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Frugal Living

As I gather resources for Budget Living / Frugal Finds / Couponing, I will list them here for my “bookmarking” and to share with others.

Last Updated: Sep 03, 2015

COUPON RESOURCES ON MY PERSONAL BLOG

Printable Coupons + Coupon Policies — Links to websites where you can print coupons as well as links to some store coupon policies to print + save for future reference.

Coupon Bloggers — A list of my favorite blogs to view Store Matchups, Deals, Notifications of New Printable Coupons, along with many more resources + tips.

Printable Shopping List — My favorite FREE printable shopping list. Great to prepare for each shopping trip; includes one for grocery stores + one for drug stores.

OTHER GREAT COUPON RESOURCES

Stockpiling 101 Series — Series of blog posts by Stockpiling Moms. Includes topics such as Monthly Menu Planning, Organizing Coupons, Sales Cycles, Organizing Your Stockpile, Understanding Coupons and MUCH more!

Common Sense With Money — Newsletter subscribers, of the Common Sense with Money blog, receive a FREE copy of the “Extreme Couponing 101” ebook (see the right hand sidebar of the blog).

“Heavenly Cents” Coupon Seminar Audio (mp3) & PDF printable from the Bridges of Grace “Heavenly Cents” Coupon Seminar. Learn how to save + give!

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Pucker Up Homegrown Lemon Balm w/local Honey Lip Balm ***** Lemon Balm — Shown to possess antiviral properties, lemon balm extract has been found to have antiviral activity against the herpes simplex virus in laboratory studies. For example, a study published in Phytotherapy Research found that lemon balm extract inhibited the penetration of herpes simplex virus type 1 (the virus that causes cold sores) into cells. Lemon balm is typically applied topically in oil, salve, cream, ointment, or lip balm form for cold sores. Honey — Honey is an excellent choice for so many reasons. First of all, honey is antibacterial and antimicrobial, stimulating regrowth and renewal. Because honey is so rich in vitamins, sugar, and minerals, it can be used to treat infection and skin disorders. It acts as a humectant, holding moisture. Another advantage of honey is that it does not irritate the skin. And, it tastes good, unlike many over-the-counter preparations. Beeswax — It is anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and an anti-oxidant — big words that mean that it can heal wounds! Imagine the wonders it would then work on your cracked and swollen lips. Beeswax is also incredibly moisturizing and is an excellent emulsifier (enabling it to really lock in moisture), so it also has the ability to soothe any pain caused by dryness and dehydration. Furthermore, the capacity that beeswax has to lock in that moisture also makes one’s lips supple and soft—something that can only be attained after constant and deep hydration, not just surface attention. Lastly, beeswax even has properties that allow it to protect your lips from further danger. It contains Vitamin A, which must be present for cells to develop normally. It also forms a protective layer on your lips that can shield them from harmful UV rays, as well as prevent infections or possible cold sores. Pumpkin painting today! They will all get another clear coat then will be placed back outside til Halloween. Elijah's is the mysterious letter from Skyrim Elderscrolls game. Nevaeh's is Speedy (aka Pinky) the pink ghost from Pac-man. Drake's is Pac-man eating pac-dots.
️ "Drop it like it's Hot" ️ Muscle Mending Salve: Cayenne, Comfrey, Lavender, Olive Oil, Coconut oil, Shea butter, Beeswax #NaturesMedicineCabinet #GypsyLane #WanderingThePathToAbundantHealth #HerbalSalve #HolisticHealth ... Cayenne powder – The main ingredient in this salve, cayenne pepper has a really ancient history dating as far back as 7,000 years ago. Naturally anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic, cayenne pepper contains a constituent called capsaicin. The reason that Cayenne works so well for muscle and nerve pain is because the capsaicin in it blocks a neurotransmitter, called Substance P (SP), that transmits pain signals from the nerves to the central nervous system. When cayenne is used topically, it can help relieve all sorts of pain, from neuropathy, back pain, muscles spasms, menstrual cramps, and even arthritis. ... Comfrey leaf – Also known as “knit-bone” because of its ability to naturally heal muscle and tissue back together, comfrey is a fantastic addition to any muscle salve, helping to repair tears and strains, while also reducing inflammation and soothing pain. ... Lavender buds – This analgesic herb is one of my favorite herbs to use in pretty much any salve I make. Lavender is great at calming and soothing muscle pains and spasms, and even helps to calm you down, which is helpful when your muscle spasms are due to stress. Elijah, the VelociRapper
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