This is starting to be one of my favorite posts of the week (especially now that I figured out that little “Star this post” thing on my Google FeedReader…makes it SO much easier to go back and find them! Go ahead – you can laugh at me for being so late to the party on the beauty that is Google Feedreader!)
Some of my favorite posts this week were:
Rachel at Mashup Mom wrote “Gain Some Perspective, Girlfriend!”. There is some debate as to whether the “Dating A Banker Anonymous” site is meant to be satire, but even if the site is meant to be a joke, I imagine that there are real women who feel that way these days….those women need to be smacked!
Jenn at Frugal Upstate listed some great low-cost Valentines Day Craft and Printables
I was so glad when Jennifer at iMommies came back to blogging. Check out this recipe for a wonderful version of IHOP pancakes!
Mercedes at Common Sense with Money posted some wonderful ideas for having a Fancy Dinner On a Budget
Trent at The Simple Dollar wrote about his thoughts on being Accused of Being a Cheapskate
Marcy at Stretching a Buck gave some great ideas on how to throw a birthday party on a budget!
Kacie at Sense to Save breaks it down for you…If you want control of your life, take control of your money!
And lastly – I don’t care of this recipe is frugal or low-fat….just LOOK at Amy’s recipe for Cream Cheese Apple Pie!
If you know of a post that should be featured in the my next “Around The Blogosphere” (including one of your own), just email me a link!
{ 4 comments }
Thanks for the link! Pie is gone… I plan to attempt to recreate it sometime. ;-)
Aww – thanks for the link! It’s good to be back!
This is one of my favorites too! I love finding out about new to me blogs so I appreciate when a blogger has features or spotlights other people’s blogs. Thanks!!
Oh I’m so glad that you found the Valentines Day Printables & Crafts articles to be useful. There are so many great free resources out there-I love being able to point folks to some of the good ones. And Valentines Day is one of those holidays where some folks can spend fortune (diamonds anyone?) but that can be just as meaningful & romantic without spending a dime. To me it is all about spending time together and appreciating each other-and that doesn’t take money-just a bit of effort.
Comments on this entry are closed.