How You Can Benefit From Your Driving History to Lower Your Insurance Rates
Being a good driver saves you money. In addition to being able to keep your car in better condition without needing to pay for aesthetic repairs, and needing to pay less for tickets, etc… Your driving history will also be able to save you money on your car insurance, assuming you have a clean history. […]
Our Frugal Georgia Trip, Day 7: Visiting Bakuriani and Borjomi
It’s been a good few months since my trip with my son to the country of Georgia, and I still haven’t finished writing about it—but this is the last post! (I still have to write about our time in Cyprus the next day, though.) But finally! This ADHD of mine makes it hard for me […]
How to Find the Perfect Germany Travel Package for Your Needs
My grandmother’s side of the family is from Germany, and I hope to visit there one day. I had plans on going there, but, sadly, I had to cancel my trip as it was booked for a very contentious stage in my divorce. When I travel, I like to plan my trips myself- that is part […]
Making Sense of Money Changes During a Divorce
When I went through my divorce, the emotional side was hard enough—but what really stressed me out was the financial unknown. I had no idea what to expect in terms of money, support, or how to plan for my future. If you’re in a similar boat, divorce calculators can be a really helpful starting point. […]
Easy Yogurt Cheesecake for Sensitive Stomachs – Gluten & Egg-Free
Periodically, I make cheesecakes for the family. The last time I planned to make cheesecake, my daughter asked me, “Mommy, are you going to make cheesecake that makes you sick? Because last time you said it was worth it, but then afterwards you changed your kind.” And she was right. The previous time, I had […]
Tips for Caregivers for Preventing Nursing Home Falls (on a Budget)
Allowing the elderly to be as independent as possible can give them longevity. Once they are no longer able to be as productive, they tend to go downhill, and this is for many reasons. Breaking a bone during a fall can be devastating for this reason for someone elderly. A study in Canada shows the […]
Peace of Mind Isn’t Just for the Wealthy
My grandfather recently peacefully passed away in his mid-nineties, and until two years ago, he was living independently. When elderly people live on their own, loved ones often worry about their safety and well-being—wondering if help would be available quickly in an emergency, or if they might feel isolated and vulnerable. Fortunately, affordable and frugal […]
How THC Gummies Can Help Alleviate Anxiety and Manage Panic Attacks
Anxiety can make you really miserable. Two of my kids and I deal with bad anxiety, and oh boy is it debilitating. Medical cannabis can be a life saver when it comes to anxiety. In addition to it treating pain, CBD and THC can also help manage anxiety. Having them in gummy form make it […]
Cream of Celery and Leek Soup — Vegan, Allergy Friendly, and Low Carb
Reluctantly, because of my idiopathic intracranial hypertension, where the only known treatment is weight loss, I’ve decided to gently attempt weight loss. I have no problem with being fat and don’t think fat makes you unhealthy generally, and most of my health issues aren’t connected to my weight, but for this, I am attempting weight […]
Save More, Cook More: Affordable Outdoor Dining That Feels Luxurious
Living frugally will never work if you end up feeling deprived, so incorporating affordable luxuries into your life is a way to feel privileged without breaking the bank. Here’s how to have affordable outdoor dining at home that feels fancy and like you’re on vacation. I did something similar designing my bedroom to feel like […]
