Frugal Travel: Where Would You Go for Five Days?
Where would you go for five days if you had a limited budget?
Where would you go for five days if you had a limited budget?
Picture this. I’m driving my awesome minivan to pick up my youngest daughter from daycare. Big girl in the back. The stereo bumpin’ some happy tunes. My daughter’s cracking up and dancing in her booster seat and I’m thinking about what we should have for dinner. Then, all of a sudden, it happens. Thunk. Thunk. Thunk.
A few months ago, I was in desperate need of some sort of a hairstyle or change. And It was time, folks. My hair is naturally blonde, but I do need a little help here and there. And- let’s be real- looking this good takes work. (I kid, I kid) Fortunately, I found a super sweet…
As most people know, we use Netflix and Hulu when we watch to watch television because a) it’s cheaper, and b) it’s more convenient. I actually like streaming TV online vs. watching it live because I tend to enjoy watching entire seasons at a time. Lately, I’ve been watching a few of the Real Housewives series…
As many of you know, I’ve been on vacation this past week. I know you missed me. And yes, the feeling was mutual. *wink wink
You can save money on just about everything. Believe me, I’ve tried – and succeeded. Digital and paper coupons can help cut grocery costs, adjusting your thermostat can save on home energy, and even bundling monthly services like smartphone, Internet, and satellite TV can net you lower monthly rates. And that’s just the tip of…
Just the other day, a friend of mine emailed to see if I was interested in a few boxes of girl’s clothes. Of course, I was totally interested. Duh. After all, buying used stuff is one of my favorite ways to save money….especially on stuff for my kids. But, when I got to her house, she said…
I’m pretty sad that October is over. After all, I absolutely love autumn in Indiana and Halloween is by far my favorite holiday. Now that it’s all over, I can only count down the days until spring and summer when I can venture outside without wearing a moo moo and a trash bag. I absolutely…
I’m on vacation! In my absence, please enjoy this guest post from FrugalWoods.com Do you waste food? Probably. We all do to some extent. But do you waste $1,500 of food per year? According to The Atlantic “…every year, about 40 percent of all food in the U.S. goes uneaten; a typical four-person household discards roughly $1,500 worth”…
Here we go again. Even though Halloween was just five minutes ago, stores have already started hauling out the obligatory holiday decor. Websites that track Black Friday ads and deals are popping up left and right, and existing sites are updating with new information and sale updates every day. With all the hype surrounding Black Friday and Cyber Monday,…
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