by Kendra | Apr 3, 2014 | Extreme Frugality, Off Grid
As we transition to living off of solar power, we have to think of every small way we can conserve energy. Our panels will only produce so many watts, and then we’re out of power. It’s important that we find any and every way we can reduce the amount of... by Kendra | Jul 30, 2013 | Extreme Frugality
After spending entirely too much time scrutinizing all possibilities and trying to find the best possible way to make this deal work to my advantage, I think I’ve found a share-worthy way to get some great all-natural and organic products for a really great... by Kendra | Mar 13, 2013 | Extreme Frugality
Some “junk” silver coins my husband has found in his change. Here’s a quick tip from my husband today. Before spending any change you are given, be sure to examine dimes and quarters very closely. These coins, as well as half-dollars made before 1965... by Kendra | Jan 21, 2013 | Extreme Frugality, Kitchen
A funny thing happens when you become intimately aware of the origins of your food. Especially if you yourself, or somebody you know grew or raised the food on your plate. You begin to respect it, to be more grateful for it, and you want to get the most out of it.... by Kendra | Aug 24, 2012 | Extreme Frugality
There’s no doubt about it… paint is expensive! But there are so many things a homesteader needs paint for. Especially when trying to preserve wood in things such as fencing and animal housing. How’d they do it in the old days, when there wasn’t... by Kendra | Jul 5, 2012 | Extreme Frugality
I’ve worked out a pretty sweet deal with a local blueberry farmer, that I’m really excited about! I go to the farm and pick blueberries, and I get to keep half of whatever I pick. A gallon for a gallon. FREE BLUEBERRIES!!! Woo-hoo!! I had called the man a... 
