prudent living - simple solutions - joyful journey
I was featured yesterday on one of my favorite blogs, Blissful and Domestic! I talked about the top four things that helped us pay off our house! So if you’re wondering what the most important things we did to save money were (and still do), you must read! Check out my guest post at Blissful and Domestic for the full read! I forgot to attach our budget with
I want to start this post with two verses: Proverbs 31:30 – Charm is deceptive and beauty is fleeting, but a woman who fears the Lord is to be praised. 1 Peter 3:3-4 – Your beauty should not come from outward adornment…Rather it should be that of your inner self, the unfading beauty of a gentle and quite spirit, which is of great worth in
If you remember my last grocery post, I had $17 left for this week’s groceries! So I sat down Saturday night and went through my fridge, freezer, and pantry. I made a menu list based on what we had the best I could. I then went through the grocery ads, which we do every week, and looked for items I had on my grocery list
It’s week 3 of this month’s grocery experiment and we’ve almost hit our budget max…oops! This shopping experiment has taught me that I really like to buy foods that make a yummy dinner, regardless of what I already have in the pantry. I have food in the pantry and freezer that we could use and make something with, it just might not be the most delicious
Monday’s Money Saving Tip: The Importance of a College Fund Each week I’ve been writing a money saving tip – how you can save money on your monthly bills or the importance of saving your money (spending wisely). This has been on my mind lately, so I’m hoping it will help someone who has been thinking of this. First, let me start by explaining the importance
Woot Woot! I submitted our story to Dave Ramsey and they posted it on their website!!! Check it out! Click here to see it on the website! If you scroll over “TOOLS” at the top and click on “We Did It! Success Stories” (Under “Stuff to read”), you will see tons of other motivating stories of people who are on the journey to being debt
I have to start this post off with a shout out to my friend, Connie, who price matched her grocery items and saved $30!!!! That is just awesome. If she price matches and saves even $25 each week, that’s $100 a month she’s saving! Awesome job Connie! I can’t wait to talk to her about it. It’s week 2 of September and I’m not grocery
