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April 25th, 2008 at 03:52 am

I think I'm pretty good about watching what I spend, and trying to increase what I earn. But I'd like to try some new ideas.
I'm setting aside an hour tomorrow morning to brainstorm and think of things I need to do, including saving and spending ideas, before the summer break hits and I just feel like flopping on the couch and reading all day.

If anybody has great ideas, I'd love to hear them.

5 Responses to “New Ideas?”

  1. Petunia Says:
    1209138265

    No great ideas here, but I'll be interested to see what you come up with and how it works for you!

  2. pretty cheap jewelry Says:
    1209141786

    Better Homes and Gardens magazine just had an article on combined savings from little things (probably nothing new to you though), I'll go and try to find a link--

    I think the article I remember is too current to be in their website, but here is a link to recent money saving tips in the magazine (but there are pop ups that pester you):
    Text is Better Homes and Gardens Money Saving Tips Search results and Link is http://www.bhg.com/bhg/search/results.jsp?searchType=content&searchString=save money tips&_requestid=125184
    Better Homes and Gardens Money Saving Tips Search results

  3. campfrugal Says:
    1209153855

    One thing I have found is not to start another project until I finish up the projects I have already. For instance, I had the paint to finish a sideboard and the paint to re-paint my wrought iron patio set, so before I start another painting project and go out and buy more paint, I will use up what I have. I also have some drywal taping and mudding to do (which I have been procrastinating about) but will get that done before I buy the paint to paint those walls. So, I am trying to use up what I have on hand. We also took down two extremely large trees last fall and now I have to redo some of my gardens. I do have most all the landscaping items for that project sitting in piles. It is always good to make a list. I made a list of what needed to be done with what I have bought or is laying around before I make a list of things I want done around my house that would consist of items I would need to buy. I am hoping that when I use up what I have, I will actually save myself money by not needing to do some things that I think may need to be done. Hope all of this makes sense.

  4. campfrugal Says:
    1209153883

    One thing I have found is not to start another project until I finish up the projects I have already. For instance, I have the paint to finish a sideboard and the paint to re-paint my wrought iron patio set, so before I start another painting project and go out and buy more paint, I will use up what I have. I also have some drywal taping and mudding to do (which I have been procrastinating about) but will get that done before I buy the paint to paint those walls. So, I am trying to use up what I have on hand. We also took down two extremely large trees last fall and now I have to redo some of my gardens. I do have most all the landscaping items for that project sitting in piles. It is always good to make a list. I made a list of what needed to be done with what I have bought or is laying around before I make a list of things I want done around my house that would consist of items I would need to buy. I am hoping that when I use up what I have, I will actually save myself money by not needing to do some things that I think may need to be done. Hope all of this makes sense.

  5. campfrugal Says:
    1209153968

    Sorry for the double post, you can delete one, cause it won't let me; and then delete this one.

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