Monthly Archives: February 2012

12 Things You Shouldn’t Pay More Than a Dollar For

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February 29, 2012
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Since we moved last year, we now live across the street from a Dollar Tree. If you don’t know what Dollar Tree, it’s a store where everything they sell is only $1. We used to live near Japanese dollar stores, which have cool stuff, but nothing there is really a dollar. It’s more like...
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10 Ways to Earn Extra Income

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February 27, 2012
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It is a reality that you are not always compensated enough for a job well done. In times like this, you are forced to seek for other income-generating options that will suffice your every day survival. You may have your own reasons why you are venturing for other smaller jobs, but generally you tend...
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3 Tips for Deducting Donations on Taxes

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February 22, 2012
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Moving into the land of part time work in retirement from years of working full time has meant cutting down on some of the charitable giving I was able to afford more easily before. Because I still want to give back and help promote causes I feel strongly about I have entered the ranks...
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$25 Grocery Gift Card and Jonathan Adler Roll Cover Winner

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February 21, 2012
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Thank you everyone for participating in this giveaway for the $25 grocery gift card and Jonathan Adler roll cover! It’s nice to see what real people’s grocery budgets are. And it seems about half of you include toiletries and paper products in your budget, which means when you compare you budget to other family...
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How to Seriously Organize Your Time Better

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February 16, 2012
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As a stay at home mom, my days are full. Every waking moment that I have is used to try to get things done, whether it’s taking care of my daughter and her needs, spending time with my husband, cleaning up around the house, cooking, grocery shopping, blogging, etc. I never seem to have...
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