What did I buy this week? I know you are dying to know. Ha.
Yesterday, I spent $18 at Aldi on odds and ends and lots of bananas and some frozen Chinese food (can't be worse than take-out, right?) I am taking a break from cooking tonight. Yippee!
I went to Price Chopper this morning and got the items below for $29. Saved $34 with store specials. A chunk of that savings was on the 5 lbs. of boneless, skinless chicken which was on sale for $1.29/lb. I am almost out of our frozen, pastured chicken from the farm, so we can always use this to help fill in until early summer when some more is available. At that price, it was too good to pass up. A bunch of these bags of asaigo cheese were with the $.99 packages, so I got one and when it didn't ring up for that price, they still gave it to me when I asked what the correct price was... yay! And the regular lightbulbs will not be made much longer, so I am picking some up when I can (when they are on sale), because I like them :)
On a different note, I really like this blog because she is not afraid to admit imperfections... and that daily life can be CRAZY... It's nice to know we are in this together, just trying to do the best we can with what we have where we are!
Have a great weekend!
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My husband just took a class that my friend offers called Eat Cheap. She feeds her family on 200.oo a month. Incredible. (she must not realize I have a tweener son who eats all our food)...lol
So I psuedo re-entered the creative writing world... didn't re-open my old blog... but re-made it (not the look... just the content...)
TH- 200/month for a family IS incredible. I read about people that do that... We eat so much, I think I'd have to grow my own food to spend that little! That's cool that your husband took it! And since I'm not a knitter, I like your creative writing stuff best, anyways (not that what I think matters)... everyone needs an outlet of some sort, so good for you! Enjoy it! :)
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