2. Ate at home even though I did not menu plan this week.
3. Took a box to Goodwill. This may not seem like a frugal thing but having less clutter helps save money in the long run.
4. Packaged up some food items and put them in the freezer. I knew we would eat them eventually but would not get to them before they went bad in the refrigerator.
5. Made a big batch of laundry soap and a spray bottle of All-Purpose Cleaner . Both last a long time and save me money :)
PS: I also had 2 no spend days. My total for February is now at 8 :)
PS: I also had 2 no spend days. My total for February is now at 8 :)
I love when you post this, Melissa! I would love to see the duvet cover! What a great bargain!!
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of no-spend days. I have not heard them called that. A few years ago, I went on a spending diet for one year. My goal was to only spend on food and essentials. For gifts, I gave family members photos and hand-written letters of what they meant to me. For Christmas, my husband and I (as a joke) went around the house and found things we already owned and wrapped them up and gave them to each other ("Oh, my car keys! I always wanted these! Oh, my toothpaste! This will come in handy.") It was super-fun.
ReplyDeleteGreat post!
best,
MOV