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Cut Back on Some Expenses to Have Your Dream Wedding

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

I am getting married in the summer of 2014, and we’re therefore in the throes of wedding planning. Throughout this flurry of activity, we’re also being very mindful of our budget. To us, the more important aspects of our wedding are the food (everyone remembers the food), the venue, and the photos.

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How to Build a Bird Feeder from Recycled Materials

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

Sufficient food is vital for them to make it to the next spring, literally. Use the craft knife to cut the first cross and then make it a small circle, to fit the handle of the wooden spoon. If you have used a large soda bottle, repeat this process on the other side of the bottle. Milk or juice jug bird feeder. Marking pen.

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All You Frightfully Fun Halloween Book and Giveaway

Nicoles Nickels

The book also includes dozens of templates to help give projects a professional look. No matter whether you’re gathering toddlers, teens or adults for your annual spookfest, theAll You Frightfully Fun Halloween Handbook offers low-cost, big-bang ideas to ensure everyone a hauntingly good time. The 192-page book is $16.95

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How to Cook for One Person on a Budget

Saving Everyday

I’m guilty of cooking too much food, so when my husband is overseas, I completely change how I plan and prepare my meals. It helps reduce food waste and saves money by making the most of your ingredients. Step Two : Create a simple meal plan template , including your favorite foods and snacks. Here are some tips!

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How to Start a Budget (and be successful at it!)

Family Balance Sheet

We have been using this system ever since. I highly suggest using a separate paper calendar from your normal planner to eliminate any confusion. Also color coding will be helpful as this is a visual exercise, and you will be using all of this info in the upcoming steps. – Food: groceries, meals out, school lunches.

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