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The Frugal Living Blog

"Mastering the Art of Frugal Living"



Welcome to the Frugal Living Blog. Here we keep you up-to-date on the newest additions made to Frugalicity.com.

Here's what you'll find here:

  • The latest time-tested, budget saving, and good old-fashioned secrets and tips for mastering the art of frugal living
  • Outlines of special features on Frugalicity.com you otherwise might have missed
  • Highlights of visitor or guest submitted tips, or questions to the contact page of Frugalicity.com
  • Special invitations and rewards for visitors to Frugalicity.com
  • - In fact, we'd like to reward you right now by extending a warm welcome into our extended family where you will find your special FREE(dom) Prize. It's not just a prize, it's an EPIPHANY! It's really the best reward we can think of giving visitors to Frugalicity.com - especially since it goes hand in hand with taking the road less traveled. We know it will make all the difference to you too. Enjoy!

Now for some important details that will make your internet life much easier. Read on....

You can subscribe to the Frugal Living Blog Feed (no e-mail necessary) by right-clicking on the orange RSS button (see buttons to the left and below Navigation bar) and then paste the URL into your RSS reader. Or click on the My Yahoo! button or My MSN or Add To Google button if you keep a personalized home page there.

Don't know what an RSS Feed is? Well, then let me tell you you're really missing out. It's the "second next big thing" taking the internet by storm, read on to find out more. And if you want to know what the #1 Next Big Thing is, make sure to check out the special prize above. It's a beautiful fit to a frugal self-sufficient lifestyle.

Anyway..back to RSS!

It's very quick and easy. To put it in a nut shell, RSS brings new site updates to you rather than you having to constantly go to your favorite sites and look for new information. If you've got hundreds of sites bookmarked like I did but have trouble finding a way back to those sites because you can't remember which folder your bookmark is in, RSS is a powerful way to find out about site updates without having to actually dig up your bookmarks to visit the site.

Also, if you're on dial-up like me, you know it takes a long time to bring some sites up, so if there's no new updates or if I'm not interested in the updates, my RSS Feed headlines from those sites lets me know and I won't waste time needlessly downloading that site. Saves so much time and bandwidth! It's nice to have all my site Feeds in one place too, such as on MY-YAHOO or MY-MSN or my GOOGLE home page.

For a good introduction to RSS just click the "what's an RSS Feed" link in the RSS box located to the left of the page just below the navigation bar. You're gonna love it! Oh and don't forget to grab our feed so you'll know about all our updates as they occur. We've got some huge plans in the works so don't miss out;^)

We're very excited about all the Frugal living wisdom that we will be sharing with you here.

Welcome and enjoy!

Now on to the Frugal Living Blog....





Famous Farmers Market Directory and Flea Market Guide from Frugalicity.com

The web's most extensive Farmers Market Finder, including 5,000 entries, shopping tips and tricks, greenmarket guide, and sustainable eco-friendly ideas for your family.

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Extensive Delaware Farmers Market Directory and Guide by Frugalicity.com

Find your local Delaware Farmers Market - a Must-see Frugal Hotspot for making a thrifty, fun, healthy, and eco-friendly Frugal Living, DE style.

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Extensive Connecticut Farmers Market Directory and Guide by Frugalicity.com

Find your local Connecticut Farmers Market - a Must-see Frugal Hotspot for making a thrifty, fun, healthy, and eco-friendly Frugal Living, CT style.

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Extensive Colorado Farmers Market Directory and Guide by Frugalicity.com

Find your local Colorado Farmers Market - a Must-see Frugal Hotspot for making a thrifty, fun, healthy, and eco-friendly Frugal Living, CO style.

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Extensive California Farmers Market Directory and Guide by Frugalicity.com

Find your local California Farmers Market - a Must-see Frugal Hotspot for making a thrifty, fun, healthy, and eco-friendly Frugal Living, CA style.

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Extensive Arkansas Farmers Market Directory and Guide by Frugalicity.com

Find your local Arkansas Farmers Market - a must-see Frugal Hotspot for making a thrifty, fun, healthy, and eco-friendly Frugal Living, AR style.

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Extensive Arizona Farmers Market Directory and Guide by Frugalicity.com

Find your local Arizona Farmers Market - a must-see Frugal Hotspot for making a thrifty, fun, healthy, and eco-friendly Frugal Living, AZ style.

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Extensive Alabama Flea Market Directory and Guide by Frugalicity.com

Find your local Alabama Flea Market - a must-see Frugal Hotspot for making a thrifty, fun, entertaining, healthy, and eco-friendly Frugal Living AL style.

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Extensive Alaska Farmers Market Directory and Guide by Frugalicity.com

Find your local Alaska Farmers Market, a must-see Frugal Hotspot for making a thrifty, fun, entertaining, healthy, and eco-friendly Frugal Living in AK.

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Contact Frugalicity.com With Your Frugal Living Tips, Experiences, or Questions

This is where you can share your frugal living wisdom or ask us for more information. We love your feedback!

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Extensive List of Easy Home-made Household Products for Frugal Living

Simple home-made, economical, non-toxic, and more effective products you can quickly make yourself. Safer and much cheaper than toxic store-bought items!

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