October 2010
1 post
Shortcuts - You, Too, Can Have More Self-Control -... →
Oct 9th
September 2010
5 posts
life candy: 10 Useful Numbers I've Put in My Cell... →
Sep 22nd
20 Things It's Cheaper To Buy Than DIY →
Sep 22nd
Sep 18th
Time to take a Walk-About…. Organizing Junkie →
Sep 5th
Martha Stewart Seasonal Produce Recipe Idea →
Yum!
Sep 4th
August 2010
21 posts
A Guide to Becoming a Part-Time Bicycle Commuter |... →
Aug 28th
This Time Last Year | A Story Of Debt →
Aug 28th
Want to save big money with your sewing skills?... →
Aug 26th
Activities For Kids | Blogger For Hire →
Aug 25th
Upcycle Old Art into Handmade Seed Paper | kiddio... →
Even if you didn’t add the seeds, this seems like it would be a fun project for kids to do and a good way to get rid of their almost-art without them complaining!
Aug 24th
Five Best Places to Buy Cheap Textbooks ::... →
Aug 24th
Tips on Tipping for 63 Services :: Coupon Sherpa →
Aug 24th
Our Playroom Gets a New Look with Board and Batten →
I love this room! As I told Beth, it makes me want to move back to the US and buy a big house I can’t afford!
Aug 22nd
Your Money - Frugality Can Be Acquired, but It... →
Aug 21st
Handmade gift ideas for teens | Skip To My Lou →
Aug 19th
Guest information packets: Be organized before... →
Aug 15th
Craftzine.com blog : Flashback: Woven Map Basket →
I’ve seen a lot of baskets lately in different stores that have been woven using Chinese newspapers- the difference being that those were made with newspaper strips rolled to the thickness of a cord. Seems like a great project!
Aug 15th
MADE: TUTORIAL: Recycled Grocery Totes →
Aug 14th
App Smart - Help for Do-It-Yourself Wedding... →
Aug 14th
Consumers Find Ways to Spend Less and Find... →
Aug 9th
5 Lazy Ways to Simplify Your Days :: Little House... →
Aug 8th
Impoverished Parenting | BlogHer →
Aug 8th
Weekly Chore Schedule :: Home Ec 101 →
My new favorite site.
Aug 7th
Uppercase Woman: Guest Post: Jayme →
Aug 6th
get organized save money :: simplify 101 →
Aug 5th
The Simple Dollar » Frugality and Fear of Health... →
Aug 3rd
July 2010
32 posts
Indie Fixx: Make your own hand/body cream! →
Jul 31st
Salvaged cupboard door = serving tray - Craftynest →
Ikea ‘as-is’ department, here I come!
Jul 31st
Cleaning Products: Are you spending more than... →
Jul 30th
Simplifying the Closet | Modern Gal →
Jul 29th
Om-Nom-Nomnivore - Hot and Fresh Flour Tortillas →
Homemade tortillas- yummy!
Jul 22nd
How to make gift bags from newspaper | How About... →
Jul 21st
27 Great Tips for Around the House | Milk Your... →
Tip #22 is genius!
Jul 19th
Don’t blow your dough! Use the Windfall Planner... →
Another fantastic article from Squawkfox, this one on how to allocate any windfall you have coming in. I know I’ll be using this for my tax refund!
Jul 19th
Despair as Job Search Drags On and Money Dries Up... →
Jul 17th
LauPre » Zip-up Earbuds →
This is a cool yet geeky / geeky yet cool solution to a problem. And easy too! You just have to not mind having zippers attached to your ears…
Jul 15th
Acquiring Emergency Supplies :: The Dollar... →
Jul 14th
10 Creative Ways To Educate Your Children About... →
Jul 14th
Design*Sponge :: diy project: recycled cardboard... →
Those cat scratchers are expensive (especially now that Ikea has stopped selling them), but I always have an extra box or two lying around.
Jul 14th
Chilled Cucumber Soup With Salami, Feta, and... →
I think this recipe sounds so good!
Jul 13th
99 Great Ways to Save Money: Save on Anything, Cut... →
Make sure to check out the last link, tips from real people which has this gem: Look at each $1 bill you get and note the letter of the alphabet in the circle on the left half. (These seals denote Federal Reserve regions and run from A to L.) Save bills with a letter of significance to you for specific purposes, such as C for a gift for Carol, or B for a new bicycle. You can easily save $500...
Jul 12th
Frugal Babe » The Luxury Of Frugal Thinking →
Jul 12th
50 Sneaky Grocery Store Tricks That Trim Your... →
Jul 12th
Jewelled Shrink Curls :: Origami Mommy →
On the one hand, this seems like a fin project. On the other hand, it seems like you’d just end up with more tiny pieces of plastic in your house. And I’m sure it goes without saying to do this in a well-ventilated area.
Jul 11th
Frugral Fabric Softener Recipes & Dryer Sheet Tips →
I’ve used vinegar in the rinse cycle before- the downy ball would be a great way to do it too!
Jul 11th
Five Best Personal Money Management Sites →
These all look like good options- I just wish, once again, that there were some internationally friendly choices available.
Jul 11th
Recipes for Health - Grated Raw Beet Salad -... →
I love beets, and this is a fairly common dish here in France. If you don’t have a food processor, you can dice the beets, or grate them with a cheese grater.
Jul 11th
7 Things That Are Getting Cheaper To Buy :: Money... →
Jul 10th
13 Pay-What-You-Want Restaurants  →
From CouponSherpa : Today we’ve rounded up 13 pay-what-you-want restaurants from Jersey to Germany.  The experiment doesn’t always work (Tiera Sana in Queens closed up shop shortly after trying the model out every Tuesday back in ‘08), but perhaps in these leaner economic times, the concept can find an audience.  Frugal, but fair prices?  Is it possible, or will mean a...
Jul 10th