This isn't going to be a whingey whiney post (at least I'm not planning it to be) but I'm struggling a little bit lately to keep on top of everything and I thought it might help to get it down here and come up with some sort of plan to get myself a little more organised which, in turn, will hopefully make me feel happier with myself.These little beauties are the first part of my plan:It's a box set of four little notebooks that I bought from Tesco a few weeks ago because they were just too pretty to leave on the shelf and until today, they've just been sitting on my kitchen shelf … [Read more...]
A clean house is the sign of a wasted life. Right?
We've all heard (and some have probably used) the phrase ' A clean house is the sign of a wasted life' haven't we?And what about this one?Both great mottos for life and I actually kind of agree with both of them if I'm honest. But, even though there's nothing wrong with a bit of dust on the TV cabinet or a carpet that needs a bit of a hoover or even a skirting board that needs a clean, I do always feel happier if things are clean and sparkly as well as tidy.I'be been introducing more things to help me keep on top of a clean and tidy house lately and it seems to be working … [Read more...]
Freecycle – One man’s trash is another man’s treasure….
I do love that saying - One mans trash is another man's treasure!It never fails to astound me just how true that really is as we've learned at the various car boot sales that we've done over the years. The things we think will never sell in a million years are often the things that sell first and make the most money! I shared my tips for having a successful car boot sale a little while ago and if you're in the mood, this weekend actually looks like it'll be a great time to do one weather wise! But my post today isn't about having a car boot sale, or even making money … [Read more...]
The Thursday Thrifty Tip round up….
Last week I was considering hiring a skip for the day (at a cost of £90) so that I could clear out some of the junk from my garage and one of my friends pointed out that I didn't need to pay for a skip when I could arrange a collection from the council for a fraction of the price. I didn't even know the council offered that as a service let alone that they would come along and take my rubbish for just £15.00!I saved a fortune because someone pointed out something they thought was obvious.So, I started thinking about how many other little tips there were that may seem obvious for … [Read more...]
Thrifty Thursday – Be prepared with a present bag….
Anyone with children will know that it's inevitable that they'll be invited to birthday parties of their school friends throughout they year - we had three in one weekend last year! I hate giving children money in a card for a present, even though that's clearly the easiest option but at the same time, to buy a nice little present for them isn't always cheap.So, a few years ago I started to stockpile presents and gifts that I saw on offer throughout the year, especially in the sales at the start of the year. I keep mine in one of those Orla Kiely Bags from Tesco which looks very pretty on … [Read more...]
Money Makeover – Dealing with your debt….
Welcome to this week’s money makeover which is all about dealing with your debt. In case you missed the first few money makeover posts, I’m going to be doing a post every Monday with ways to save money. I’m going to leave you each week with a little task or a change to make and although you don’t have to do everything, please do join in where you can and hopefully, you’ll start saving. Also, I'll leave the links to the previous posts at the bottom each week so you can go back to the start if you want to.How did you get on with last week's post? I hope you did your homework and had a … [Read more...]
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