I have gotten more brutal in terms of selling out of my library and hence I have run out of padded envelopes. No problem. I now make my own. Freecyclers seem to collect bubblewrap (as do I) so the first thing is to ask for some. People usually have so much they are glad to […]
On dealing with flakes on craigslist and freecycle
One thing about craigslist and freecycle which can be quite frustrating is that about half the people are (consistently) flaky! Come on! If someone goes through the trouble of listing something for free and putting it in a bag for you to pick up and you say you want it, the least you can do, […]
Eliminating heating bills and cutting down on heating costs
Note: This post was written when we lived in a house. We keep the RV thermostat at 65F to avoid condensation. With the thermostat currently sitting at 55F(*), we hope to save a pretty penny this winter on heating – in fact, it’s been several days since the AC last switched on. Wearing layered loose […]
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