There is nothing quite like restoring order to your home. It is a feeling of not only great accomplishment, but also a renewal. If you are starting an organization project soon, you know that it does require a little bit of an investment and it may feel like the bins, buckets, gadgets and containers youRead More
10 DIY Patriotic Decor Ideas
There is something so wonderful about the colors of the American flag. Of course what it stands for is amazing, but I love the crisp look of it when it is added to a home. It just says, “Summer is here!” to me. Looking at the flag and the colors of it just remind meRead More
Urban Gardening Tips for the Apartment Gardener
If you are living in a city in an apartment, and long to garden, you may feel frustrated that you can’t do it. You dream of large fields on your own property, skim gardening magazines for fuel for your dream and you might even lug yourself to a community garden plot that you don’t tendRead More
Cost Saving Tips for Attending a Wedding
Wedding season is almost here and while you will find plenty of articles on how to cut the costs of your own wedding, there isn’t much information out there on attending one. There is no doubt expenses involved in going to a wedding, especially a destination one, and affording it can be quite a stretchRead More
How to Host an Awesome (Dry) Bachelorette Party
Bachelorette and bachelor parties are notorious for getting a little wild and crazy and this is under the pretense that there has to be alcohol involved in order for it to be a “real” party. Many brides-to-be forgo this part of the party due to many reasons and it doesn’t mean your party will notRead More
10 Couponing Mistakes & How to Avoid Them
Couponing is undoubtedly one of the biggest ways a person can save money. When you are starting to coupon, or even if you are a seasoned couponer, you might be making some mistakes that are slowing you down or not allowing you to maximize your savings. Here’s a list of couponing mistakes and how toRead More
How to Avoid Wedding Disasters
It’s every bride’s worst nightmare; you think things are all set and suddenly something goes wrong and now you feel like all your hard work is for nothing. You are screaming inside, “My big day is going to be ruined!” While there are many things that can go wrong on your wedding day, here areRead More
Eco-Friendly Apartment Living Tips – How To Go Green in an Apartment
Most people think it’s much easier to go green and start living Eco-friendly when you have your own place. You probably have room to garden, compost and a place for recyclables. You can alter things such as the kind of paint you use and the appliances you have. When you live in an apartment, manyRead More
10 Myths About Frugal Living
Frugality is booming and although you may want to get in on the action, you may have no idea where to start. There are some roadblocks many people put up when it comes to living frugal. They think it will require them to give up on things they like and live a bare bones lifestyle.Read More
How To Host a Potluck Wedding Reception
When it comes to saving money on your wedding, you look at all ways you can to do so. One of the biggest expenses is the food you will serve at the reception. Some people are put off by the idea, but this can be a huge way to save some money. In some countries,Read More
How To Garden for Nearly Free
It is not a secret that gardening can be very rewarding and save you money, especially if you grow vegetables. For some people, though, the amount of money it takes to invest in a gardening hobby can be enough to scare them off. Here are some tips for gardening that can make it almost freeRead More
Top 10 Ways to Save Money on your Wedding
Christine is sharing ways to save money on your wedding. I planned my wedding on a $1,000 budget. Anyone who has ever planned a wedding knows that this is a pretty small budget for one. This luckily did not include food as my mom paid for that part, but it did include everything else. ThisRead More
How To Stretch Your Food Stamp (SNAP) and WIC Budget
Christine is sharing tips for how to stretch your SNAP and WIC budget to buy more groceries. A tight food budget is really hard to handle and can cause a lot of stress. Many people on SNAP (formally known as Food Stamps) also get WIC and this can help quite a bit. While it canRead More
What to Look For In a Used Wedding Dress
Christine is sharing tips for what to look for when buying a used wedding dress. Wedding season coming upon us so fast and if you are a bride on a budget, you may be wondering how you are going to afford a dress. One way you can do it is to buy used and hereRead More
15 Frugal DIY Wedding Favors
Wedding season is on its way and if you are doing a DIY wedding to save money, you are probably trying to come up with ways to save on wedding favors. Making favors yourself is so much fun and you can tailor it to fit your wedding perfectly in theme and color without having toRead More
Couponing On Food Stamps (SNAP)
Christine is sharing tips for how to use coupons when you are on food stamps to stretch your grocery budget further. If you are one of millions of Americans who use the SNAP program (what used to be called “food stamps”) due to hard economical times, you may not know that you can save moneyRead More
Spring Cleaning Your Garage
Most people equate getting ready for spring by getting their yard all cleaned up from the aftermath of the harsh winter months, but your garage can really have a toll taken on it in the winter as well. The biggest thing to do for your garage is to get it organized now that the hustleRead More
Eco-Friendly Spring Cleaning Tips
While Spring Cleaning is gearing up, it is important to think of ways to do it in an Eco-friendly manner since so many people will be using chemicals and dumping their trash. The great thing about living green is, you really can do just about anything a more eco-friendly way and it doesn’t require muchRead More
How to Score Free Books
Book worms, take note! There are many ways you can find free books that are right under your nose. Do you spend way to much on books? There are so many ways online and off that you can find free books to keep and borrow that you may find you never have to purchase oneRead More
10 Tips for Holding a Successful Yard Sale
With Spring on it’s way, you are probably doing some Spring cleaning and that means you probably have junk at home that you are wanting to get rid of. One way to do just that is to hold a yard sale and make a little profit on your unwanted items. After all, they say, “OneRead More
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