 This is a series of posts that I wrote back in 2006 on living with less stuff. Check them out:
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Guest Post at The Bargainist
Click the image above to check out the little tidbit I wrote for The Bargainist about surviving this whole Damn Ramsey debt snowball crap I’m living. They asked for 200-300 words. I’ve never felt more paralyzed by a word limit. You know, I like to blather on and on, right? 10 comments to Guest Post at The Bargainist |
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Great post! Gotta have the humor or you go nuts! Well but in this case….Ya done good! No blatherin,
Ok, how many meals can you get out of a whole chicken? DRUM ROLL PLEASE…………….
I am so used to Facebook, I was looking for the LIKE button. Great job!
Why do we every have to limit our words? I certainly can’t do it.
A limit on coupons? Yeah, right. Sounds like there’s a cashier that needs to find a new job.
have you ever played the grocerygame.com?
Coupons arent such a big thing here in Canada. I need more ideas for saving $$ on groceries!!
Your debt reduction quest is an inspiration.
Nice summary (because really? 200-300 words? That’s nuts)!
And thanks too…for turning us into Damn Ramsey people. I’m lucky that hubby and I seem to keep each other in check. We’d totally spend our money in different places. So when I say pretty please he says no and vice versa. I hate trying to be a gazelle. Can’t I be a giant sea tortoise instead?
Saving crumbs for casseroles should be a blog name. You are hilarious!
Where were you when I had my weak moment and booked that 17 day Panama cruise this week? You should be calling me on a daily basis to berate me for being weak
April, that was good but it wasn’t long enough. I wanted more.
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I told my kids that it’s PB&J for the next two weeks. Absolutely no buying lunch. Then I forgot mine. Now I’m at my desk licking the salt from an old package of half eaten nuts I found in my desk drawer. UGH!