by Carrie on January 29, 2010
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by Carrie on January 1, 2010
by Carrie on January 1, 2010
- Switch to buying all organic meat, dairy, and produce (except for the clean fifteen).
- Switch from regular white flour to white whole wheat (taking one step in the whole wheat direction at a time).
- Come in under budget each and every month in 2010. Utilize extra roll over cash from prior months to pay larger purchases.
- Add one new piece of quality furniture that will last a lifetime to my home (I’m thinking a pair of nightstands – yeah that counts as one piece – or a big comfy chair to create a perfect reading nook).
- Don’t let cardboard boxes pile up in the garage. Cut them down and put them out with the recycling on a weekly basis.
- Take a nice relaxing and fun vacation with my best friend after she graduates law school and passes the bar and I am cancer free (hopefully both of those will happen this summer).
by Carrie on December 31, 2009
As 2009 comes to a close, it’s time to sum up the year in statistics and lists.
Top 10 Most Viewed Posts in 2009
- iTunes Tip: Storing Your Media on an External Hard Drive
- 30 Quick, Green, and Frugal Meal Planning Resources
- Arm & Hammer Clumping Cat Litter Coupon
- Dyson vs Hoover Showdown
- Use Aliases and Filters to Get More Out of your Existing Gmail Address
- Oven Barbequed Chicken
- Cleaning Silver with Baking Soda and Aluminum Foil
- Homemade All Natural Face, Body, and Foot Scrubs
- How I Organize My Coupons
- Grasshopper Pie
Most Commented on Post
Top 10 Blogs Sending Traffic to It’s Frugal Being Green (Thank you!)
- Money Saving Mom
- I’m an Organizing Junkie
- Get Rich Slowly
- Coupon Geek
- Make It From Scratch
- Life as Mom
- Deal Seeking Mom
- Cheap Healthy Good
- $5 Dinners
- My Frugal Adventures
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