If you look hard enough, you can usually make something from nothing. Whether you have a need or a want, here are some thoughts on how you can take advantage of nothing to make something.
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Luxury can sometimes come in little packages. For us, it may be in the form of toaster pastries or "pop-tarts." Because of the expense of these things (not to mention the sometimes shady nutritional value), we seldom buy them.
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Have you heard of the "no pooing" method? It is certainly controversial. At the last check, there were 37 comments on that post. be sure to check it out, along with the other great articles that we have had this past week.
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Beauty can be expensive. Just the other day, I was given an "invitation" for a spa event that cost $160! Whew. There are some frugal ways that we can still pamper ourselves and use makeup and other beauty products without going broke.
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While I now live in a semi-rural part of Pennsylvania, the fact is that I am a city girl born and bread, uh bred. Many people think that is harder to be frugal in the city. They claim: In the city you can't grow your own vegetables or can food.
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Reusing items is more frugal than just recycling them or throwing them away. Many times, we can find new uses for inexpensive things that we already have, making an expensive trip to the store unnecessary.
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Did you know that your groceries may be shrinking? Yesterday, in Beware of the Grocery Shrink Ray, I talked about how many manufacturers are shrinking the amount of product in their packages, making them more expensive.
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Packages of food in grocery stores are shrinking faster than anything these days. In fact, the practice has escalated so much that a common term has developed among consumers, the "shrink ray effect." Some manufacturers are using this idea to their advantage.
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Now I know what you might be thinking, but don't go there. Read this post instead to find out one of the latest trends to saving money and the environment. Lately, the "no pooing" method has been hitting me left and right.
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Saving money, earning money and reusing what you have are all part of living a frugal lifestyle. We know how to do these things in the way we run our homes. But, isn't it nice when an entire country makes the effort to be frugal? That is the case with China and the Summer Olympics.
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"It's the title of one of my favorite children's stories: Something From Nothing by Phoebe Gilman."
"I will have to admit I splurge a bit on my make up and buy it at Nordstrom, but I feel in the long run it is cheaper."
"I whole-heartedly agree with your comments about makeup from CVS and Walgreen's."