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Frugal and Energy Efficient Living

Kaleva

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2. I'm using my babysitting money on this. Nothing from the regular budget.

Reply to Kali (Reply #1)

Mon May 27, 2019, 11:32 AM

May 2019

And my emergency food supply consists of items I use on a regular basis. Soups, rice, canned beans, canned vegetables, tuna, pasta, condiments, grains and such.

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Building an emergency food stock in a frugal manner [View all] Kaleva May 2019 OP

if you are already spending $60/week there that is good Kali May 2019 #1

I'm using my babysitting money on this. Nothing from the regular budget. Kaleva May 2019 #2

Went shopping yesterday with 3 more $5 coupons Kaleva Jun 2019 #3

Went shopping last Saturday with 4 store coupons and some others Kaleva Jun 2019 #4