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September, 2008
SITES TO SEE: Where can you find the good coupons? You can look in your Sunday newspaper, but the Internet is where things are happening with coupons. And who better to hold your hand and show you the way than the Coupon Mom? Use her free Web site to find the best deals in your grocery store and the coupons you need before you head out the door.
"When weeding, the best way to make sure you are removing a weed and not a valuable plant is to pull it. If it comes out of the ground easily, it is a valuable plant. "
~Author Unknown
SHADY OPERATION: I keep an old plastic roll-up shade in my car trunk. Whenever I need to check under the car or repair a flat tire, I just roll out the shade. It helps protect my clothes.
~Lori O., Wisconsin |
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The Frugal Whole Chicken (or, Waste Not, Want Not)
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A few days ago, I was inspecting the whole chickens that were on sale at the local grocery store. The price was quite nice - $0.88 a pound - and although it was a different brand of chicken than what I usually buy, I was considering making the purchase (we tend to buy free range chickens, which cost more).
Just then, I overheard a person behind me talking about how buying a whole chicken was a “waste of money” because you’re paying for parts you don’t use. This lady immediately bought a two pack of chicken breasts which - lo and behold - cost about as much as the whole four pound chicken I was looking at.
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The Top 7 Productivity Killers (and How to Avoid Them)
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As a small business owner you wear many hats. Office administration, marketing, sales, bookkeeping, advertising, customer relations: it never ends. Your to-do list is growing as quickly as your energy level is plummeting. Oh, and you need to make more time for yourself and your family. There just isn’t enough time!
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Immigration Policy Hurts U.S. Farming Industry
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The American farmer is an essential part of America 's history and future. What many of us don't often think about is the fact that behind every American farmer and harvest is a community of immigrants who perform the arduous labor that is required to pull, pick and prepare that harvest for our use and enjoyment.
This year, our nation's farmers are facing severe labor shortages due to outdated immigration laws that do not match modern day economic realities.
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