In today's fast-paced and consumer-driven society, it's easy to lose sight of the simple, frugal practices of our grandparents' generation. Their resourcefulness and thrifty habits can teach us valuable lessons on how to live a fulfilling life while being mindful of our finances. In this article, we'll explore the top 10 old-fashioned frugal living tips and ideas that have stood the test of time. Use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without... Embrace Home Cooking - Home-cooked … [Read more...]
Is It Green, Religious, Or Just Smart?
La Marguerite wrote an article recently that really resonated with me. I think she accurately hit on an important factoid about the green movement...many people don't think highly of it. They have snide remarks, they thumb their noses at it, or just veil their distaste for something they perceive to be nothing more than a way of inconveniencing them or guilting them. Green means change, consuming less, and voluntary simplicity and let's face it, MANY want NO part of it. La Marguerite suggested … [Read more...]
Green and Frugal Go Together
My friend Carrie over at NMTR has a blog and podcast that addresses natural mothering. Recently she posted that she would now be including some talk of money on her blog and asked for reader opinions. Does the subject of money management and frugality detract from the natural mom message? I say no. For me, green living is a huge part of natural mothering and green living and a life of frugality go together like peanut butter and jelly. Think about it. What are some of the key areas of green … [Read more...]
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