January 4, 2010
One of the main trouble areas that contributed to my debt and weight gain was restaurants. I didn’t cook at home, and I ate out at every meal. McDonalds for breakfast, Burger King for lunch, and Applebee’s for dinner.
I didn’t realize that an average American restaurant portion is 2-3 times larger than it [...]
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Dining, Life Management, frugality by Cathy
March 6, 2009
With the US jobless rate now at 8.1 percent and no sign of ending soon, we all know someone who has been laid off, or is facing a lay off. That someone could be you. We all want to know how we can make most efficient use of what we have until we can make [...]
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Life Management, Recession Living, frugality by Cathy
February 27, 2009
Frugality to me means efficiency. I use as much as I need because it’s efficient.
There’s been a lot of discussion lately about stupid frugality and such. Take Trent from The Simple Dollar’s response to Ramit from IWillTeachYouToBeRich.com’s The Challenge. I draw the line at rewashing ziplock bags. Rewashing and reusing ziplock [...]
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frugality by Cathy
February 22, 2009
I use 2 tablespoons of cocoa. I conserve toilet paper. I am, what you would call, a stupid frugality person.
Why do I like stupid frugality tips like use 2 tablespoons of cocoa instead of 3? Conserve toilet paper? They can’t save you more than pennies. What’s the point? [...]
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frugality by Cathy