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Frugal Indoor Activities for Children During Winter (Part 4)

Frugal Indoor Activities for Children During Winter (Part 3)

September is National Preparedness Month. In case

September is National Preparedness Month. In case of an emergency or natural disaster, it's important to have a 72-kit that will help you get by until help arrives. I'm sharing tips today about how to compile a 72-hour kit on a budget.

First, look around your house to see what items you already have. If you need certain items, head to thrift stores to pick up backpacks and used clothing. Watch for sales on food and other items. And the dollar store is a great place to pick up some of the small items.

You don't need to spend a lot of money to put a 72-hour kit together. It's ok to start out simple and just get something together. Over time, you may feel you need additional items for the kit. You can then save up for those items that cost a little more money and add them to your kit.

For more tips and information about 72-hour kits, head over to my post:

https://savingcentbycent.com/2013/09/02/building-a-72-hour-kit-on-a-budget/

We received some delicious peaches from my siater-

We received some delicious peaches from my siater-in-law, and some of them needed used up soon, so I made this homemade peach jam.

My family doesn't like it when they have to use store-bought jam. They just love eating homemade jam. So every September, I make jam for them.

If you have a bunch of zucchini you need to use an

If you have a bunch of zucchini you need to use and you won't be able to use it fast enough, you can shred zucchini and keep it in the freezer.

When you are ready to use it, pull it out and thaw it to use in zucchini muffins, zucchini bread, zucchini brownies, and soups. Use the link below or message me for 25 easy zucchini recipes.

https://savingcentbycent.com/2020/08/03/25-easy-zucchini-recipes/

These Honey Lime Chicken Enchiladas are my family'

These Honey Lime Chicken Enchiladas are my family's favorite enchiladas. This recipe has a sweet and spicy flavor and a creamy enchilada sauce, which makes it taste so yummy.

I keep cooked shredded chicken in the freezer to make this recipe faster to put together.

Message me for the recipe or use the link below.

https://savingcentbycent.com/2022/08/30/honey-lime-chicken-enchiladas/

I've been needing to defrost my deep freezer for a

I've been needing to defrost my deep freezer for a while now, and I finally got around to doing it.

It took a few hours to complete. The ice had built up so much on one side that it took two times of me boiling water and setting it in the freezer for the ice to fall off. But I got the project done. And my freezer is now cleaned out and organized.

What projects have you been working on lately?

I made these Stuffed Shells for my family, and the

I made these Stuffed Shells for my family, and they loved it. It's an easy recipe that is filled with 3 different cheeses (cottage cheese, Mozzarella, and Parmesan), and then it’s topped with your favorite marinara or pasta sauce.

With school and extracurricular activities starting again, it's nice to have easy meal ideas for dinner.

Message me for the recipe or use the link below.

https://savingcentbycent.com/2022/08/18/easy-stuffed-shells-recipe/

September is National Preparedness Month. In case

September is National Preparedness Month. In case of an emergency or natural disaster, it's important to have a 72-kit that will help you get by until help arrives. I'm sharing tips today about how to compile a 72-hour kit on a budget.

First, look around your house to see what items you already have. If you need certain items, head to thrift stores to pick up backpacks and used clothing. Watch for sales on food and other items. And the dollar store is a great place to pick up some of the small items.

You don't need to spend a lot of money to put a 72-hour kit together. It's ok to start out simple and just get something together. Over time, you may feel you need additional items for the kit. You can then save up for those items that cost a little more money and add them to your kit.

For more tips and information about 72-hour kits, head over to my post:

https://savingcentbycent.com/2013/09/02/building-a-72-hour-kit-on-a-budget/

We received some delicious peaches from my siater-

We received some delicious peaches from my siater-in-law, and some of them needed used up soon, so I made this homemade peach jam.

My family doesn't like it when they have to use store-bought jam. They just love eating homemade jam. So every September, I make jam for them.

If you have a bunch of zucchini you need to use an

If you have a bunch of zucchini you need to use and you won't be able to use it fast enough, you can shred zucchini and keep it in the freezer.

When you are ready to use it, pull it out and thaw it to use in zucchini muffins, zucchini bread, zucchini brownies, and soups. Use the link below or message me for 25 easy zucchini recipes.

https://savingcentbycent.com/2020/08/03/25-easy-zucchini-recipes/

These Honey Lime Chicken Enchiladas are my family'

These Honey Lime Chicken Enchiladas are my family's favorite enchiladas. This recipe has a sweet and spicy flavor and a creamy enchilada sauce, which makes it taste so yummy.

I keep cooked shredded chicken in the freezer to make this recipe faster to put together.

Message me for the recipe or use the link below.

https://savingcentbycent.com/2022/08/30/honey-lime-chicken-enchiladas/

I've been needing to defrost my deep freezer for a

I've been needing to defrost my deep freezer for a while now, and I finally got around to doing it.

It took a few hours to complete. The ice had built up so much on one side that it took two times of me boiling water and setting it in the freezer for the ice to fall off. But I got the project done. And my freezer is now cleaned out and organized.

What projects have you been working on lately?

I made these Stuffed Shells for my family, and the

I made these Stuffed Shells for my family, and they loved it. It's an easy recipe that is filled with 3 different cheeses (cottage cheese, Mozzarella, and Parmesan), and then it’s topped with your favorite marinara or pasta sauce.

With school and extracurricular activities starting again, it's nice to have easy meal ideas for dinner.

Message me for the recipe or use the link below.

https://savingcentbycent.com/2022/08/18/easy-stuffed-shells-recipe/

September is National Preparedness Month. In case

September is National Preparedness Month. In case of an emergency or natural disaster, it's important to have a 72-kit that will help you get by until help arrives. I'm sharing tips today about how to compile a 72-hour kit on a budget.

First, look around your house to see what items you already have. If you need certain items, head to thrift stores to pick up backpacks and used clothing. Watch for sales on food and other items. And the dollar store is a great place to pick up some of the small items.

You don't need to spend a lot of money to put a 72-hour kit together. It's ok to start out simple and just get something together. Over time, you may feel you need additional items for the kit. You can then save up for those items that cost a little more money and add them to your kit.

For more tips and information about 72-hour kits, head over to my post:

https://savingcentbycent.com/2013/09/02/building-a-72-hour-kit-on-a-budget/

We received some delicious peaches from my siater-

We received some delicious peaches from my siater-in-law, and some of them needed used up soon, so I made this homemade peach jam.

My family doesn't like it when they have to use store-bought jam. They just love eating homemade jam. So every September, I make jam for them.

If you have a bunch of zucchini you need to use an

If you have a bunch of zucchini you need to use and you won't be able to use it fast enough, you can shred zucchini and keep it in the freezer.

When you are ready to use it, pull it out and thaw it to use in zucchini muffins, zucchini bread, zucchini brownies, and soups. Use the link below or message me for 25 easy zucchini recipes.

https://savingcentbycent.com/2020/08/03/25-easy-zucchini-recipes/

These Honey Lime Chicken Enchiladas are my family'

These Honey Lime Chicken Enchiladas are my family's favorite enchiladas. This recipe has a sweet and spicy flavor and a creamy enchilada sauce, which makes it taste so yummy.

I keep cooked shredded chicken in the freezer to make this recipe faster to put together.

Message me for the recipe or use the link below.

https://savingcentbycent.com/2022/08/30/honey-lime-chicken-enchiladas/

I've been needing to defrost my deep freezer for a

I've been needing to defrost my deep freezer for a while now, and I finally got around to doing it.

It took a few hours to complete. The ice had built up so much on one side that it took two times of me boiling water and setting it in the freezer for the ice to fall off. But I got the project done. And my freezer is now cleaned out and organized.

What projects have you been working on lately?

I made these Stuffed Shells for my family, and the

I made these Stuffed Shells for my family, and they loved it. It's an easy recipe that is filled with 3 different cheeses (cottage cheese, Mozzarella, and Parmesan), and then it’s topped with your favorite marinara or pasta sauce.

With school and extracurricular activities starting again, it's nice to have easy meal ideas for dinner.

Message me for the recipe or use the link below.

https://savingcentbycent.com/2022/08/18/easy-stuffed-shells-recipe/

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