It is frugal Friday my friends and I know you are all on pins and needles waiting to read my frugalishious doings... Am I right?
Also got those dang taxes in this morning. Told the accountant they would be in this week, so I skated in on Friday. Per usual, procrastinating as I went.
I really want to get out in the yard today and cull out all the tumbleweeds in the lower pasture. I will throw them over the fence into the city easement. Tumble weeds are treacherous, as they can give you hundreds of slivers if you try and pick one up. They should be called porcupine weeds. I will wear gloves and long sleeves. There is just so much yard work to do and this is the beginning of a very long list.
Sissie made a peach pie yesterday that was to die for. She and Dan are coming up here for fish chowder in honor of Lent. I took my piano teacher a large diet coke from McD's for my act of kindness today. She loves DC almost as much as I do. If you get on their app, you can get a diet coke for $1. I will not let myself use it, but I will do it for a gift!
I was able to get all my zippers done yesterday. Next week is going to be hell, as I have 5 wedding dresses that will have fittings and must be ready. Ugh! So happy I have the piles under control.
Okay what has Kim done this last week to save money?
1. believe it or not 5 no spend days!
2. bought gas out on the reservation and saved .30 cents a gallon
3. still eating out of the freezer and pantry
4. Spent $62.00 on monthly grocery shop
5. Went to a discount store for corned beef that had a special where you got 3.00 per bag, making the product less than 3.00 a lb. spent $42.00. Eggs there were 3.99 a dozen.
6. Went to Joanns, bought several spools of thread 40% off. Colors I use all the time.
7. cooked all meals at home or ate with Sissie.
8. Made a chocolate cake and homemade icing for Schmills birthday so delicious.
9. Ate out once and Sissie treated, we shared a burger.
10. made two homemade lasagna and stuffed shells from freezer and pantry. Cheese already in fridge
11. made two large loaves of homemade French bread. Would have paid over 7 dollars if bought at a store.
12. Was able to take $400 to the bank to pay toward my financial goal this month. Only $1500 more to go!
I am hoping there is a sale on red potatoes and cabbage this next week.
Well, I am off to get some yard work done, I think. It will depend on how cold it is when I start working, but I think I will be warm enough.
What did you do this week to save money?
God is good
Kim