Prairie Eco-Thrifter

AUGUST 25, 2014

As a huge bonus, cooking together saves money rather than eating out. Hiking, taking the dog for a walk, playing badminton in the backyard: all of these things are great ways to spend down time unplugged. J likes to chop, and it’s my personal least favorite part of cooking, so he chops, I measure and stir and season.

Financial Goals 213

Financial Goals Goals Budgeting Budget 213

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

FEBRUARY 9, 2014

Amy Dacyczyn, author of the popular 1990s The Tightwad Gazette showed her husband how much she cared by stomping out a heart shape in the snow in their backyard. She didn’t spend any money, but she spent something more precious, her time, showing she was thinking of her husband. Why pay $5 for a card? Make Coupons. Go Frugal'

Frugal 177

Frugal Kids Jewelry and Watches Flowers and Plants 177

Couponing 101

JANUARY 19, 2020

You could head to your favorite park to bike or hike, or you could stargaze in your own backyard. Get Outside. There are so many wonderful free things you can do outside as a couple! If you live in a cold climate, having a snowball fight, building a snowman, or ice skating can be fun, playful activities for couples.

Netflix 95

Netflix Meals Dinner Cooking 95