It is my rule to keep the house looking nice for when my husband comes home. Some of you may think I'm crazy, he probably thinks the same thing too.
Since I knew that he would come home while we were still gone, we did a quick clean up.
This cute binder was at Target, & happened to be with the 70 percent off school supplies.
It was sooo me, but I didn't really have a use for it.. I bought it anyway..
I have got to quit doing that.
Thankfully I was able to come up with an idea.
I'm using it to organize worksheets that I come across online or wherever. I have it separated by which kid it's for and the subject.
It's also a great place to put holiday worksheets that I print out ahead of time.
Because let's face it, scrambling to get Thanksgiving worksheets the week of Thanksgiving is just too stressful. Besides, usually when I do that I end up with something that really isn't the right age level, or the content I want to be teaching. It's painful for all of us. Especially that overworked printer of mine.
Do your kiddos do fun worksheets for the holidays? If so where do you find them?
How do you organize random worksheets?
Our grocery store has a rack of heavily discounted produce that is nearing the end of its prime.
A lady at church encouraged me that there are a lot of great bargains to be found on that rack.
I was skeptical, because when we moved here 8 years ago my husband told me that food was rotten & for animals...
Bull honky, Mr. Awesome.
Over the last month I decided that I am an animal! And even though he may not know it, he is eating "rotten animal destined food" too.
I scored almost 7 lbs of perfectly fine bananas for $1.33 rather than the regular price of $4.83.
We go through a good amount of bananas here, so this was a great find.
I've also gotten organic tomatoes for cheap cheap cheap.
I know it's only a $3 savings this week, but we are a family of 5 healthy eaters on one income and every little bit adds up!
If I had saved $3 a week on our groceries since we had moved here, I'd have over $1200 in my vacation fund. Okay, so there's no vacation fund. But it would be a nice chunk of change to spend on something fun.
*These bananas were promptly peeled, split in half & stuck in the freezer for smoothies. Bananas are a great flavor neutralizer for smoothies so you can load the blender up with all kinds of goodies (kale, spinach, blueberries, strawberries, etc.) & enjoy!
How do you like to save on groceries?