Just had to pop in and let you know about a great post over at Gill's site: That British Woman
She's going into great detail about how to save money on your food bill, and she's got it down to a science. If you're like me and don't really know all that's in your freezer or pantry, this post might be just what you need to read.

Check this out!

I read about a new-to-me site in one of my online quilt groups today. It's called tipnut.com and it has a bookoodle of Stuff. Stuff like how to make CD organizers for your car visor, rice bags to microwave for hot packs, how to boost your battery, slow-cooker recipes, etc. Some of these I've done before, like making "smelly jellies" from liquid potpourri and gelatin. Others I've never heard of, such as making instant cappucino jar mixes.

Anyway, just thought you might want to check it out. I can see myself spending WAY too much time there. (As in, it's already after 2:00 am here, but then again, I'm not sleeping that well anyway and it's too late to entrust me with sharp objects such as rotary cutters and sewing machine needles.) I'm going to put it under Tools and Notions along with snopes.com, imdb.com and my favorite snow-flake-making site! (Another time-waster, but oh, I am so GOOD at those now! I was referring to snowflakes, y'all!)