My favorite app is Out of Milk. It's a grocery list. You can speak your items onto the list, so when I think of something I need, it is easy to add. It also lets you indicate if you have a coupon for an item. There is a feature to list your pantry items, but that sounds like way too much work for me.
My favorite app is Whatsapp. We live in a different country than our family, and this app lets us stay connected by text and voice notes without incurring a huge phone bill. Plus, the design is super user-friendly, which means even my grandma can use it.
Some good inspiration there for the next holiday!!
I went to China earlier in the year and whilst the flights were expensive, the cost of accommodation and food/drink whilst there was more than enough to make up for it.
Beware though, the costs are the same on the "tourist track". Make sure you go off-piste to eat and drink to experience the true local culture and the true local prices!
Definitely Evernote. It's like offloading my brain and storing everything where it won't get lost. All the cool features (OCR, geotagging, etc) only make it more effective
My daughter needs her smartphone for business, okay, but, in general, I consider smartphones--and the apps that encourage their constant use--to be a money pit. I get along fine as a freelance marketing writer with an economical voice plan with some limited texting (so I can receive and reply to my daughter's texts).
My favorite app which I use all the time is called Simple Grocery List by Route 1 Software. I have several different lists created for about 5 stores. I add to the list for the store from which I want to purchase an item. As I shop, I delete the items when I put them in my shopping cart.
This app has saved me a ton of money over the years. You can search by city, state or zip code - or GasBuddy will use your phone's GPS to locate the best price near you. Gas prices are listed according to gasoline grade (regular, middle or premium). You can choose to sort according to what is closest to you or by price. Very easy to use, and very very useful.
It used to be SBTVmobile, since I could earn Swagbucks every day, but right now it is NOT working, argh, so my favorite app is My Disney Experience! Planning our trip to Disney world with this has been great! Can't wait to get there now!!!
To pay off our short term debt, save enough for security deposit to move, take the kids on a summer vacation (beach or WDW) and have a repair emergency fund
I think an easy thing to consider is this simple fact. All food can be broken down into 3 macronutrients. Carbohydrates, Protein, and Fat. Your body can function and survive without a single carb in the diet. You won't exactly be a shining example of health, but you can survive. Your body would diet if you omitted protein or fat from your diet. If something is necessary to live, then we need to stop thinking that it's bad for you.
Um, folks are all mentioning applesauce in their comments. I'm confused because this recipe doesn't include applesauce. Is it supposed to have applesauce? That may explain why my cookies turned out thick and spongy.
It's definitely a lot harder than it seems. We're not even half way through January, and we only have 8% left in our miscellaneous budget. My sister-in-laws baby shower was an out of the ordinary expense =P
Definitely going to try next month to accelerate Our Journey To Zero Debt!
Well put. Thank you!
My favorite app is Out of Milk. It's a grocery list. You can speak your items onto the list, so when I think of something I need, it is easy to add. It also lets you indicate if you have a coupon for an item. There is a feature to list your pantry items, but that sounds like way too much work for me.
Routesy. It lets me know when to expect public transportation in real time and makes my life more efficient.
My favorite app is Whatsapp. We live in a different country than our family, and this app lets us stay connected by text and voice notes without incurring a huge phone bill. Plus, the design is super user-friendly, which means even my grandma can use it.
I don't eat fish of any kind, as I believe it is too contaminated with mercury and now with radiation. I get my Omega-3s from other sources.
Some good inspiration there for the next holiday!!
I went to China earlier in the year and whilst the flights were expensive, the cost of accommodation and food/drink whilst there was more than enough to make up for it.
Beware though, the costs are the same on the "tourist track". Make sure you go off-piste to eat and drink to experience the true local culture and the true local prices!
Definitely Evernote. It's like offloading my brain and storing everything where it won't get lost. All the cool features (OCR, geotagging, etc) only make it more effective
I know that this isn't a useful or time-saving app, but I just find the Mahajong app game to be really fun haha!
I love twitter because not only is it a great source of news, it's a great source of entertainment.
My daughter needs her smartphone for business, okay, but, in general, I consider smartphones--and the apps that encourage their constant use--to be a money pit. I get along fine as a freelance marketing writer with an economical voice plan with some limited texting (so I can receive and reply to my daughter's texts).
The Mint app is awesome! Great way to keep track of your finances.
My favorite app which I use all the time is called Simple Grocery List by Route 1 Software. I have several different lists created for about 5 stores. I add to the list for the store from which I want to purchase an item. As I shop, I delete the items when I put them in my shopping cart.
GasBuddy!
This app has saved me a ton of money over the years. You can search by city, state or zip code - or GasBuddy will use your phone's GPS to locate the best price near you. Gas prices are listed according to gasoline grade (regular, middle or premium). You can choose to sort according to what is closest to you or by price. Very easy to use, and very very useful.
Euchre (you might need to be from Michigan to know what this is)
It used to be SBTVmobile, since I could earn Swagbucks every day, but right now it is NOT working, argh, so my favorite app is My Disney Experience! Planning our trip to Disney world with this has been great! Can't wait to get there now!!!
My Fitness Pal! It has changed my life!
My kindle app!
iheartradio is my fav app. I can listen to talk radio all over the country and get different perspectives on many issues.
I like the retailmenot app when I'm out at a restaurant and want to find a good coupon.
my favorite app is Out of Milk
I want to save up to go on a cruise.
To pay off our short term debt, save enough for security deposit to move, take the kids on a summer vacation (beach or WDW) and have a repair emergency fund
I think an easy thing to consider is this simple fact. All food can be broken down into 3 macronutrients. Carbohydrates, Protein, and Fat. Your body can function and survive without a single carb in the diet. You won't exactly be a shining example of health, but you can survive. Your body would diet if you omitted protein or fat from your diet. If something is necessary to live, then we need to stop thinking that it's bad for you.
Um, folks are all mentioning applesauce in their comments. I'm confused because this recipe doesn't include applesauce. Is it supposed to have applesauce? That may explain why my cookies turned out thick and spongy.
It's definitely a lot harder than it seems. We're not even half way through January, and we only have 8% left in our miscellaneous budget. My sister-in-laws baby shower was an out of the ordinary expense =P
Definitely going to try next month to accelerate Our Journey To Zero Debt!