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 it over at Saving Money Plan. There you can also read a bit about my grocery budgeting tactics since we dropped the bi-weekly paycheck to move off-grid and start a homestead.
Admiring the things we do not plant.
Hi Friends! It is good to be back with just enough solar power to pop in with a quick post. So much is happening on the homestead and I can’t wait to share it with y’all, but today I’d like to share some recent frugal talk articles with you. At Saving Money Plan you’ll find……
When it broke I added it to my "list" on the refrigerator. Those two words; "pepper grinder" are still on that list three weeks later. And now I have crossed them off. But I didn’t buy a new one, and I don’t plan to. I have used that pepper grinder nearly every day for four…
The coziness of fall has given me the itch to produce things in preparation for winter. Please join me over the next week (or two) as I share my series on making. Do you remember in October when we were peeling dozens of apples for making apple butter? It seemed wasteful to put all of…
I used to love being busy. Errands to run. People to meet. Things to do. Busy was like a drug. I had taken it for so many years that I felt I couldn’t live without it. High school was one sporting event after one choir concert after one 20 hour/week job. And college… well… having…
Last week I was seemingly all over the board in my articles on frugality. First I talked about something our family has been thinking about recently with the cost of everything going up in… Mitigating the Effects of Inflation Next up I shared a recipe for one of our family’s most recent favorite ways to…
