I think I'm starting to get in the swing of staying within our $100 weekly grocery budget. After a month and a half of our new budget, I'm slowly adjusting to knowing how to write a shopping list that won't have items crossed off it. Here we go.
Finally, a week were I didn't have to cross items off of the grocery list! We still had a pretty long list, but they were more on the inexpensive side so that really helped. Even with a $100 weekly budget, it's still hard to stay within the budget. Here we go.
I thought that since the grocery list wasn't nearly as long as it has been the past few weeks that it would be an easy week. Boy was I wrong. I still am blown away that we ever really survived on $50 a week because it has been hard to stick with the $100 weekly budget. Here we go.
Can you believe that it's April already?!? Amazing that we've made it through another month of sticking to our dinner meal plans. Here's the dinners planned for the month of March.
Since I started back at writing posts about our grocery shopping, I have been wondering how we ever survived with a $50 a week budget. The past month, I've been having such a hard time just staying in our $100 weekly budget. This week was another close one with the budget. Here we go.
I was hoping that this week was going to be a less stressful week when it came to keeping in the budget. Well, we ended up needing some items that are not weekly items. We were still able to keep it in our $100 weekly budget with a little bit of a carry over for next week. Here we go.
To be honest with you, before having my son I never really immersed
myself in the World Showcase. Like so many others, I thought there was not much to do in Epcot. My family is not very adventurous when it
comes to food and we're not big on drinking so we've never done the
eating/drinking around the world. When I was researching for our son's first Walt Disney World (WDW) vacation back in 2014, I learned that I had been missing out and that there was plenty to do around the World Showcase. I also learned about Kidcot.
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