Can't get enough of The Frugal Girl?
If that's true, then this is your lucky day, because I've been on three other blogs this week (if you can indeed get enough of me, then feel free to ignore this post!).
To get the details on this Goodwill outfit, check out the Thrifty Threads post on My Year Without Spending.
My humble old-t-shirt cleaning rags were featured in Apartment Therapy's 5 Uses for Old T-Shirts article, along with some much more beautiful ideas!
And lastly, there's a little interview with me on Almost Frugal, called This Is What Frugal Looks Like.
Large thanks to everyone for the links and mentions!
Loved seeing on other blogs! You are awesome!
Wow! That is so cool. Congratulations.
i just found your blog through "This is what Frugal Looks Like"...& just wanted to let you know that already (I'm only back to October in your archives), I THINK YOU ARE AWESOME!! I really love it when I find bloggers (& women in general) who cheerfully stick themselves & their families on a budget & find JOY in the everyday {that we all-too-often consider monotonous}.
So keep up the good work...& Blessings to you & your family 🙂
Ahh, God is awesome, and He works through me. So, yay for God helping me to find joy in laundry and grocery shopping!
Thank you for the encouragement!
Thanks for the links, I found some great activities to get started on. Have a great weekend!
Kristen, you really inspire me to greatness!
Just had to stop by from "THis is what Frugal Looks Like" and say yeah for recycling ziploc bags. That is something I remember my gram doing when I was a kid and I've done so for years. I get some strange looks but we reuse plastic of other sorts so why not bags? A box usually lasts me six months or more, washing and reusing them (just never ones with meat touching them directly). I am amazed when I see people toss perfectly good bags out. Yeah!
I just quit my job 2 months ago and am amazed how easy it is to be frugal, really. Almost every day I realize another little savings - $5 here, $10 there - it all adds up. Great blog - keep up the good work!
Gosh! Now I can say "I knew her (blog) when..." 😉
Congratulations!!! You and your blog have been a great help to us over the past year and we have been able to live less stressful lives and still pay down debt while I've been laid off.
Ohh, I'm so happy to hear that! Yay! And go you for paying down your debt.
Kristen,
last week I was procrastinating do some frugal activities that I have been doing for along time . . . bread baking, making laundry detergent, etc. After visiting this post,
I was inspired to get up and just do what need to be done. Thanks, I had almost talked myself into spending 10+ just to because I lost site of the big picture of why I do these things.