Posted in Organizing for home and school
 I was glad to have another chance to review Molly’s Money-Saving E-Book Digest! Molly teaches the Newlywed how to decorate her home, the Stay-at-home-mom how to live frugally and helps the family with no debt set and reach their goals! And this isn’t just for moms. February’s Goal-Getter Spotlight hit home for us, so my hubby read it, and young ladies would love the decorating tips.
I think I do pretty good at living frugally, but Molly has me beat by a mile! She offers so many simple, doable ideas and links to other creative, frugal sites. I’ve revised the titles for some of her articles: 101 uses for contact paper; Never buy a divider or organizer for drawers again; 101 uses for an over-the-door shoe organizer (the ones with clear pockets). I wish I had a schoolroom with a door now! This is creativity at its best and cheapest!
I used to think that to clean the bathroom you had to do the entire bathroom start to finish, right? It was an “A-ha!” moment for me when I heard someone say that it’s okay to just clean the sink if you have a few minutes and do the rest whenever you have time! Molly has broken some jobs down like that this month in the Monthly Feature: Making a Frugal Fresh Start. Instead of saving so many cleaning jobs for Spring cleaning, let’s do more maintenance and small jobs weekly. Molly wants us to put some ideas into action, not just read a lot of great ideas, and she offers practical advice to help us accomplish that!
Seven Ways to Save Money while Eating Well: I loved these ideas and had done one of them already last weekend! Five ladies at church and I had a “meal swap” where we each made 6 of the same 9x13 casserole, then swapped them. Molly has creative ideas here that will bless others while helping your family.
And don’t forget to visit Molly’s blog, Econobusters! |
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