You’re welcome! There are other channels with some good tips too, though! I’ve liked a few from Frugal Creative Living, and of course Under The Median. 😊
I love this style of video. I know I’ve said it before, but I can’t believe how fast your channel is growing. Personally, I think it’s because you are so real and because you have real-life ideas. P.S. Any mom who is striving to stay home with her children is going to get my support in my prayers 🥰. My husband and I sacrificed a lot for me to stay home with our kids when they were growing up, and we don’t regret it for one… Single… Minute.
A cheap, super quick meal for when you are sick is a can of beef vegetable soup added to a package of beef flavored ramen noodles cooked as directed. You of course x could do something similar with a chicken chowder/cream/gravy can of soup and add a chicken flavored package of ramen noodles cooked as directed. If you use a 16+oz can you can serve 4, just add bread and butter. Cooking can be by microwave for ramen and add can soup to finish warming in the microwave. Serves 2 adults and 2-3 mini kids. When the cook is sick, eating out can be an expensive, though common happening. Hope you feel better!
I do like videos that actually show people doing stuff, like your little clips you put in. Very good, I am going to work much harder on my garden next year. I live in the midwest and the heat can be super hard on my crops.
I started today with taking Chicken-Wings out of the freezer an cook with what I found in the pantry(?) 😀 .... then I want to defrost it when it`s empty
Im a feeble sourdough enthusiast, most of my bread is better for using as bricks BUT the crust tastes lovely and sour. Lil bitta flour, lil bitta water and TIME. every day feed it a little water and bread and eventually it starts spitting out hooch on top and smelling very 'sour'. To get a good one going takes years(maybe decades) mine took about 6 weeks through winter before it seemed alive Oh! If your in a cold place, keep it somewhere warm like a hotwater cupboard
I love your videos! I also downloaded your free price book. I am filling it up and comparing prices. Eye opening! Thanks for all the great info you share.
@@susanhemenway383I’ve used price books since the early 1990s. It has saved me so much time, money and effort over the years. A great investment of time initially sent.
I like your videos because what you do is real! Also, I don't have the time to break down the numbers, but I do a lot of what you do, so it encourages me because you remind me I am saving money!
I like small breakdowns because they're easier to do. Might want to find a pop filter for yourself, but if that is for your husband, record him and see if there are pops. Not every person makes them. Oor so I'm told, I'm no expert on that)
Oooh tell me more! Are “pops” like voice cracks where the audio gets a bit distorted? I’m so new to the audio engineering game. And would a pop filter be… the little circle mesh…thing I see people sometimes putting between their voice and mic?
@@Homegrown_HillaryWhen some of us speak on a mic like that, we make little pops and clicks as we talk. Yes, exactly those mesh things. Try searching for it, as I said, I'm not an expert. I just heard that audio is important. You might pop less when you are better. Might be a "frugal hack" too. I know there are lots of those.
@@donedennison9237 thanks so much for the response! Looks like I’ve got some digging to do. (But now that you’ve planted the idea, I REALLY want to find some way to frugalize this accessory 😂)
