Thrift Store Whore

The Save Money Blog: An Excellent Resource

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www.savemoneyblog.net

COUPON MATH: A simple lesson on how much you are saving

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PRICE MATCHING at WALMART....a great way to save money the easy way

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FANTA---Stick: Make your own SODA at Home!!!!

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Food Storage with Mylar Bags

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PREPPING: Tell your friends and family

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ECO FREEK: Search 45 sites at once

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ECO FREEK is a fantastic site for finding the items you need. FREE, SWAP, or purchse
in an instant. Eco Freek searches over 45 classified sites at once.

THE HAPPY HOUSEWIFE...where Martha meets Real Life

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thehappyhousewife.com

This is a fantastic blog out there everyone! This lady has it all! Cooking, frugal living, home management, homeschooling, real life answers and great daily deals!

Bookmark it now!

If you are intersted in starting your own blog, check out Toni's other site....savvyblogging.net

You can't go wrong with this smart woman!

FOOD PRICES RISING....are you prepared??

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Celebuthrifties: The Krazy Coupon Lady says "Pick another Checkout lane, honey!"

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You have seen them on "TLC's Extreme Couponing" Heather Wheeler and Joanie Demer. Now,visit their site and find out all their tips and secrets!

www.thekrazycouponlady.com

It's a A Beautiful Frugal Life

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Can I tell you how much I love this site! Just get there...and see for yourself.

www.beautifulfrugallife.com

SITEJABBER: Consumer Reviews before you shop online

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Before you shop online this holiday season...be sure to check out one of the top 100 sites of the year for the best in Consumer Reviews. This site is growing to be a great place for consumers and looking for reviews on shopping websites, blogs, dating, finance and more!

www.sitejabber.com/

CELEBUTHRIFTY: SAMMY DAVIS

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My new BFF on the Internet is Sammy Davis, creator of SAMMYDAVISVINTAGE.COM.
She will show you how to find that little black dress or vintage look for the Holidays or any important event for next to nothing at one of my favorite places...The Thrift Store.

This special lady has the message, the motivation and the moxy to inspire you to hold on to your hard earned money and fulfill your vintage fashion needs.
For even more positive inspiration...visit Sammy's You Tube Channel CLICK HERE

GOLD for survival: Economic Collapse Preparation

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BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR: URBAN SURVIVAL

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Salvage Grocery Stores: The best kept secret in the food industry

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Celebuthrifty:Daniel Troppy

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I just love, love, love Daniel Troppy! He has an incredible way of getting people super excited about thrift store shopping Great attitude!

Please visit his site www.thethrifters.net
and subscribe to his Channel! CLICK HERE- With over 90 uploaded videos...You won't be sorry!

Celebuthrifties: Arizona family grows food in backyard swimming pool

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Get the tour of this amazing creation, the video has tons of info too!

Don't buy stuff you cannot afford: SNL Humor

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FUNNY but TRUE~ Wake up people!

Becoming an ECONOMIC SPARTAN

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For some of you, learning to be disciplined with money is a bit like putting on a pair of water skis and someone pushing you down a mountain.

Being frugal for some has always been a choice. Saving hard earned money is considered a wise decision. Thinking of the future and retirement is a high priority. Being meticulous with learned methods of saving...proving that it is possible to live comfortably and still save a pretty penny is celebrated.

Conserving out of the need to may seem very limiting to some of you. Maybe you feel it is a primitive way to live. Limited shopping, limited calls, limited trips in the car, limited opportunities for fun and excitement. Well, that is one way to look at it.

Instead...try thinking of it as freedom from annoying collectors, opportunities for less or no guilt, moments with more control over your financial life, and last but not least…the convenience of financial responsibility.

Every cent matters. You gotta care about everything.

Homestead Garden: Nature is your friend.

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Excellent site for all things Urban and Frugal. Topics include: Gardening, homesteading, voluntary simplicity, food preservation, cooking, crafts. Nature is your friend...get closer to it. www.homesteadgarden.com

Pretty things in Jars

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I just love jars...they can hold so many wonderful items, as well as decorate a boring countertop. Jars come in all shapes and sizes. It is best to find them at flea markets, thrift stores and garage sales for cheap. Jars are an excellent way to organize with style or store your good eats from the garden! Try it!

6 things you should not pay for

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Smart Ideas to Make Extra Income

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Could you use some extra money? Sure…we all could. Here are some simple ideas to do just that.

Having a garage sale is by far the first thing that comes to mind. Yes, people are consuming less lately, but when they do buy they want a bargain. So, don’t let that deter you from having one.

If you are computer savvy and have a good digital camera, check out Ebay. Many people peruse this vast website in search for deals and products. If you don’t have enough to fill your garage, then simply create a smaller online version, sit back and wait for some customers.

Consignment is another option if you have some quality items that maybe you haven’t used yet or if you have changed taste. Rather than donating or selling at a garage sale for a dollar or two, find the nearest consignment store and strike a deal with them.

You don’t have to be a teenager to be a babysitter anymore…If you like children or young adults, offer to watch them occasionally. Post fliers at local churches or throughout your neighborhood.

Do you have an extra room in your home? Rent it out. Foreclosures are everywhere, there are renters out there.

Baking and crafting have always proven to be not only fun, but profitable. Get in touch with your artistic and creative side and earn money selling at local farmers markets, fairs, or on sites like Ebay or Etsy.

Cellfire: Coupon savings at your fingertips!

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Would you like an excellent place on the internet to find incredible savings on food, necessities and the occasional night out on the town? Check out www.cellfire.com and never clip coupons again! AMAZING!