When I'm smart I check how much there's in my bank account before I go grocery shopping.
But sometimes I'm dumb.
And those times I find myself wondering how much I can spend. Those are the times I'm crunching numbers during my trip to the supermarket.
With every item I put into my cart, I add it to the total cost.
I suppose being dumb, forces me to be smart.
Do you crunch numbers during grocery shopping?
A few weeks ago my soup ladle kind of broke! I wanted one with a hooked handle, because I want to hang my soup ladles above my stove. Like this: On the right you can see my hanging kitchen utensils! So I went online and started searching for soup ladles with a hooked handle. But...
One of our Christmas traditions is to do a puzzle on Christmas day. That is to say, I take a puzzle and scatter all the pieces on the table. And then I hope for the best. Usually it's my husband who can't resist turning all those little pieces into a picture. Found a new puzzle...
Look what I found! Two vintage camping beds, straight from the seventies! Make sure you don't miss any posts on Momfever! Enter your email address: Delivered by FeedBurner
Avoid financial troubles: get your Walmart Cone now! Finally there's an answer to the age old question: How do I get in and out of Walmart, without staggering outside with lots of stuff I didn't know I needed, and upon coming home will discover I don't? Until recently women were complete left to their own...
Remember the cute little dress my 15-year old daughter made? It turns out the hemline was bit uneven. So her granny went on Craigslist and found her this great, vintage chalk hem maker! Looking at the box, I would say it originally came from Germany. It cost about 12 bucks. Chalk Hem Maker box Chalk...
I love to go treasure hunting. But because I'm not a one legged pirate, I do my searching for hidden gems in thrift shops. And this week I got lucky! I found a classical library step. As I walked into the thrift shop, it stood there, like it was waiting for me. And you can...
My family spends $120 a week on groceries. I look at all the sales in the area and what we need. Any money left after buying the milk and meat for the week is left for filler foods for my kids to snack on like chips, fruit snacks, and yogurt, ect for the kids for the week. I always have brown rice and potatoes to make the meals more filling in my pantry. I always do my money crunching with my grocery list before I even go to the store.