By eliza, November 19, 2010, Family & Kids, For Moms
If you think the only major event in November is Thanksgiving, then think again my friends. November is packed with events all over the state. Here are some you might be interested in: Terlingua International Chili Cookoff- This event is held on [...]
By energy_linguist, November 17, 2010, Personal Finance
Shaving costs should feel like a proactive, life changing process ... that is if you can ever get past the endless cycle of living paycheck to paycheck. Budgeting is never as simple as cutting a few expenses, but it certainly helps to start with sen [...]
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By vernon, June 25, 2010, Energy Efficiency, Gadgets & Technology
Apart from moisture, the biggest common enemy of any electronic gear you have is heat. There are two main culprits: dust and air-circulation. Now, many people think that since many consumer electronics have fans in them (such as computers, ga [...]
By brooke, June 3, 2010, Family & Kids, For Moms
How much do you spend on children's clothing each year? More importantly, how many of those clothes have gone unused, or were worn only once? Since my husband can read this, I am not admitting to either, but according to a company called thredUP, t [...]
By brooke, March 23, 2010, Food & Dining Out
One thing I love most about Houston is the wide variety of delicious restaurants around town. The only problem is that eating out is addictive and can get real expensive, real quick. That is where the blog site “Cheap Eats in Houston” comes i [...]
By julianne, March 17, 2010, Personal Finance
I’ve looked online about the differences of being cheap and being frugal. It seems that frugality is more associated with being money-wise and cheapness has a negative connotation for refusing to spend any more money than what you’ve budgeted for [...]
