The Good Life For Less: Child Safety
With all the active stuff families do in the summer is a reminder that it's time to think about safety too.
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With all the active stuff families do in the summer is a reminder that it's time to think about safety too.
Hey college students! Amazon is offering you one heck of a deal. Anyone who is a student with a valid .edu e-mail address can get a free one-year membership to Amazon Prime (usually $79)!
There are a few cool, kid-friendly events going on this weekend.
If you enjoy going to plays, comedy clubs, or other special events around town, you are not alone. It's nice to get gussied up for a night out at a play or just plain fun to laugh your butt off for an hour or two on a Friday night. The only draw back I find is the cost and all those fees, fees, fees!
Memorial weekend is what many consider the kick-off to summer -- pools open, the cabin and camping season goes into full swing, and you see tons of people out and about on Minnesota's 10,000+ lakes.
Garage Sale, Yard Sale, Rummage Sale -- whatever you call it, the season is upon us. I've noticed a lot more of those signs posted around neighborhoods lately and that got me thinking that it may be the perfect time of year to share some bargain hunting tips if you plan on scouring garages in search of treasures.
Are you like me? Do you love the idea of shopping local, supporting local businesses and buying products from your hometown ... but sometimes, price wins out and you've got to order online?
It's Arbor Day and that means seedlings are abound today! Here are a few places where you can get free or cheap ones for yourself.
I'm sure most of you have used Craigslist (the online classified site) or at least heard of it. I'm a relatively new user of it -- honestly, all the Craigslist horror stories made it hard to for me bite the bullet and actually think it was a worthwhile Web site. But I must say I'm pretty pleased with what my family has bought and sold on there.
Save your pennies and start getting wise with the ReUse Center.
