October 1, 2009

  • I wish I knew how to be a 50′s mother.  LOL

    I wish I could sew, cook to beat the band, vaccuum in heels, clean anything!

    I don’t wear pants.  I haven’t in almost 5 years.  I have a hard time finding modest skirts I like, (at least to the knee, and not too tight) If I knew how to sew I could make some, but then I guess I’d need a sewing machine too.  lol  Also Lydia has a TON of Onesies, but now that it is getting cooler I want to put a little skirt on her or a jumper.  Sigh.  My silly little woes.

    Today was a decent day.  I use Nursery water for Lydia to drink, dilute her juice, and to make her cereal.  The cheapest it usually is, Walmart $1.28 a gallon.  Publix had it for 5 for $5.  I swung over there and they rang up for $1.49 each.  So I got one free (I was unaware of that policy, but cool!) so I got 5 for $4.  At CVS ECB’s for the quarter are out.  Pampers were $9.88 and I had a $2 MFR coupon, and $1.50 ECB, also got a coupon for CVS Gold Emblem Nuts $2 off 2, they had little pouches of cashews for 99 cents, so I got them for Free.

    When I got home I had a $25 Mater Card Debit Card in the mail that I had won.  (Cool) AND Fred ordered me a new laptop!!!! He had something sell on eBay for $175, and we got our security deposit back from our old apt.  I told him we should use it on something  more practical, but my old laptop only had an 18G hard drive.  Photos and videos of Lydia from April-September 21, and it was FULL.  lol Beggers can’t be choosers, so I was satisfied, but we got a decent deal on a new Dell inspiron 15.  WHEE!  Less than $500 including shipping and tax!

    Still doing youdata, the few cents a week add up.  youdata.com/join/mrsknapp

Comments (2)

  • Sewing isn’t that hard to get into and skirts are some of the easiest projects to start with. And you could probably find a decent used sewing machine for a good price.  Have you checked craigslist or something like that?  You can save a lot of money sewing your own clothes, especially when you can find good deals on fabric.  I always aim for $3 or less per yard on fabric.  Hancock Fabrics online has some good sales from time to time and so does Fabric.com.  Or if you have a Hobby Lobby near you they have really cute fabric too!

  • @averyswife - That’s good to know.  We actually have a Hobby Lobby right next to our apartment complex, and JoAnn’s Fabrics right up the street.  Maybe I will check Craigslist….

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