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Frugal Talk: Time Not Money, Turkey Day Leftovers, and Gluten-Free on the Cheap

Last week I talked about some of my favorite topics in my frugal living articles – using time instead of money, leftovers, and going gluten-free on the cheap.

First I shared more ideas for ways we can avoid the need for more money by doing a bunch of things ourselves in…

Saving at Home: More Ways to Exchange Your Time for Money

This might be a little late, but I also shared a whole bunch of recipes and ideas for using up all of those Thanksgiving leftovers in…

Make the Most of Your Turkey Day Leftovers With These Ideas

Finally, I shared a few tips on how to go gluten-free on the cheap in…

Going Gluten-Free While Not Spending A Fortune

As usual, I would love to see your thoughts in the comments of these articles!

An Ordinary Day – My Very Favorite Kind

The day began like many others – a fire in the wood stove, fried eggs for us, greens shake for him. We talk, he takes his first dose of supplements, and hands me mine because “We can’t both be down.” And he’s right. After many mid-mornings of dragging myself from chore to chore I am…

This Week’s Frugal Talk: Cleaning Products, Food Budget Priorities, and Herbal Medicine

This past week I started up I delved into a variety of topics in my articles at Saving Money Plan and Saving Naturally. I continued our Saving at Home series with a post about the frugal and natural cleaners I have used over the past few years: Saving at Home: Cleaning Products Then I delved…

A Look Into My Tea Cabinet: What We Drink Daily And For Specific Ailments

This article was originally published in October of 2010. Yesterday I told you why I made the switch to loose leaf teas and what equipment I use for brewing them. I am finding that some teas can be enjoyed on a daily basis for their added nutrients and antioxidants, while others can be used to…

Five things that we can live without

photo credit I remember when we first got married (just 3.5 years ago) everything was so wide open. Our lives. Our minds. Our future. Our hearts. I had just graduated from college a month earlier and he had been working off and on since his graduation just two years earlier. We moved to where he…

My Number One Tip For Saving Money

Okay, so by now y’all now that my first tip, financially, is to be a producer rather than a consumer. Being a producer has tons of benefits for everyone that go far beyond saving money. When it comes to saving any money that you do have, though, I share my number one tip for saving…

Nourishing New Year's Goals

I’m not much of a resolution maker. Write plans in pencil, history in pen – right? I am a list-maker and a goal-setter, however, which is why Kimi’s nourishing New Year’s resolutions appealed to me so much. Originally, I was just going to share my goals regarding nourishing myself and my family through food. However,…

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