I was startled to hear a recent story about a top executive who lost his job saying he’d know things were bad when he started drinking “wine out of a box.” While it may come close to snobbery, food choices do hit very close to home and having to make sacrifices in this area is [...]
Posts Tagged ‘food’
Shopping Around Now That Gas Prices Are Lower
Posted in frugality, survival, tagged deals, food, grocery, shopping on December 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Food prices may still be a bit high, but gas is much lower, making it a bargain to shop around for your foodstuff. Today, I went to three different stores to finish my grocery shopping. They’re all very close to me because I live in a convenient area.
So, the first place I went was Wal-Mart, [...]
Ways To Save Money On Food, Year-Round!
Posted in frugality, survival, sustainable wealth, tagged budget, canning, food, preserves on October 10, 2008 | 3 Comments »
When you are intent on making a particular recipe, you may find that the one ingredient you are missing is now too expensive to be worth making the dish. Having that sinking feeling when you go to buy groceries? If it weren’t bad enough that gas is sky-high, food prices have shot up too.
As food [...]
My Appreciation And Gratitude Experiment
Posted in brain training, tagged appreciation, food, gratitude, spider, taste on July 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I guess I’ve been doing the gratitude journal a few days now, and I have some interesting things to report. I’m beginning to think I’ve stumbled on the key to the universe.
Noticing A Change In Taste
A very peculiar thing happened while I was fixing my food recently. I have a very picky diet because I [...]
