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Five Frugal Things | yard edition

The Frugal Girl

I have thought about hiring someone to come chip them all up, but of course, that would not be cheap. Well, when my sweet neighbors Hank and Donna were helping me do some spring yard cleanup a few weeks ago, they offered to help me get rid of that pile, along with one on the other side of my yard. Now we’re back in business!

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7 Health Tips to Boost Your Everyday Wellness

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

You might be surprised at the how simple it can be to improve your everyday wellness. Of course, the problem with “simple” tips is that they are often easier to read than to implement, since many of them require you to change your habits. It will help you feel better, re-focus, and improve your mood.

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Competency Day Miscellany

The Frugal Girl

Well, I have to go into the lab at school and have a professor watch me do a bunch of tasks on a manikin. But, of course, I will do my best to get everything down my first time. They’re both A&P (anatomy and physiology) instructors in Australia, and I’ve been listening to their podcast for years.

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Can you freeze food in glass jars?

The Frugal Girl

If you’re freezing something like nuts, seeds, or flour, then of course this is not a problem; those things don’t expand much at all when they’re frozen. But if your jar contents are water-based, then they’re definitely going to expand. Do you need to use wide-mouth jars?

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Five Frugal Things | I fixed it, Officer!

The Frugal Girl

I received a 10-day repair order, and I figured that this was probably a job I could handle myself (with the assistance of YouTube, OF COURSE.) I believe these bulbs are the original pair from when I got my van, so I figure that if one is burnt out, the other one is on its last leg as well. Marie shared with us.)

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Meet a Reader | Mid-Atlantic Julia

The Frugal Girl

Last year, to make a little extra cash, I started boarding dogs through Rover, and I am about to start a very very part time job using my RN license for a home care company. We’re in a semi -rural area within 30 minutes of a few good-sized towns, and within 2-3 hours of several major cities. canned peaches = summer in a jar 2.

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Q&A | Nursing School Qs, plus shoes, a planner, and the abandoned house

The Frugal Girl

They’re covered with a skin-like material, and the lab techs can just rinse them out after use so that the next group can use them as well. In case you’re new, here’s a post about the abandoned house , which has provided a lot of the things I used to furnish my rental house.) On each other?

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