Cooked and ate at home. That saves at lest twenty or thirty dollars.annmarie said:It seems like from a lot of postings lately, many of us are starting to feel the effects of the poor economy right now. While we all need to be able to commiserate with each other and comfort each other, I thought perhaps a thread dedicated to actual things we did on a given day, in order to save money
Shopped discounts. I got Kraft Delux Mac/Cheese dinners for thirty cents each on clearance. Reg price was $2.79. I bought all they had on the shelf to save for later.
Washed Comforters myself instead of dry cleaning them. We shall see if the feathers plump back up OK.
Borrowed extra poultry crates for the livestock auction rather than buying any more. I only have a couple of my own, but I needed more. Instead of buying, I just borrowed a few for today.
I also bought a mixed "lot" of chickens at sale, but immediately resold all of the ones I didn't want. That saved me feeding them until the next auction. They were Delawares, and I only wanted the hens. I resold 11 roos without even having to transport them home.
Baked my own bread.