About RachelMeeks
Rachel lives in a small apartment in Texas with her husband and two year old little girl, so she appreciates anything that will help keep her life simple. She could read all day -- mostly about how to do and make things -- and at some time she would like to try living in another country, painting, sailing, beekeeping, and making a short film. She also loves m&m's, perhaps a little too much, and she makes great iced coffee.Website: http://smallnotebook.org
Posts by RachelMeeks
Better than Hotels – Cheaper Too!
By RachelMeeks on October 11, 2008
It’s tough to save money on travel, but there’s a great alternative to staying in an expensive hotel.
You can rent someone’s house or apartment for your trip and enjoy living space, a full kitchen, and even a washer/dryer, usually {read more}
By RachelMeeks on October 11, 2008
Know the Cost of Running the Dryer?
By RachelMeeks on October 10, 2008
by bukwheat
Do you ever wonder how much the electricity costs to run your appliances?
Hanging clothes on the line instead of using the dryer saves $.62 per load.
Unplugging the laptop for 12 hours each night saves $118 in one year!
Want to see {read more}
By RachelMeeks on October 10, 2008
Frugal tip of the day: Healthy snacks
By RachelMeeks on October 9, 2008
Save money and eat healthier by snacking on stovetop popcorn instead of chips.
Rachel loves writing about ideas to simplify your home at Small Notebook. She lives in Texas and often eats ice cream for breakfast.
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By RachelMeeks on October 9, 2008
Should you switch to a cash budget?
By RachelMeeks on October 3, 2008
Photo by sunshinecity
One of the ideas suggested for reducing debt and saving money is a cash budget. This means using a limited amount of cash to pay for most of your daily purchases instead of your credit card. Have you thought about making the change?
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By RachelMeeks on October 3, 2008
Rich Couch. Poor Couch. A true story of spending
By RachelMeeks on September 17, 2008
Buying furniture and other big purchases can be expensive, and if we don’t put careful thought and planning into it first, it can be even more expensive.
Compare these two real-life stories:
A nice guy had a couch, and it had cost him $700. It {read more}
By RachelMeeks on September 17, 2008
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