Thrifty Threads

Thanks to Angela from My Year Without Spending for featuring me on her Thrifty Threads series today!

Here is the post about my salvaged Gap jeans that cost me a whopping $2.50 at Goodwill.

Food Waste Friday

Every Friday, I join with The Frugal Girl and other bloggers to clean out my fridge and freezer and take a picture of anything that has gone bad over the last week. This holds me accountable to faithfully check every week, and motivates me to use up our leftovers. This has made a huge difference in the amount of food we waste every week. I encourage you to participate with me in food waste Friday, too!

Yay! No food waste today! Really, its a pretty decent accomplishment considering that we had the grandparents watching our kiddos while we were away; any time you have extra people to feed it makes it harder to plan to use up all the prepared food. We still have a few leftovers, but I am more than happy to eat those for my lunch(es)...I eat two lunches most days to keep up with the calories I need for nursing. I love having something easy to heat up during the day!

Be sure to hop on over to Angela Barton's blog, My Year Without Spending today to see me featured on her Thrifty Threads series! Every week Angela posts pictures of people wearing clothes they have gotten second-hand in some way...I really enjoy seeing the great outfits that can be found if you keep an eye out for them!

I'll be back tomorrow with a picture from our CSA pick-up. And if you're looking for some thrifty family fun this weekend, why not go berry picking? We pulled in a nice haul yesterday at Lockbriar Farms. Not local? Check out PickYourOwn.org to find a farm in your area!

Guest Post on The Frugal Girl

Be sure to head on over to The Frugal Girl today to check out my guest post about cloth diapers! I am very excited to be able to share our family's cloth diaper experience with Kristen's readers.

If you are visiting Thrifty Living from The Frugal Girl, welcome! Have a look around, and please, please let me know if I can be a help with any cloth diaper questions. When we started using cloth we didn't have anyone to talk to about it, and I really want to be that resource for anyone who is considering cloth diapers!

Survey feature on Common Sense with Money!

Be sure to check out my guest post on Common Sense with Money today about my experience with Ipsos I-Say, an online survey company! It is a little more of an in depth look at a specific company than the post I wrote a few weeks ago about the various companies that I use. You can read my post about the different survey sites I use here.

If you found this blog through Common Sense with Money, welcome! To find out more about me and some of my thrifty endeavors, check out the About Me tab! I'm so glad you decided to visit.

Thanks to Mercedes @ Common Sense with Money for letting me share my survey experiences with her readers!