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- Homemade Panties?
Dec 29, 2025 · original
Panties (and underwear in general for the guys) are those things that, while essential, aren’t given a huge amount of thought. We either wear them or we don’t, and when our current stash shows wear, we simply run to the store and buy a new pack. Something has shifted in that paradigm. The last two […] - Are you prepared for infrastructure failures?
Dec 23, 2025 · original
Years ago a major ice storm knocked out electricity and communications in my area. Police drove around with their loudspeakers, instructing us that the city was also going to shut off our water service so everyone in our area needed to make their way to the emergency shelter. To go to a shelter meant that […] - Do You Repair Your Stuff?
Dec 20, 2025 · original
One way I save money is by using cloth instead of paper towels. I started with shop cloths, but over time I’ve repurposed everything from old t-shirts, towels, and washcloths. These cloths clean and dust around my house, and sometimes even double as napkins since fancy isn’t really my thing most of the time. Despite […] - Living More With Less
Dec 14, 2025 · original
I began living simply due to necessity. We didn’t have a lot of money during my marriage so I made due with what I had. That skill became essential after my divorce. Things changed once the youngest moved out. For the first time in decades, no one else was affected by the decisions I made […] - Have We Been Misled About the Benefits of Tech?
Nov 29, 2025 · original
Technology (mainly computers/Internet) are supposed to be game-changers. They’re supposed to make our lives better. I have believed that for so many decades I can’t recall a time when I believed otherwise. Until today. It’s been a busy weekend at the house of Annienygma. While I’ve taken some time to recharge, I’ve also used this […] - How Much Information Do They Need?
Nov 19, 2025 · original
The other day I went to a store. I won’t name the store (not picking on them), but back in the day I used to use their app. I deleted their app a long time ago but I still frequent their physical store since it’s convenient. On the occasion in question, I made my purchase […] - How to Repurpose a Dated Planner
Oct 25, 2025 · original
How to repurpose a dated planner - The Boiling Frog
Oct 18, 2025 · original
Hello everyone, A while back I shared about my experiment of canceling home internet. I wasn’t certain what would happen; it simply seemed questionable that there was a need to duplicate services, and I wanted to discover the truth of the situation. That experiment has resulted in some surprises. As I went online less, I […] - The American Dream is a Lie
Jul 6, 2025 · original
Picture this: the white picket fence, the ‘happily ever after’ house—sold to you as THE DREAM since you were knee-high to a grasshopper. But peel back the paint, and it’s not a dream; it’s a scam. You scrape up enough money for the down payment. You move in. First order of business? Slap on a […] - Why I Stopped Caring What People Think (And You Can Too)
Jun 23, 2025 · original
Woman breaking free from the judgment of others - The Art of Self-Awareness
Jun 23, 2025 · original
Hannibal is half German Shepherd, half Australian Shepherd, and at the age where he is completely full of piss and vinegar. He is every bit as tall as me when he stands on his back feet so occasionally he decides that he is the boss. This evening as I sat in front of the fan […] - Nobody wants your stuff
Jun 3, 2025 · original
M dragged yet another box out of the closet and plopped it tiredly upon the bed. “She kept so much crap!” And she did. Photos, mementos, things she’d used in the past and put away. She figured she might need them again someday. But that day never arrived. Instead, she’s now buried beneath six feet […] - The Power of Small Things
Jun 1, 2025 · original
It’s been a long couple of weeks. A relative went from being fine to dead with cancer. I practically lived by her side during her last days. We began the process of going through her things today. A little dog was laying in her chair, waiting for her to come home as I entered. He […] - The Magic of Getting Lost
Apr 21, 2025 · original
I got lost today. It was entirely on purpose. We have a park on the edge of town and I decided that today would be a perfect day to explore it with my dogs. We approached it from the back way, the way that people sometimes leave after games and so forth, but instead of […] - Bougie Banjo Sweet Tea
Apr 16, 2025 · original
True Southern Sweet Tea is becoming a lost art. When my Katie whipped up a batch out in California, one of her friends tried to persuade her to make batches of it to sell “I can hear the banjos when I take a sip,” he swore. That’s how you know that you’ve got the good […] - Super Frugality!
Apr 14, 2025 · original
I used to be known as the Shoestring Girl. I lived on very little in order to make sure that my kids had what they needed. I have lost my frugality badge, however. These guys have me beat: What are some of the things you do to save money that others may consider extreme? Please […] - Hood Rat Bougie Mac
Apr 13, 2025 · original
Happy Sunday, everyone! The sky is about to fall, folks. This old biddy has began to cook. I’m not only cooking, I’m coming up with my own riffs of foods that I encounter. – The other day I came across a recipe that was so bougie I was surprised that it didn’t come with a […] - Life Without Home Internet
Mar 30, 2025 · original
It’s been over a week since I had my home internet disconnected, I’ve used the hotspot on my phone hard this week; I deliberately hit the cap to see how things would work once my cellphone provider throttled the hotspot data. To my delight I can still surf the Internet. The pages load significantly slower […] - Living a Life of Quiet Desperation
Mar 28, 2025 · original
Around here we mark the seasons with Pot Lucks, costume contests, small parties to celebrate whatever someone chooses to celebrate. We mark the days with little stories from the emails that hit our inboxes. This is our life and we live it one email at a time. There are worse lives than the life of […] - The Sound of Silence
Mar 27, 2025 · original
Silence has a sound. It is the sound of water through the pipes. It is the hum of electric in the wires. It is the sigh of an ancient house, the wind in the trees, and the rain on the roof. Silence has a sound but we can’t hear it over the music, television, and […]
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