$30 A Week for 52 Weeks

Week 38

Week 3810/7/12 Sweet potatoes 2.30Yellow bell pepper .45Potatoes 1.61Bananas 1.12Produce 1.31Avocados 2 for 3.00Oatmeal .46Red bell pepper 1.08Half and half 1.89Pasta penne 1.49Milk 1.99Flour tortillas 2.29Italian sausage 3.17Ground beef 3.63Diced tomatoes, cans (2) 1.98Tomato paste 1.39Garbanzo beans .89Butter 2.50 Total 32.55Coconut oil 4.77Grand Total 37.32 Also, I bought a jar of coconut oil which I… Continue reading Week 38

$30 A Week for 52 Weeks

Week 37

Week 379/30/12 Eggplant 1.99Tomatoes .94Garlic .49Chocolate chips, bulk 3.02Lettuce .99Bananas 1.25Apples 1.36Half and half 1.89Chocolate syrup 2.19Cottage cheese 1.29Evaporated milk 2% 1.59Pork chops 2.95Stew meat 3.23Total 23.18 I scaled back a little this week, and, although I have chocolate in my cart, I’ve been making an effort to eat healthier. Eating healthy to me also,… Continue reading Week 37

$30 A Week for 52 Weeks

Week 36

Week 369/23/12 Ground beef 3.63Flour tortillas 2.29Half and half 1.89Milk 1.99Radishes .89Avocado 1.99Cane sugar 3.11Bread 1.99Cantaloupe 2.02Eggs 1.69Cheese 7.99Lindt chocolates (2) .78Kale 1.49Apples 2.20Potatoes 1.06Cottage cheese 1.35Total 36.36 Yogurt .79Tax .06Total .85 Total 37.21 I see the mayor of Phoenix gave this budget a shot and lost 4 pounds. Interesting. He got by on ramen… Continue reading Week 36

$30 A Week for 52 Weeks

Week 35

Week 359/16/12 Half and half 1.89Milk 2.49Crisco oil 3.99Ground beef 3.66Carrots .77Tomatoes .74Avocados (2) 2.98Pinto beans 2.18Granola 1.94Cottage cheese 1.35Peanut butter 1.98Bananas 1.01Peaches 2.09Eggplant .99 Total 28.06 A while back, I bought some graham flour – I was just intrigued by it. I’ve used it a lot; banana bread and a plain loaf cake, pancakes… Continue reading Week 35

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Take A Look In The Mirror

We have to learn to be more self-reliant. It is so, so important that this is a priority. In our daily lives living well means living well simply. Getting rid of complicated products and learning simple tasks. I am not talking about ridding processed food or ready-made things from our lives altogether; I am simply… Continue reading Take A Look In The Mirror

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Prepared with Food in Case of Disaster

It is highly important to be prepared for disaster. Besides the regulatory flashlight, batteries and water, other resources are very important to have ready when you need them. Food is something we take for granted will always be available whether we can afford it or not. In some severe cases, it is not available. And… Continue reading Prepared with Food in Case of Disaster