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Do you often suffer sticker-shock at the grocery store when you find out how much you owe?
Well, there isn’t much you can do about the amount of groceries you buy. After all, you and your family members have to eat.
But that being said, there are some things you can do to lower your grocery bill.
For example, you probably already know about buying off-brands for some items and buying in bulk when your favorite foods go on sale. [Read more…]
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Question from Rodney: I’ve been reading your blogs for a long time now Rick, and I’ve noticed that you write about just about everything.
But one thing I’ve never seen you write about is politics. Why is that?
I love your perspective on so many topics and I’m sure you could make some great arguments about our country’s politicians.
I don’t know, maybe you’re just not a political kind of person. What’s the scoop? [Read more…]
Regular readers of this blog know I’m fascinated by the many types and styles of tiny houses that dot the landscape nowadays.
There are countless factory-built ‘cookie cutter’ style tiny houses out there, but the ones I like best are the self-designed and self-built tiny homes that so many people are building these days.
The video I’m featuring today is a quick virtual tour of a tiny house in Australia that was built for about $10,000 AUD (which currently equates to less than $7,000 US). [Read more…]
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I’m sure you’ve noticed that America’s highways are jammed to the max with travelers these days.
If you’re planning to take a long road trip of your own you’re likely to find that one of your biggest travel expenses will be the money you spend on gasoline.
Things like shopping around for the best deal on a hotel room and eating food from a grocery store instead of a restaurant can save you some big bucks while you’re traveling.
Luckily, you can easily save even more by reducing the amount of gasoline you’ll be using while you travel. [Read more…]
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Now that I’m getting older I often struggle with trying to read small print.
As a tech blogger I’m constantly receiving new gadgets to test and review, and with very few exceptions they typically come with instructions that are printed in a font that’s so small I simply can’t read them.
Even worse is trying to read the tiny print on the backs of medicine bottles. It’s virtually impossible!
Well, I recently discovered the perfect solution to this problem…