Posts Tagged ‘thrifty’
The Power of Less: An Interview with Leo Babauta
Written by Lovelyn on December 29, 2008 – 4:36 pm -Many of you already know Leo Babauta from reading ZenHabits.net. He has recently written a book called Power of Less, The: The Fine Art of Limiting Yourself to the Essential…in Business and in Life. The Power of Less has a lot of good advice to help you change your life. Read more »
Tags: finances, Leo Babauta, money, The Power of Less, thrifty
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10 Ways to Save Money During the Holidays.
Written by Lovelyn on November 21, 2008 – 1:11 pm -Are you looking to save some money this holiday season? Here are a few good tips. Read more »
Tags: holidays, save money, thrifty
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Buying Organic on a Budget
Written by Lovelyn on September 22, 2008 – 12:38 pm -Buying organic can be pricey and with the downturn in the economy people are tightening their belts. For many people this means cutting costs at the grocery store. Organic food is usually the first to go. Read more »
Tags: food, groceries, thrifty
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Natural Weed Killer
Written by Lovelyn on July 9, 2008 – 4:24 pm -We have a gravel driveway in front of our flat. The other day I looked out at it and noticed that the weeds in it were getting quite tall. Read more »
Tags: household, thrifty, weed killer
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How to Save Money at the Supermarket
Written by Lovelyn on April 25, 2008 – 12:00 pm -We’re still trying to find our way around the local supermarket. Most of the time I end up asking where things are. When I ask I have to make sure I pronounce things so that I can be understood. Yesterday, I was looking for fresh basil. Apparently, I don’t pronounce that correctly. Read more »
Tags: food, household, thrifty
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Natural Cleaning Products You Can Make At Home
Written by Lovelyn on February 25, 2008 – 8:30 pm -I’ve been trying to use more environmentally friendly cleaning products. The problem with that is most environmentally friendly cleaning products seem to cost twice as much as what I’ve been paying for regular cleaning products. Convinced that their must be a cheaper solution, I did some research and guess what? I found one. I thought I’d share what I found with you. Read more »
Tags: household, natural cleaning, thrifty
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10 Ways to Save Money on Gas
Written by Lovelyn on February 6, 2008 – 6:31 pm -
Most people who know me know that I love to save money on gas. I get great joy in knowing that I just purchased the cheapest gas in town. My husband has a message saved on his voice mail of me sounding ecstatic about driving by gas stations with incredibly low prices. I have to admit that I was thrilled. I’d called him just to share the exciting gas prices I’d seen. Who wouldn’t be excited about great gas prices? Read more »
Tags: gas, green living, thrifty
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10 Ways to Help the Environment
Written by Lovelyn on January 16, 2008 – 4:38 pm -
I’ve seen plenty of pictures of stunning environmentally friendly homes. It’s nice to fantasize, but right now I don’t the money to buy or build one of those homes. It’s easy to think of environmentalism as something for the rich. I can’t afford an electric car or even a hybrid for that matter. The property manager at my apartment complex wouldn’t be happy to see me crawling out onto the roof to install solar panels. I’m sure that would somehow violate the lease. Read more »
Tags: green living, household, thrifty
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Unclog Your Drain Without Harsh Chemicals
Written by Lovelyn on January 7, 2008 – 6:13 pm -My shower has been draining too slowly for the past couple weeks. I’ve taken the ignore it and it will go away attitude about it. I was actually hoping my husband would notice and do something about it before I had to, but no luck. Read more »
Tags: green living, household, thrifty
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