I’m always late in doing this, but oh well.
5 Things I Did That Were NOT Frugal
- Bought heels (but they were from Forever21 and super cheap though)
- Went out on Saturday night (We didn’t spend a ton of money, but we still spent money. I need to pay off my student loans).
- I honestly can’t think of anything else. So I think we’re doing great!
5 Things I Did That WERE Frugal!
- Made dinner every day this past week!
- Brought my lunch to work everyday
- Kept the air/heat off most days. Just got the heat bill and it was only $46, and the electric bill was $45. The weather has been perfect lately. Around 60 degrees everyday.
- I had friends over on Friday and we just made food and talked. Fun!
- Got AT&T to get rid of the restoration fee.
What have you done this week that was frugal or not?
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I contacted At&T too regarding my bill. They removed some "subscriptions" that I never signed up for. Saved me forty bucks!
Eating at home is honestly the best way to save money. As much as I love eating out it can get really pricey!Have a wonderful weekend!
Something I did that was frugal was to only go grocery shopping once and ate in the whole week. Glad you got AT&T to get rid of that fee! Their nerve surely knows no limit!
Eating home is better, you save lots of money and I personally love cooking 🙂 Thank you for the comment on my blog!!! Have a great day!!!xo Emma
Good stuff!! 🙂 I'm hoping for a low spend week too!
love making my own dinner and bringing my lunch !http://forallthatjas.blogspot.com/
You're doing awesome! I've found that even though we need to save money, keeping our sanity is necessary, too. So the occasional Saturday night out is like a mental/emotional/relationship investment. And good for your for making AT&T take that fee off! I've had to call Sprint, who is also the worst, to get rid of internet fees on our bill when we don't even use the internet…
wow, major kudos for the AT&T step. don't know why contacting service companies to haggle over charges is my frugal Achilles heel. well done!