Healthy organic foods on a budget
Eating healthy organic foods is important to me. I want to feed my family the very best food, but at the very best price too! We all know that ingesting chemicals is not good for us. I also know that...
View ArticleFree Craftsy Classes
Free! I love getting things for free! I also love sewing, knitting, quilting, baking and more. What do the two of these things have to do with each other? Craftsy offers free classes in many...
View ArticleHealthy foods for the end of your budget
Healthy foods at the end of your budget? You may think I am crazy for saying this, but trust me, I am not. Many of the foods I list below may already be lurking in your pantry or refrigerator. Foods...
View ArticleWhat I buy at Aldi (and a few things I don’t buy)
What I buy at Aldi Supermarket When I moved to Virginia, I was so excited to see that we had not just one, but two Aldi Supermarkets within a few minutes drive from our home. I was familiar with...
View ArticleBeans are good for you and good for your wallet
Beans are good for you and good for your wallet. Beans are one of the most economical sources of protein around. They are high in fiber, protein, vitamin B and iron. My family loves beans. I think...
View ArticleMenu Planning and Free Printable Planners
Menu planning is so much easier to do when you have a great printable planner that you can log your recipes on. I really like the planners that have an area for groceries too. Hanging my menu plan on...
View ArticleEasy Wine Bottle to Vase DIY Project
Easy wine bottle to vase DIY project is just what the title states. Easy! Every once and a while, I get crafty and get out of the kitchen and create something for my home. My blogging friend, Susan...
View Article5 Foods Worth Making from Scratch
There are many foods worth making from scratch, I am just going to share 5 of them with you. As time goes by, I will add more to the list. Convenience foods do find their way in my home every once...
View ArticleMenu Plan Monday #50
Menu Plan Monday #50! I can’t believe I have hit 50 menu plans. Of course, I have made many more menus over the years. Menu planning has saved me so much time and money. Yesterday was a busy and fun...
View ArticleThe 12 Frugal Weeks Before Christmas
The 12 Frugal Weeks Before Christmas is a new series I am writing. I hope you are as excited to read it as I am to write it. You will find the series here every Wednesday until Christmas. At the...
View ArticleBreast Cancer Awareness – Free and Low Cost Mammograms
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month According to the CDC.org other than skin cancer, breast cancer is the most common cancer among women. Getting mammograms regularly is so very important....
View ArticleChristmas Card Savings, The 12 Frugal Weeks Before Christmas
Christmas can be such an expensive time of the year. I know that Big and I go over budget every year. We are good about sticking to the budget until the last couple of weeks before Christmas and then...
View Article17 Frugal Ways to wrap gifts, The 12 Frugal Weeks Before Christmas
Finding the right way to wrap a gift at Christmas can make a special gift seem even more appealing. It can also break the bank. Wrapping paper and gift cards are so expensive. With a little bit of...
View ArticleOrganizing Your Kitchen for Free
I am so excited to have Susan from Organized 31 share one of her organizing posts with all of you. Please welcome her and take a few minutes to stop by her website and see what else she has going on....
View ArticleEating In – Preparing a Perfect Romantic Dinner
Today’s post is brought to you from Stacey of PositivelyStacey. I am so excited to have Stacey share one of her great posts. I think you will love it. Make sure you take a few minutes to stop by and...
View ArticleCleaning Tips to Save Money and Time in the Kitchen
5 Cleaning Tips to Save Money and Time in the Kitchen The Kitchen is one of my favorite places to be. I love to try new recipes and play with kitchen gadgets. What I don’t love about my kitchen is...
View ArticleGrocery Store Budget Busters- Living Big on Less Money
Grocery store budget busters are lurking on the shelves of your favorite store! Coming up with and sticking to a grocery budget can be hard! Trust me, I have struggled with it many times. I love to...
View ArticleCutting the Cable Cord – How I saved $100 a month
Cutting the cable cord is one way we recently began to save $100 a month. I know, that is a lot of money. It was easy really. I love saving money and am always on the lookout for ways to save even...
View ArticleBirthday Freebies (or almost free) – Living Big on Less Money
Birthday freebies – who doesn’t love a freebie? I know I do! I enjoy getting e-mails from my favorite restaurants and merchants telling me that I qualify for a free dinner, burger, or any other type...
View ArticleEasy Woven Jute Placemats
Easy Woven Jute Placemats will take you about 1 or 2 hours to make. The longest part of making these placemats is the cutting! I love the look of burlap and jute. I think it has a wonderful rustic...
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