Here’s something I thought you might be interested in. Shoestring Budget’s 20 Ways to Live on Almost Nothing. Not all the suggestions are things the average person will put to use, but it’s still worth a read for discussion sake.
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Living Frugally in the Modern World
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2 opinions for 20 Way to Live on Almost Nothing
Aileen
Mar 2, 2008 at 8:47 pm
Thanks for linking the series, Deborah. It was kind of fun to do, I personally am most fond of the Gypsy vardo option. Of course, I live on a homestead in the mountains instead, will be spending my time growing our own! Still, if I were a younger, more rootless me… §;o)
Niki
Mar 7, 2008 at 10:04 pm
That was an interesting read…thanks for sharing!
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