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How to Build and Maintain a Well Stocked Pantry and Freezer

I have long believed that having - and maintaining - a well stocked pantry is one of the best ways to save money. There is no more running out to the store because you forgot an ingredient. You can easily pull it out of your pantry instead. You simply fill your pantry when items are on sale and you will be amazed at how much time and money your pantry can save you. Over time and by consistently shopping the sales, I have built a well stocked pantry that works for our family. Yes, it might be classified as a stockpile by some because I don't just have one or two cans of some of these things. … Read More...

A Ready to Go ABC Theme Preschool Curriculum

Looking for help in teaching your preschooler at home? This ready to go ABC preschool curriculum provides all the resources and help you need - in an easy to use format! I am so excited to share this new resource with you! You see, I am a trained teacher. My first teaching Call was to teach Kindergarten in the mornings and Pre-Kindergarten in the afternoons. I taught this combination for 5 years, until I got married and moved, and loved every minute of it! After spending three years teaching 3rd and 4th grade, I moved back down to Preschool at a different Lutheran school. I taught another 2 … Read More...

3 Months of Grocery Shopping: May, June & July 2020

It's been a couple months (3, to be exact) since I gave you a peak inside our grocery budget. It's time for me to play catch up with a more detailed grocery post again. First, I do hope you are following me on Facebook and / or Instagram because that is where I share my shopping trips as they happen. If you like seeing what I am buying on the days that I go shopping, go follow me on social media so you don't have to wait for these longer monthly updates. You can like Joyfully Thriving on Facebook here. You can follow me on Instagram here.  Second, I apologize that these posts have … Read More...

5 Ingredient Frozen Creamsicle Pie

When I have company over, I like to have a nice dessert prepared. It's even nicer when I have that dessert waiting in the freezer before the company is even invited over! That's where this easy frozen creamsicle pie recipe comes in.  I discovered this frozen pie recipe in my Taste of Home (1999) cookbook years ago. It requires only a couple of ingredients and you know how I love easy 5 ingredient recipes! (For proof, take a look at these 85 easy 5 ingredient dessert recipes!) This frozen pie recipe also results in a dessert that reminded me of that childhood treat of push-ups. Do you … Read More...

How to Save Money on School Uniforms

Uniform shopping doesn't have to be expensive. Learn how to get school uniforms for cheap with these simple and effective tips.  Last year, my son started Kindergarten at our Lutheran grade school. They have a school uniform policy which I greatly appreciate. However, as a frugal mom who was new to the uniform scene, I was determined to figure out how to buy school uniforms for cheap. I wanted quality but I also didn't want to pay full retail for our uniforms. It was a bit of trial and error last year as I had to figure out what brands and sizes fit my son the best, but this year? Uniform … Read More...

$1000 Savings Challenge

These past couple months have reminded me of the importance of savings. It is important to have money in savings - all the time. You may not have 20 savings accounts like my husband and I do, but you need to have at least one savings account. Having money in savings allows you to plan and prepare for future purposes and expenses and goals. I also believe everyone should have an emergency fund with 3 to 6 months of expenses. An emergency fund is that special savings account that gives you peace of mind since you always have access to some money when an unexpected emergency … Read More...

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