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
Get Growing: DIY Garden Sign
Do you want to spruce up your garden with a little fun and whimsy? Then give this easy to make and even easier to enjoy DIY garden sign a try. You can make your own in a jiffy, and when you are done you will have some unique garden art that your neighbors areRead More
7 Ways to Get Rid of Ants Naturally
It seems like it is always ant season! They come in when it rains in the spring, come back when it gets hot in the summer, and visit again when it gets too cold in the fall. If you are like me and avoid using chemicals in your home, you need some ways to getRead 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
Save Money By Living An Eco-Friendly Lifestyle
If you’ve ever considered living an eco-friendly lifestyle, the first thing you might have noticed is the expense. At first glance it might look like living this type of life is extremely expensive. However, I’ve come to realize that it doesn’t have to be expensive. In fact living eco-friendly can actually save you money! Today’sRead More
Naturally Frugal Tip: 4 Ways to Make Reuseable Grocery Bags
I bought my first reusable grocery bags in in 1992 in a Navy Exchange at NAS Pt. Mugu. They are made of sturdy canvas and are still going strong 21 years later. The down side: I only bought 2! And I need more than that for our grocery purchases. Over the years, I have boughtRead More
5 Ways to Save Money at a Farmers’ Market
Spring means it is time to round up the family, grab your shopping bags, and make a trip to your local farmers market! Farmers markets are a great place to buy produce grown by local farmers, as well as fresh baked breads, plants, and other handmade or homegrown products. While you might think natural productsRead 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
Egg Carton Craft – DIY Upcycled Egg Carton Flower Wreath
With Easter this weekend, most of us are certain to have an abundance of egg cartons around the house that are perfect for this egg carton craft! This year, get creative with upcycling your egg cartons instead of sending them to recycle. Egg carton flowers are really simple to make and they can be aRead More
Frugal Easter Table Decor Ideas
Tatanisha of Table Decor Ideas is sharing a fun Easter Table Decor idea that you can pull together at the last minute. I can’t believe that Easter is happening this Sunday. Wow, that went FAST! We were just talking about March Madness and Table Decor Ideas for St. Patrick’s Day. And here we are. So what are your EasterRead More
DIY Easter Egg Cups
These DIY Easter Egg Cups are made using plastic Easter eggs from a Dollar Store. Don’t you love the look of egg cups? They are perfect for your Easter breakfasts or brunches, as they keep your hard-boiled eggs upright and easy to eat. Egg cups are also a great way to display the eggs youRead 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
The Health Benefits of Magnesium
The Health Benefits of Magnesium Ever since we were young we have heard the importance of getting our daily dose of vitamins and minerals. One of most important minerals for the body is Magnesium. Magnesium is the fourth most abundant minerals in the body. It plays an important role in the absorption of calcium andRead 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
DIY Easy Upcycled Chair Planter
Have you ever been driving down the street, and just so happen to see an old chair that has been put out to pasture? People toss out old chair regularly, perhaps because they are worn, damaged, or just plain ugly. That was the case when we came across this sad little chair once upon aRead 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 Easily Travel with Pets
With Summer Vacation planning already started some of us have to make that decision of taking our pets with us or boarding them while we are out of town. If you are like many and consider your pets a part of your family it is a hard thing to leave them behind while traveling. HereRead More
Spring Cleaning List – The 10 Neglected Areas
The breezes are becoming mild and with the sun shining outside its hard to focus on work indoors. But it’s a traditional ushering in of Spring to give your home a thorough freshening and cleaning. There are plenty of areas that need to be deep cleaned and I know I for one am never at a loss forRead 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
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