Monthly Archives: August 2007
Check It Out: Playful Reading by Carolyn Munson-Benson

I just got back from the library this evening and I have been searching for great books that would foster a love for reading in my son. I am addicted to reading and I attribute that to my trips to … Continue reading
Frugal Momma’s Test Kitchen: Macaroni Grill Rosemary Bread
I made this bread recipe, a couple of weeks ago, and it was absolutely delicious. This recipe makes two loaves and is a great way to use up some of that delicious rosemary in your garden. We served this with … Continue reading
Product Review: BusyBodyBook Organizers & Fridge Sheets

I have been seeing these organizers everywhere and was so excited when the About Our Time Company contacted us to see if we would be interested in reviewing their BusyBodyBook products. Considering they have been featured in everything, from Redbook … Continue reading
Freebie Friday: August 31, 2007

As always, everything is free on Fridays. Enjoy and I hope everyone has a wonderful Labor Day weekend with their families! Free Health & Beauty Products: Get a free Smashbox Cosmetics Blush from Nordstrom. Nurses can receive a free scrub … Continue reading
Product Review: Snack & Play Travel Tray

The Family Travel Gear company contacted me to see if I would be interested in reviewing one of their most popular products, a Snack & Play Travel Tray. I am always interested in trying out any product for our children … Continue reading
Amy’s Notebook 08.30.07

Keep your kids cool in the car. Make toilet roll bracelets with the kids. Take an artsy photo of your children. Make a pretty sewing machine cover. Make a cute sewing kit in a jar. Try out some unique stitches … Continue reading
Day 23: Just Ask
One of the best ways that I have found to save money is to simply ask people questions. It sounds easy enough, but I have had a hard time doing this. I might be alone, but I just hate confrontation … Continue reading
WSBT-TV: How to Pack a Great School Lunch
Here is a link to this morning’s segment on packing frugal lunches for your child. I am hoping to sit down and write more ideas down in the next week and I will be sure to let you guys know … Continue reading
Day 22: The Poor and the Sick

Is there such a thing as being sick on a budget? Our family seems to think so! We try to even address our budget when it comes to our illnesses in life. Here are some ways that you can save … Continue reading
Day 21: Create Your Own Secret Emergency Account

I use the “secret accounts” phrase completely tongue-in-cheek. I decided one day to set up an emergency account and told my husband about it, but he apparently wasn’t listening to me. One day I showed him how much we had … Continue reading





