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Date Posted: 12:04:50 04/01/04 Thu
Author: Cyndi Roberts
Subject: Couple of money-saving tips

Just a couple of ideas: 1. If you love to read, don't run out and buy that new bestseller. Check your local library. If they don't have it, ask. Most libraries are part of inter-library loan programs and can get almost any book.
2. Make one meat-less meal per week. Replace meat with lower-cost vegetables, a pasta dish or maybe an omelette. This is a healthy change, too!

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[> Re: Couple of money-saving tips -- Nettie Owens, 06:24:44 04/15/04 Thu

>Just a couple of ideas: 1. If you love to read, don't
>run out and buy that new bestseller. Check your local
>library. If they don't have it, ask. Most libraries
>are part of inter-library loan programs and can get
>almost any book.

I'll have to remember this

>2. Make one meat-less meal per week. Replace meat
>with lower-cost vegetables, a pasta dish or maybe an
>omelette. This is a healthy change, too!

This is so true - I have really cut back our grocery bill and we feel better too just by reducing the amount of meat we eat. I must tell you, we are MEATatarians and this hasn't been hard at all.


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