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Are you new to couponing, or maybe you want to develop a better system for doing it? This post is all about the best way to organize coupons, but please make sure to check out my How to Use Coupons page for morestep-by-step posts on getting started with coupons. Coupon Organization: What NOT to Do You want to… The post How to Keep Your Coupons Organized appeared first on The Coupon Project.

For the month of October, I’m revisiting how to get started using coupons. Since I started this journey several years ago, I’ve watched lots of changes in the couponing world. I’ve found myself change my opinion on certain topics, shift some of the deals I share here, and adjust my own shopping. Therefore, I wanted… The post How to Use Coupons: understanding how they work appeared first on The Coupon Project.

Amazon has announced that it will start its Black Friday sales on November 16th this year – the Friday before the “actual” Black Friday event of Friday, November 23rd. There will be an entire week of hot sales and deals. I personally adore Amazon for holiday shopping. In many cases, you can snag prices lower… The post When Does Amazon Black Friday Start? appeared first on The Coupon Project.

Would you believe I’ve never canned? Oh, I’ve had intentions of canning. I have a decent-sized garden and I even bought a couple of books about canning. But quite frankly, I was a little overwhelmed. So many steps, so many things I needed (or so I thought), so many warnings such as “follow instructions exactly… The post Adventures in Homesteading: Canning Applesauce appeared first on The Coupon Project.

My friend Mike is what I’d call a true Disneyland expert! He’s been there many times and plumbed the park for all kinds of fun experiences. He has written a number of Disney posts for me over the past several months (see this page for all of them!) and today, he’s back at it again! ************… The post 4 Reasons to use a Travel Agent for your next Vacation appeared first on The Coupon Project.

You might have heard the term foraging before, but have you heard of the term wildcrafting? Wildcrafting is the harvesting of wild plants (uncultivated) for food or medicine. Learning how to do so in a sustainable and ethical way can be a very frugal and natural way to support your health. (Not to mention, it’s… The post What is Wildcrafting? (Plus, my Medicinal Plant Walkabout at Discovery Park!) appeared first on The Coupon Project.

I’ve been spending a lot of time lately in this forested trail near my house. It’s lush, beautiful, and full of life. And yet, no one tends it. No one spends hours weeding it, dousing it with Sluggo, pruning down the branches, or planting annuals each year. Somehow it manages quite fine on its own… The post 7 Lessons the Forest Can Teach you about Gardening appeared first on The Coupon Project.

Fall means something special around here: SOCCER SEASON! I’ve been a proud soccer mom for several years now! Here’s my little soccer player – he’s playing at the U10 level this year and we’re doing year-round soccer at this point: My husband spent a few years coaching his team, we’ve enjoyed participating on several tournaments,… The post Soccer Parent Survival Guide: Our Family’s Favorite 7 Items appeared first on The Coupon Project.

I’m a huge fan of dinners you can prepare in advance, freeze, and then throw in the slow cooker when you know you’re going to have a busy day. This recipe is one of those easy to freeze / yummy to eat meals. As a side note, if you have a Costco membership I highly recommend… The post Italian Sausage with Bell Peppers and Onions (Freezer Friendly Recipe) appeared first on The Coupon Project.

Collecting Wild Hawthorn for Food & Medicine In the last few years, I’ve become more and more interested in identifying native plants and foraging. In the last year, I’ve also grown to fall in love with wildcrafting. In case you’re unfamiliar, wildcrafting is collecting plants or herbs from the wild and using them for food and/or… The post My Wildcrafting Course: Working with Hawthorn appeared first on The Coupon Project.