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I know I should sit down and take the time to write a proper post. To summarize and to reflect on this past year and how hard and/or easy it was to keep my family feed for one hundred dollars a month. But my mind just draws a blank. I am not a writer. I Read More >>
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I’m glad you’re here. Take a look around. What do you think? Notice anything different? 2012 is going to be a great year. New beginnings. New adventures. New goals and if I play my cards right, maybe a few new stamps in my passport as well. I can’t wait to get started. The fun begins Read More >>
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I’m having a really hard time trying to decide what to do next year. I mean, do I want to continue trying to spend one hundred dollars a month on groceries? The obvious answer would be yes. After all, why on earth would I want to go back to spending $400, $600 or even $800 Read More >>
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A few weeks ago I was able to pick up a ham & 3 boxes of rice at Albertsons for $1.97. My plan was to carefully hide the ham in the back of the fridge until Christmas and cook it then. My plan worked, the HH never found the ham, most likely because I Read More >>
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When I tell people I only spend one hundred dollars a month on groceries for my family, they instantly assume we live off Top Ramen and cereal. But the truth is, we eat the same foods as everyone else. We just pay less for it.
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I am a visual learner. I would rather see how to make a party hat rather than read how to make a party hat. So I decided to load this “How To” demonstration post with a ton of pictures. Party hats are surprisingly easy to make. They can be simple or extravagant and beauty is Read More >>
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I seriously need to find our copy of Napoleon Dynamite and watch it again to prepare for my victory dance next Monday. I didn’t need much last week but I did waltz on in to Albertsons last Tuesday to pick up my special order of {80} 5-packs of Schick razors.
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Several years ago while visiting his Granny’s house, Monkey Boy complimented her on her choice tp. Apparently I don’t buy “the good stuff.” My Mother took pity on the poor boy and now buys the Monkey his own tp every year for his birthday and Christmas.
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