Comments for Simply Saving http://simply-saving.com Simple Ways To Save Money ~ Saving Money By Living Simpler Sun, 06 Jul 2008 19:58:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on 50 Tips for Frugal Living by Great finds at Fairly Ordinary http://simply-saving.com/50-tips-for-frugal-living/#comment-51 Great finds at Fairly Ordinary Tue, 03 Jun 2008 13:05:04 +0000 http://simply-saving.com/?p=97#comment-51 [...] 50 tips for frugal living [...] [...] 50 tips for frugal living [...]

]]> Comment on 50 Tips for Frugal Living by joanne http://simply-saving.com/50-tips-for-frugal-living/#comment-50 joanne Tue, 03 Jun 2008 00:28:54 +0000 http://simply-saving.com/?p=97#comment-50 Thanks for letting me know Keri. :) Thanks for letting me know Keri. :)

]]> Comment on 50 Tips for Frugal Living by kailani http://simply-saving.com/50-tips-for-frugal-living/#comment-49 kailani Mon, 02 Jun 2008 20:51:27 +0000 http://simply-saving.com/?p=97#comment-49 I love to "sell my clutter"! LOL! I used to use eBay a lot but lately I've been using Amazon.com to sell my books and DVDs. Works great! Thanks for stopping by earlier! kailanis last blog post..<a href="http://islandlife808.com/my-family/my-little-exhabitionist/" rel="nofollow">My Little Exhabitionist</a> I love to “sell my clutter”! LOL! I used to use eBay a lot but lately I’ve been using Amazon.com to sell my books and DVDs. Works great!

Thanks for stopping by earlier!

kailanis last blog post..My Little Exhabitionist

]]> Comment on 50 Tips for Frugal Living by Keri http://simply-saving.com/50-tips-for-frugal-living/#comment-48 Keri Mon, 02 Jun 2008 20:26:32 +0000 http://simply-saving.com/?p=97#comment-48 This was a great post, but in some places where you had "more here" and places where you had "more tips here", there wasn't a link. Just so you know.. but other than that.. awesome article! Keris last blog post..<a href="http://keriskorner.blogspot.com/2008/06/manic-monday.html" rel="nofollow">Manic Monday</a> This was a great post, but in some places where you had “more here” and places where you had “more tips here”, there wasn’t a link. Just so you know.. but other than that.. awesome article!

Keris last blog post..Manic Monday

]]> Comment on 50 Tips for Frugal Living by joanne http://simply-saving.com/50-tips-for-frugal-living/#comment-47 joanne Mon, 02 Jun 2008 02:42:21 +0000 http://simply-saving.com/?p=97#comment-47 Hi! The plugin is called Sociable. <a href="http://www.joostdevalk.nl/wordpress/sociable/" rel="nofollow">Here's the link</a>. :) Hi! The plugin is called Sociable. Here’s the link. :)

]]> Comment on 50 Tips for Frugal Living by Shamelessly Sassy http://simply-saving.com/50-tips-for-frugal-living/#comment-46 Shamelessly Sassy Sun, 01 Jun 2008 19:58:53 +0000 http://simply-saving.com/?p=97#comment-46 Love these tips. I am rather frugal myself. Also, you don't mine me asking, what plugin are you using to display the social networks at the bottom of your post? Shamelessly Sassys last blog post..<a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/shamelesslysassy/oRdr/~3/302193020/" rel="nofollow">The End of An Era: A Break-Up Letter</a> Love these tips. I am rather frugal myself. Also, you don’t mine me asking, what plugin are you using to display the social networks at the bottom of your post?

Shamelessly Sassys last blog post..The End of An Era: A Break-Up Letter

]]> Comment on 50 Tips for Frugal Living by pligg.com http://simply-saving.com/50-tips-for-frugal-living/#comment-45 pligg.com Thu, 29 May 2008 04:26:38 +0000 http://simply-saving.com/?p=97#comment-45 <strong>50 Tips for Frugal Living...</strong> Lots of good money saving tips. A penny saved is a penny earned!... 50 Tips for Frugal Living…

Lots of good money saving tips. A penny saved is a penny earned!…

]]> Comment on 50 Tips for Frugal Living by joanne http://simply-saving.com/50-tips-for-frugal-living/#comment-33 joanne Mon, 26 May 2008 14:49:18 +0000 http://simply-saving.com/?p=97#comment-33 Of course not...and I will return the link back to your site! :) Of course not…and I will return the link back to your site! :)

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]]> Comment on 15 Ways To Go Green: Part Six by Greg http://simply-saving.com/15-ways-to-go-green-part-six/#comment-8 Greg Mon, 28 Apr 2008 18:38:57 +0000 http://simply-saving.com/15-ways-to-go-green-part-six/#comment-8 Bender... Recycled paper towels are better than non-recycled towels, yes... but not using them at all is even better. I don't know if this makes me disgusting but after I've been to the washroom or eaten I use cold water and soap to wash my hands then just dry them off on my pants. Spending time indoors reading a book is great. I think the point is addressing those of us that sit in a room whilst watching TV, using a computer and with all the lights and heating on at the same time... maybe. Taking your exercise outdoors on a bike or jogging for example ensures you don't use a treadmill or bike in a gym (which I guess takes a bit of energy to run) along with all the other running costs in a gym like lighting, air con, water coolers, pool heating, sauna, steam room etc, I think that gyms probably aren't very environmentally friendly places. Things like yoga or pilates in your own home are probably a different story though. Think Big Picture..... yep I'm with you on that one, unless it means consider how your action could affect the environment on a bigger scale? E.g. What are the knock on effects of using a non-biodegradable washing powder? And I think you're spot on with your last two points. I guess Joanne's probably right with her point about the tips being aimed at those who are just beginning to look at their lifestyle. Bender…

Recycled paper towels are better than non-recycled towels, yes… but not using them at all is even better. I don’t know if this makes me disgusting but after I’ve been to the washroom or eaten I use cold water and soap to wash my hands then just dry them off on my pants.

Spending time indoors reading a book is great. I think the point is addressing those of us that sit in a room whilst watching TV, using a computer and with all the lights and heating on at the same time… maybe.

Taking your exercise outdoors on a bike or jogging for example ensures you don’t use a treadmill or bike in a gym (which I guess takes a bit of energy to run) along with all the other running costs in a gym like lighting, air con, water coolers, pool heating, sauna, steam room etc, I think that gyms probably aren’t very environmentally friendly places. Things like yoga or pilates in your own home are probably a different story though.

Think Big Picture….. yep I’m with you on that one, unless it means consider how your action could affect the environment on a bigger scale? E.g. What are the knock on effects of using a non-biodegradable washing powder?

And I think you’re spot on with your last two points.

I guess Joanne’s probably right with her point about the tips being aimed at those who are just beginning to look at their lifestyle.

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