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"The Deluxe Edition of Homemaking Cottage is amazing. There are great recipes, cleaning strategies, and articles that inspire me as a parent, homemaker, wife, and woman. It is wonderful to finally have a magazine designed for homemakers instead of treating homemaking as a dreaded chore. Whether looking for fun ideas for the kids or a new recipe I know that I will find what I am looking for on the Homemaking Cottage website." ~Samantha Place
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One Homemaker's Savings: Add It All Up |
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Written by Kristy Powers
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 Full-time homemakers don't earn a paycheck. Although we can stay busy all day long and into the night, seven days a week, we don't get monetary bonuses or a salary. So how much is our work worth?
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Written by Ranae Pincock
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 A family of 8 can cost plenty of money to dine out even with the specials. It is a special treat for my family to eat that is usually done to celebrate good grades on report cards...
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Garage Sale-ing is the Game |
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Written by Shiloah Baker
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 America loves to garage sale and so do I! I love to garage sale! I love to sit out in the sun with friends or family and sell my “junk”. But, most of all, I love to buy “treasures” at other’s garage sales!
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Buying Clothing on a Budget |
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Written by Katie Amos
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 I think that there is at least one common misconception about buying clothes on a budget. This is the myth that you have to wear second hand clothes from a second hand store to get a good deal and stay within your clothing budget. This is FALSE!!
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Save Money on Your Grocery Bill |
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Written by Shiloah Baker
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 Plan menus for at least one week. You can start by noting everything (at least all you see) that you and your family eat for a week. Note the quantities used and how long it lasts and its nutritional value. This will also provide info for your one year's supply of food.
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People are not only concerned with the high cost of bottled water to our wallets and the environment, but also the low quality. Here is what New York Times columnist Bill Marsh had to say in a recent article: “Those eight daily glasses of water you're supposed to drink for good health? They will cost you $0.00135 -- about 49 cents a year...
