This was a lot of fun! Thank you for all the responses for the free ebook. Wasn’t that a great sale, too? Wow… 17 books for $17!
This morning, I made sure all comments were approved, then I stopped comments from coming in. Then I took all the names, typed them out, printed them, cut them so they would all be the same size, folded each in half and placed them in a bowl. After stirring them up well, one of my daughters reached up high and pulled out the winner:
Lucy!
Congratulations, Lucy! Please contact me and let me know which of the ebooks you wanted. If you had purchased it, the money will be reimbursed from that book.
My friends at Living On A Dime are having a super neat sale and I wanted to share it with you. But before I do, I am really excited to share that I am going to be giving away one of these ebooks right here on my blog… yes, you heard it! This will be my first giveaway! I hope it to be the first of many. I have other ideas in my brain.
This sale includes *17* of their popular ebooks, which you can find here.
This giveaway is for any one of these items. If you purchase and item and end up winning it, they will refund you the cost of the one ebook.
This bunch of ebooks include:
Supermarket Savings 101 eCourse by Crystal Paine of Money Saving Mom
Grocery Shopping On A Budget eCourse by Jill Cooper and Tawra Kellam
Money Saving Meats e-book by Jill Cooper and Tawra Kellam
Saving On Cleaning Supplies e-book by Jill Cooper and Tawra Kellam
Eating Healthy On A Budget e-booklet by Jill Cooper and Tawra Kellam
Is Eating Out Eating You Up? e-book by Jill Cooper and Tawra Kellam
224 Meals In A Hurry e-book
Grocery Savings e-book by Jill Cooper and Tawra Kellam
Menus That Make Cents e-book by Jill Cooper and Tawra Kellam
Plan Ahead Leftovers e-book by Jill Cooper and Tawra Kellam
Quick Dinners e-book by Jill Cooper and Tawra Kellam
Menu Planning Made Easy by Sheri Graham
Simply Centsible Breakfasts by Crystal Paine
Thriving on One Income by Kimberly Eddy
The Bread by Hand eBook by Kimberly Eddy
Simply Centsible Suppers by Crystal Paine
Momma’s Guide to Growing Your Groceries by Kimberly Eddy
Get all this, including the “Grocery Shopping On A Budget” eCourse, the “Supermarket Savings 101″ eCourse and the 13 bonus downloads (a $115.40 value) for only $17.00!
These ladies even have a 60-day 100% risk-free money back guarantee!
To be entered once into this giveaway, simply leave a comment. To have more chances of winning, please tell your friends and when they comment, they must mention your name. Each time your name is mentioned in a comment, you will receive another entry.
Since cabbage is a deal right now, and because we like sauerkraut and I have heard it is quite simple to make, I have decided to try my hand at it. (See update below) I looked on YouTube to find some how to’s. I thought the first one below was very helpful, but found the bottom one to be more entertaining. Let me know which you like best. I will let you know how the sauerkraut turns out!
Update: I did try making the kraut. After sitting on our counter for some time, it began to show signs of molding. I would like to try it again, but need a better system that can keep out the air.
I have not been good about getting the latest reading to you. This week, our family is reading Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther. I am especially looking forward to Esther.
We are going to do a garden this year! I am so excited! I love going out to the garden in the quiet of the morning to weed and pray. Okay, I do love the vegetables, too!
Someone asked me how much we were going to plant this year. I said, “as much as Dennis will let me!”
This past week, I went to a few stores and found all the seeds I wanted to plant, less corn. I buy my corn at a farm seed store because I can purchase a large amount in bulk.
Today, Elizabeth and I sat down, sorted the packages, and wrote down on the calendar what needs to be started in pete pots when. The list is as follows:
March 23rd: Spearmint
April 6th: All the peppers (sweet and hot), roma tomatoes
April 20th: Jelly bean tomatoes, cabbage, honeydew
April 27th Early Girl tomatoes
Our goal plant dates will be the first week of June. If they don’t all get in then, that’s okay. I will share later what else we will be adding. Elizabeth wanted to do some herbs and some of the other girls wanted to do flowers. What fun!
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