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63 Practical Ways to Live a Frugal Life without Looking Like a Cheapskate

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frugal living: practical tips you can actually use

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how to start a garden

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first & last frost dates

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garden size calculator

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plant growing guides

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chickens

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goats

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food & drinks

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frost dates

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plant growing guides

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raising chickens

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food & drinks

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practical ways to live a frugal life without looking like a cheapskate

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the main parts to homesteading is frugal living

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today you'll learn of over tips to living a frugal life

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invest in a deep freeze

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deep freezers save you a lot of money

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you buy your meat in bulk which is usually cheaper. we used to do this

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deep freezers also allow you to stock up on items when they are on sale. it is just a way to save yourself a lot of money

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here's one of the best budget-friendly chest freezer on amazon

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buy the ham and it

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if you purchase a ham at the grocery store

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this is a much cheaper way to have sandwich meat

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you could even place the meat in freezer and save the meat

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another great solution to make this even cheaper is to purchase your ham when the store marks down hams that are going to go bad in the next month

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amazon usually offers shipping deals and great prices

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pick your own food

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you visit pickyourown.org and find local farms that allow you to pick your own food

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it is a cheaper option compared to buying produce from a store

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if you are still thinking starting your own garden

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eating at home is a great way to save money. especially if you grow the majority of your food

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i feed 6 people at mealtime. i can't afford to cook a meal that costs the average person $20 to make. that means i'd spend $

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here's a list of frugal meal ideas from frugalitygal

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we do this so we homestead and still make extra money to help pay our bills a little easier

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back to my point

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i found a great idea buying a bluetooth keyboard and syncing it to your smartphone

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instead of purchasing a printer and ink

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if you still have a ‘town job'

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double check your bills

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making sure your home is insulated is one way to cut down on that bill

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that could be seeds

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here's a tip: don't ever buy any of it on impulse

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live cleaner

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avoid the grocery store

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if you have to shop at the grocery store

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grow your own veggies

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raising your own food is not only healthier but also only cost a fraction of what you pay at the supermarket

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it save you a lot of money. raising your food from seeds is also less expensive than purchasing plants

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great! learn more starting seeds

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here are great recipes

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cut the cord

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getting out of debt is hard! i know it. i've been there. however

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do yourself a favor. save your hard-earned money

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make your house a home on the cheap

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you don't have to buy brand new furniture in order to make your house homey. i know that is what society sells

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refurbish some furniture. make your house have your touch all over it

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learning to do things yourself is the homesteader way of life. it is not only great knowledge and helps us be less dependent

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drink h2o

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i'm a tea drinker. i live in the south. what do you expect? in all honesty

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if you drink water

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craigslist is a great place to purchase second-hand goods

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you find quite the variety and a lot of the stuff is in great condition

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vinegar is your friend

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vinegar is a great product. you make your own apple cider vinegar

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it is also great

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in fact

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there are benefits of apple cider vinegar and you should embrace it as a staple to frugal living

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it is very simple yet saves a lot of money

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purchases should be like a hen on an egg

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like a mother hen sits on an egg

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can you map a route where you won't backtrack

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full price? i don't think so

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don't ever pay full price

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if you wait long enough

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adjusting your thermostat degrees can add up to real savings

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in the winter

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menu

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morningchores

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search

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homestead

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gardening

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planting zone map

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planting calendar

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fertilizer calculator

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c/n compost calculator

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gardening basics

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animals

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beekeeping

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diy

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more

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frugal living

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home decor

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survival & prepping

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handmade

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gardening

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planting zone map

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planting calendar

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homestead

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money

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home ideas

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diy

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products

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write

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us

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by jennifer poindexter

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print

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if you buy an item via on this page

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however

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frugal living simply means learning how to get the most out of everything we have and spending less on the things we don't need

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maybe you are thinking

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i'm glad you asked

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i didn't grow up on a homestead either

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if you are looking

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once a year

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then

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let amazon be your pharmacy

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did you know you buy over-the-counter meds from amazon

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yeah

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the next time you have a headache

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avoid late fees like the plague

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open a second bank account

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this will allow you to always have your bills paid on time and avoid those expensive late fees

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know what you are paying and what you should be paying

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there are still some items i have to buy even though i homestead. sure

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sadly

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so

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if i'm overpaying

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start the search

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however

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i'm not sure if you noticed

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at that price

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search

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skip the laptop

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many homesteaders work from home

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if you are interested in learning more ways to support yourself as a homesteader

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if you use a computer mainly

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use someone else's printer

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i recommend asking before you do this

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if all else fails

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just don't purchase a printer if it isn't something you are going to use often

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i'm not talking slashing your bills

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what i mean is

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companies make mistakes from time to time. be sure you aren't overpaying

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insulate your walls

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electricity is expensive no matter how you it. it just is

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air throughout the year

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this resource will give you more information on how to properly insulate your home

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shave your wool

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wait…what

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your wool clothes

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be sure to use a disposable razor and shave them. it will help lengthen their life and in turn

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when your wool clothes start to look shabby just shave them

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don't do anything on impulse

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yes

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many people think we are at home all day playing in the fields

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i know there are days where it is frustrating

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don't

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spend money that should really go to something else

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if you keep your home clean

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cleaner is always better

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it prevents illness which means spending more money on medicine to make people and animals again. and

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i understand you are busy. sometimes we go longer than we like between cleaning things up

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just try to make it a priority because it will save you headache and money

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however

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read an article i wrote on how to save money and escape shopping at grocery stores

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interested in learning how to do that

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diy your laundry

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laundry detergent is expensive. the price seems to climb a little more every year

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no worries

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i'm talking cable. if you have a tv bill

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there are other options. satellite tv

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ditch the debt

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every time you purchase something on credit

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stop buying on credit and dig out of the debt you are in. need some help

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that's okay! this article will help you

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repurposing as much of as possible

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buy your modem

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honestly

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it is how we connect and share information. it is also how we learn to do a lot of things we may not know how to do

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purchase your own modem instead of getting sucked into that monthly modem rental payment the internet companies sell

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you end up paying

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diy is your friend

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it also saves a lot of money! i know diy lead to mistakes

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take the time to learn to do things. not only will you lead a more frugal life but also a more knowledgeable one

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not only is it best

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shop on craigslist

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it is up to you to use your judgent on what you buy but at the end of the day

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use less

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do we really need to use as much of a product as we do? probably not

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be sure you only use what you need

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before making a purchase

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take your time

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rushed decisions are rarely wise ones

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stop the driving

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i know we need our cars to get us where we need

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however

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do you really need to make as many trips to town

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can you combine trips

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these are all keys to saving on gas

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take care of yourself

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taking care of your body is important

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not just because it will save you money

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from a frugal living standpoint

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so

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asking

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read this article to learn more couponing

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your thermostat needs an attitude adjustment