Over the last week we’ve had so many expensive events on! I’ve been to Manchester for the weekend and also my husband turned 30 yesterday. This meant that the expenses were high, however, I’ve done my best to keep on top of things and I DO have five frugal things I’ve done this past week. Here is my Five Fabulously Frugal Things I’ve Done This Week – 26th May post.
Corporate events are all part and parcel of the regular office routine. From company outings to meetings, conferences and exhibitions, there are plenty of opportunities for getting out and about, socialising and networking within the specific industry your business is in.
I’m working hard recently on getting my home tidy and organised. We are quite clean, and good at tidying up after ourselves. However, having a 1 year old, and living in a flat, means we need to keep on top of clutter. As well as that I want to be able to save myself time when I’m cleaning by having less to move, clean and organise. When Red Candy contacted me, and offered me a selection of homeware goodies from their website I was very chuffed! I wanted to make sure that I chose items that were going to help me keep up with my de-cluttering / tidying goals AND hopefully save me some time too. Here is a look at what I chose:
*This is a collaborative post*. I’m quite well known for being someone who wants to make and save money. This stands online and offline too. My own home is mostly environmentally friendly, with a high energy proficiency rating. I love to find new ways to save money, as well as making it. For me a pound saved is equal to a pound earned. Money is money after all. Today I want to talk to about some eco-friendly ways to save yourself money and save water too. These are my 5 water saving tips:
My baby girl is already 14 months old! It feels like she is such a grown up already now. Life is whizzing by and I’m sure that each month goes faster and faster really. Daisy has been poorly this past month still, quite a lot, but that is just how it goes when you are small. A baby takes a long time to build up a strong immune system and illnesses along the way are to be expected.
