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Easy Family Picnic on a Shoestring

Family Picnic that is Low on Cost and High on Fun

We always do an end of the Summer Labor Day picnic. That for us marks the beginning of fall. Our family loves to go hiking, camping, swimming, and have picnics on a shoestring. As I look back over my younger years’ growing up, there are many memorable picnics. That is why I make sure we…

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Frugal Camp Cooking Made Simple

Frugal Camp Cooking Made Simple

Summer is our favorite time to camp. Camp cooking isn’t something I always look forward to because it is hot. In the fall, it feels good to have a fire. In the summer, not so much, We love to go for a weekend to relax and enjoy the primitive life. Camping is not always a…

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Wild and Cheap Summer Adventures with Boys on a Budget.

Wild and Cheap Summer Adventures for Boys on a Budget

Summer is not always expensive to have fun with boys. You migh have some cheap ways to have summer fun with boys. Every summer we participate in the summer reading program at the library.  I did it as a child and make sure that my children have the same opportunity.  Finding cheap ideas for summer…

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Campfire Cooking on a Budget: Summer Dinner Ideas

Campfire Cooking on a Budget: Summer Dinner Ideas

Campfire cooking is easier than stove cooking. Throw everything in a pot and let it cook. Frugal dinners at home are easy with appliances that help. Frugal dinner camping ideas are a bit more difficult. Putting together a meal plan that is cooked primitively on a campfire requires a plan. First, when I try to…

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Homeschooling

Homeschool Preschool Letter Q Activities

Homeschool Preschool Letter Q Week Activities

Homeschool preschool letter Q activities allow for curiosity to be quenched through daily lessons. Forget about the worksheets and learn through pictures, nature, writing and more. Homeschool Preschool Handwriting Activity Starting out with the handwriting activity is a good way to introduce the letter of the week. Then, add it to the learning board. The…

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Summer Reading Program for Homeschool Boys

Summer Reading Program For Homeschool Boys

Our summer reading program idea began four years ago. I was homeschooling my boys’ and the library had changed their program. Up to that point we participated every year, and my sons’ loved the rewards. After that, I decided it was up to me to make up a reading program they would enjoy. I wrote…

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Finding the Best Books on a Budget

Finding the Best Books on a Budget

Finding new books is always exciting, but finding budget books is even more thrilling! When I was a teacher, I loved growing my book collection. Since I had to use my own money for them, I found frugal ways to build my library. I thought outside the box, and learned some great ways to find…

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Preschool: Letter Z

Ko and I finished up our last week of letter Z.  Preschool for him only lasts 30 min. of focused time, but any chance that I get through the day to use a learning experience I jump on it. At homeschool convention this year I bought some placemats.  What better way to start dinner conversation? …

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Homemaking

Frugal Home Benefits of Natural Sunlight

Frugal Home Benefits of Utilizing Natural Sunlight

Each day as I do my morning routine, I am always happy to pick up our home with beautiful sunlight beaming in the windows. I see the cat laying on the top of the couch basking in the warmth of the sunlight, and envy her lazy day. My goal as a frugal home mom is…

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No Spend Challenge: Tips to Turn Clutter into Cash

No Spend Challenge: Tips on Turning Clutter into Cash

In the next part of our no spend challenge we are learning how to take our unwanted items and turn them into cash. Here are a few ways that I have turned clutter into cash. Clutter to me is defined as something I have bought but end up getting rid of for less than what…

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No spend challenge: Identifying Triggers

No Spend Challenge: Identify Spending Triggers

Everyone buys something and that is why I am in a no spend challenge. Not just for a day, week, or a month, but a whole year. Purchasing an item always has a reason behind it. Identifying what makes us spend money is important. I know when I was younger I spent money on clothes…

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Conquering Frugality: Fridge, Freezer, and Food Storage

Conquering Frugality: Fridge, Freezer and Food Storage

Conquering frugality to create a frugal home takes planning and effort. Having a food plan that involves stocking the pantry, filling the freezer and rotating the fridge saves money in the future. Fridge Organization: Use What You Have I don’t know how many times I have went to the store and bought more carrots, not…

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Lifestyle

Frugal Living Meets Home Buying: How to Get the Best Deal

Frugal home buying is a process of steps. Frugal home buying takes time, planning, budgeting, research, and a willingness to do some DIY projects. People who do not take the time to plan out the entire home buying purchase, or envisioning this home with them living there in the next 10 years will end up…

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Warm & Cozy: Winter Heat Solutions for a Frugal Home

Warm & Cozy: Winter Heat Solution for a Frugal Home

One of the best ways we have found to keep our frugal home comfortable in the winter is to install ceiling fans. Our home has approximately five ceiling fans. They really are a year round heating solution. In the summer I keep our living room fan on low, and it doesn’t create a huge wind…

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My Favorite Frugal Window Cleaner

Frugal Home Window Cleaner Recipe

  Several years ago I started to use frugal homemade cleaners. Now I make all of my cleaners and use this frugal window cleaner recipe. Before this, store cleaners were my go to products. Never before had I really investigated or considered making my own products. Several year’s ago I made all of my own cleaners. vinegar…

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Tips and Tricks of a Thrifty Gardener's Zucchini Handbook

Tips and Tricks of a Thrifty Gardener’s Zucchini Handbook

Our frugal family loves to eat zucchini., and that is why I am giving you my thrifty gardener’s growing tips. Through the winter we are not able to purchase zucchini because prices go up and size goes down. My first thought when I started my gardening hobby several year’s ago was to utilize the produce…

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