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How To Re-use Common Items

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

Last weekend my grown son was home for our autumn family picnic. If something is useful and I might personally use it later, it gets saved and used again. Common Items to Re-Use and How to Re-Use Them. Zip lock bags are routinely washed and used again for food (or other) storage.

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Five Frugal Things | A lunch-y edition

The Frugal Girl

I’m using metal containers to pack my lunches Reusable containers make for a greener lunch, and a cheaper lunch. I love glass containers for food storage at home, largely because they are see-through. Food that’s visible is food that’s less likely to go to waste! Seriously life-changing, guys.

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Build Your Home Food Storage Without Breaking the Bank

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

One of the best things you can do for the sake of your own self reliance is to build up your home food storage. Your home food storage can tide you over in the event of a financial setback, or be part of your efforts for emergency preparedness. For many, this means that you need to look at the space in your home.

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Five Frugal Things | Oy, that exam!

The Frugal Girl

” mode and went home to dig into the prep work for today’s lectures on respiratory disorders and diabetes. I used a Starbucks gift card for a drink and sandwich My friend Mia and I went out to Starbucks with Sonia, and I used a gift card from my Erie YourTurn rewards to pay for my purchase. I regret nothing.

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9 Tips for Setting up and Settling into a New Home

Koupon Karen

Moving into a new home is like starting a new chapter in your life. It’s a place where new residents quickly feel at home, thanks to the warm, welcoming community and the endless outdoor activities available right at their doorstep. Here are some tips to help you set up and settle into your new home smoothly and efficiently.

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Thankful Thursday | I kept us here with words

The Frugal Girl

Her story is different than mine because she did stay in the marital home, but still, this resonated with me. I built something, on my own, with my words, that puts food on my table and keeps a roof over my head. So, I feel both a whispered, grateful, “I kept us here with words.”

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How to Recharge When You Work from Home

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

Working from home. Those of us who don’t work from home often romanticize the notion of working from home. People who work from home get to set their own schedule. Plus, they can do the laundry while they’re working. Sure, all of the above are benefits of working from home.