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By Joy E.
My wife is one of the most fascinatingly frugal people I have ever had the honor to know. I regarded her desire to live a thrifty, uncomplicated life as thankfully low-maintenance, for we were young and broke and she could stretch a dollar a country mile with no complaints.
Pork and Shrimp Wonton Noodle Soup
By 15mhhm15
This is a completely homemade and natural broth made from pork and shrimp. It is a perfect recipe to accommodate 4 bowls in just 1 hour!
By attosa
This is a cute edible craft for all ages using Peeps bunnies and Twinkies. You can decorate your cars however you like, I went with a bit of a classic race car look. To make this 100% edible, replace the toothpicks with thin pretzel rods.
Air Dry Socks Using Laundry Basket Holes
By KIM HOGGAN
Here is a way to air dry socks and keep them together if they are still damp. Simply insert them in the laundry basket holes. You can also put other small laundry articles in them. Saves dryer energy and you keep pairs together!
Omelets to Stay Inside Food Budget
By Judy
I love omelets, but never made a good one until yesterday. Every time tried to make one, I ended up with scrambled eggs. I belong to a cooking group, and they were talking about the best omelet pans. Apparently the pan is necessary, and I decided I wanted one, but thought the $99 recommended one was too expensive. So, yesterday I was at an estate sale, and I saw an omelet pan, so I bought it.
This very simple bunny mask is made with three colors of felt, to look like a rabbit's teeth and nose. Learn how to make them in this short video.
Keeping Ants Away From Bird Feeder
By kerr
My husband made us a moat for our hummingbird feeder to keep ants out of the nectar for just pennies! He cut a water bottle in half, drilled a hole in bottom just big enough to fit the coated wire that holds the feeder on the shepherds hook.
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