we have more to put towards the things that are important to us. Frugal Kitchen in February: Curbside Pick-up: I continued my new grocery routine in February. for store-bought iced tea.

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Meet a Reader | Mary from Reflections Around the Campfire

The Frugal Girl

We live on the side of a small mountain in a quiet, rural town, but we’re less than 20 miles from a city of about 25,000 people and its shopping and dining opportunities. How long have you been reading The Frugal Girl? I still remember saving my change as a kid so I could “shop” for books at yard sales.) So, maybe around 2014?

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How We Frugal-ed in January!

Family Balance Sheet

Welcome to my first “How We Frugal-ed” recap of 2020. Frugal living is NOT about feeling deprived. Frugal living is being intentional with our money and creative with our resources, so we have more to put towards the things that are important to us. Frugal Kitchen in January: Meal Plan. Meal Plan.

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WIS, WWA | with an attitude report

The Frugal Girl

What I Spent I spent: $30 at Lidl $16 at the Hispanic grocery store $30 on pizza So, $76 for me this week. Sunday Zoe had a night off of work, so the three of us went out for pizza and then went to Target, where we did some clothes shopping. The post WIS, WWA | with an attitude report appeared first on The Frugal Girl.

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Amazing Art: DIY Crafts from Bowdabra

Motherhood Moments

I found almost all the supplies at a local dollar store. Her frugal craft projects and activity ideas are designed to transform the creatively-challenged into creative pros. Sandy’s focus is on creative and easy projects that parents can do with their kids and that kids can even do on their own that are both frugal and green in nature.

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Go Green and Save Big

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

Being frugal and going green, sometimes you have to cut corners. You can still shop, do home improvements, and go out for a meal. Finding ways to shop smart is easier in the current climate thanks to coupon codes, online vouchers, promo codes and deep savings in coupon apps. Environmentally Safe Shopping.

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Frugal Fixes that Work

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

Step three, using one of those green kitchen scouring pads cut into small squares, scrub the cleanser and water onto the grout. Here are a few things I’ve come up with or utilized over my 67 years on the planet. Shower stalls. If you wipe down the walls after each shower with a dry cloth, you can clean less often. Soap bar holders.

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