5 Kitchen Staples to Help Save Money
Filling your cabinets or pantry with a few useful staples can be the difference between a trip to the grocery store each and every week versus once or twice a month. Read More
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Balancing Romance and Family Life
It often seems like there aren’t enough hours in the day. Raising kids, being a loving spouse and tending to other daily responsibilities can be a lot to handle for one person.
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10 Marketing Gimmicks That Make You Buy More
Just because it is in the sales flyer doesn’t mean it is a deal. It’s one of the tricky ways stores try to get shoppers to part with their money.
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Homemade Liquid Soap Nuts Laundry Detergent
Soap nuts are a super affordable and non-toxic way to do laundry. If you are concerned about nut allergies, have no fear : these little cleaning wonders are actually a berry, not a nut!
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House Works: Reviving Lawns
Well, thanks to some much needed spring showers, our lawns are looking pretty green right now... except for those bare spots. So, now we're in recovery mode. How can we get that turf back in shape?
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April's Crafting Tip Tuesday
Today, I am going to show you how to add and remove the blades from your Stampin' Up! Stampin' Trimmer.
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Crafting with Crayons
Adding a personalized touch to a teacher's gift. Why my attempt caused a period of crayon mourning!
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Money Tuesdays
College for Free?
For the first time in this nation's history, total student loan debt has surpassed total credit card debt. Read More
Stop Fumbling at the Store
Your coupons are clipped. You head to the busy, crowded store with a pocket or purse stuffed full – confident you’re ready. Then you get to the shelf. How many of that coupon did you have? Read More
Credit Card Bonuses: Making the Most of These Perks
If you are going to use credit cards, you might as well get the most possible benefit from them. Read More
11 Cheap or Free Graduation Gifts
The average cost for graduation gifts is about $50. You don't need to spend nearly that much while still giving a thoughtful, useful gift. Read More
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Balancing Romance and Family Life
It often seems like there aren’t enough hours in the day. Raising kids, being a loving spouse and tending to other daily responsibilities can be a lot to handle for one person. -
10 Marketing Gimmicks That Make You Buy More
Just because it is in the sales flyer doesn’t mean it is a deal. It’s one of the tricky ways stores try to get shoppers to part with their money. -
Homemade Liquid Soap Nuts Laundry Detergent
Soap nuts are a super affordable and non-toxic way to do laundry. If you are concerned about nut allergies, have no fear : these little cleaning wonders are actually a berry, not a nut! -
House Works: Reviving Lawns
Well, thanks to some much needed spring showers, our lawns are looking pretty green right now... except for those bare spots. So, now we're in recovery mode. How can we get that turf back in shape? -
April's Crafting Tip Tuesday
Today, I am going to show you how to add and remove the blades from your Stampin' Up! Stampin' Trimmer. -
Crafting with Crayons
Adding a personalized touch to a teacher's gift. Why my attempt caused a period of crayon mourning!
