Oh, I wish I were an organized person! Peter Walsh asks in his book, “What is clutter costing you?” He thinks in terms of space, peace and relationships but after
New Year, New Finances: 31 Days to a Better Budget
Tonight, we ring in 2011—our annual homemade pizzas are in the oven, the champagne is chilling and the noisemakers are ready & waiting. Tomorrow, we all start fresh—a whole new
Cutting Costs (And Your Hair)
If you are looking for ways to be more frugal, a first step can be looking in the mirror. If you get your hair cut at a salon every 4
Family Fun Memberships that Save
One of our favorite things to do in the winter is visit the children’s museum. It isn’t free (although they do have a free day once per month) but investing
Eating Healthy On a Budget
One of the reasons I hear all the time for not using coupons is you can’t find deals on healthy foods. It’s just another coupon myth—my family eats very well,
Free Indoor Fun (Because It’s Cold Outside)
A monthly family fun outing is a great way to spend time together, but our choices become more limited in colder months. Here’s a little know fact (unless you happen
Date Night on the Cheap
Joining us this week is Joanna from It’s Just Change, giving us a peek into (free) date nights with her hubby. Joanna is a computer programmer by day, gardener by
4 Great Ways to Benefit from Decluttering
Aside from the obvious benefit of being free from clutter, there are a variety of ways to sell or trade your unwanted stuff. In addition to the traditional yard sale
General Mills Cereals Lower Sugar: $1 Coupon
Image by chrismetcalf via Flickr When My Blog Spark asked my family to try the new reduced sugar kids’ cereals, I was thrilled—many General Mills cereals are naturally gluten free.
New Year, New Budget: Get Organized
We’re kicking off our New Year, New Budget series by tackling your New Year’s resolutions. The goal is to help you make progress, while sticking to your budget. Year after