Prairie Eco-Thrifter
SEPTEMBER 22, 2013
Certain types of shoes were also forbidden (such as flip flops or tennis shoes). A study once conducted by members of the economics department at Elon University in North Carolina concluded (according to article Clothes and Personal Grooming Can Affect Earnings on Live Science ). Beyond that, what is important?
Work With What You've Got
JULY 2, 2009
Another less than 5 dollar vintage piece… And now for the shoes. It was mostly about the shoes. As you know, my husband and I are feeling the economic crunch. And I need new jeans (I promise, I am going to get to the shoes!). Because shoes pretty much always fit. That’s a long time. And there they were.
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Prairie Eco-Thrifter
MARCH 17, 2013
I remember when there was a shoe repair shop on almost every corner. Remember when high school kids were required to take shop and/or home economics? I used to darn my family’s socks, but now don’t. I give away perfectly good electronics because they are ‘out of date’ – they don’t work with new software.
Koupon Karen
FEBRUARY 28, 2024
Buy more for longer while protecting future months against food inflation or shrinking income fluxes driven by economic shifts or job insecurities. Start by proudly telling colleagues about the wonderful code found that drops specialty running shoes to Half Marathon entry fee costs!
Prairie Eco-Thrifter
DECEMBER 22, 2016
It has just never been economically justifiable. Extra clothes & shoes. In my 67 years, I can never remember a time when I needed to be as self-sufficient as my grandparents or great-grandparents. However, I have longed to have those back up systems in place. Food that can survive without power and is easily prepared. Sewing kit.
The Frugal Girl
JANUARY 22, 2024
Splurges: Shoes, books and art supplies. Good shoes are essential for me, as I have accessory navicular syndrome and like to be active. It’s healthier, and when eggs were incredibly expensive, it was much more economical (still is since I buy flaxmeal in bulk). What’s one thing you splurge on? Try things!
Saving Cents With Sense
MAY 6, 2013
Trains are still a fun and economically friendly way to travel. You don’t get put through the metal detectors, baggage x-ray, shoe removal, and restrictions on liquid and other items in your luggage. Train travel is becoming more popular now than ever. See mountains, rivers, and more when you travel by train. Easy check in.
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