Living Frugally in the Modern World
His family has always gotten together for a huge potluck (I say ‘huge’ because it is at least 40 people strong,) and a night time fireworks display. Then name it “Stars And Stripes Cake.” Make iced tea and float the strawberries in it.
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Do you buy things you want, whether or not you can afford them at the moment? You can turn the boat around and save yourself, if you so choose. Learn to recognize your feelings of excitement at the thought of buying something and then find something healthy that will create the same feeling.
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It will, however, serve to show some of you that even a shopaholic can learn to be thrifty. I’d like to learn how to make gifts for people. Like I said, I’m not a Simply Thrifty expert, but I’m willing to learn and share my journey along the way.
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Our family does not watch a whole lot of television. Every trip to the video rental store cost a pretty penny in late/lost fees, from the previous month. When we decided that it is time to add to our collection, we will buy the movie and then watch it without the fear of late fees or lost fees.
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Just for the sake of proving my point, I went into the closet and counted. My first order of thrift therapy is to do some “sole searching” and figure out which ones I really need, which I’ve purchased but never worn and the ones that I can sell at a rummage sale.
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I married a middle class, blue collar worker and popped out seven babies. It is far cry from the lifestyle that would allow me to live the life of a shopaholic. Here I am, staring down the business end of my twenties and trying to raise a family of nine on one income.
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Happy Father’s Day to all you frugal (and even you not so frugal) dads out there.
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Does your library have a summer reading program? Our does. The summer reading program is nice because it gives our son a goal, and there are various prizes and goodies to help motivate him. Like most things at the library, the summer reading program is free.
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Our son helps him in the basement work shop and even has his own screwdriver, hammer and ratchet. Today, as I’m typing this on my son’s sixth birthday, I’m watching him pick strawberries and pull out some weeds and I’m amazed at how gentle he is with the plants.
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