What: Coffee, lattes, mochas… Why: According to Time Magazine in 2012 (you can read more about it here), the average working American spends around $20 each week and $1,092 annually, on coffee. Of course there are different statistics out there, but regardless, that is a lot of money annually – just for something to drink….
What: Sheets Why: It is simple: why own more sheets than what we really need? How: 1. Find all of the sheets you have tucked away in drawers and think about the ones that are currently on beds. 2. The sheets in the drawer and on your beds – do they have holes in…
What: Turning the thermostat up and down Why: One of the most common ways they say to save money is to turn up the thermostat in the summer and turn it down in the winter. It has almost become an old saying. Does it really make a difference? I have heard so many different statistics…
What: Sports equipment Why: Why is it that sports equipment always ends up in all areas of the house? The garage, the basement, bedrooms, mudroom, you name it. It is hard to keep sports equipment under wraps. Sporting equipment too, is something that takes up a lot of space (depending on how many sports you are…
What: Projects Why: Pinterest. Websites. Facebook. Blogs. HGTV. DIY. If you are looking for something to do, all you have to do is jump on any one of these websites or tv stations and you will find something to do in a jiffy. Unfortunately, it isn’t that we are looking for something to do; it…
What: Office drawer (a.k.a. the junk drawer) Why: Most of us have THAT drawer. THAT drawer has all of our address books, scrap paper, notepads, scissors, paperclips, tools, odds and ends, you name it. If you can’t find it anywhere else, it is typically in THAT drawer, right? That drawer can be such a frustrating drawer…
