Being Frugal doesn’t mean save EVERYTHING Yes, we want to save money and be wise about what goes in and out of our homes, but with that also comes the responsibility of being smart about it. Often times in the name of “being frugal” we, in fact, become obsessive hoarders!
There are SO many benefits to making your own yogurt! First of all, it tastes SO much better when you make it yourself! Secondly, it is way cheaper! Last but not least, it is packed full of healthy probiotics to support a happy gut! And for me, the best part
Walking through the grocery store yesterday, I couldn’t help but notice the wide open spaces of empty shelves that once was where the flour was kept. In some ways it bothered me, but in some ways it encouraged me! People are buying flour and getting into baking again, and that’s
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When a person thinks of “being frugal,” it is often in terms of saving money or time in whatever we are currently doing. A good employer (or employee!) is frugal with the use of resources and personal time management. It is the ability to do much with little. Truthfully, it
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