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I used same pots and pans from 1985 to 2012 then bought a new stainless steel set when I moved into my new house. Stainless steel pans will last forever! Although I have bought several bought stick pans over the years 🥴
Tip for removing odors in the air. Put out a small dish of vinegar. Works great. When you are done, throw it down the garbage disposal or the bathroom sink drain.
Can we please have a home gym tour or just video? Maybe how to build one on a budget, or tips and tricks? Hubby and I are trying to build our first home gym in the basement!!
1. Books (I could read for 5 years with the books I already have!) 2. Tea (unless I ACTUALLY run out) 3. Duplicates of cleaning products (use what I have first!) 4. Hydration mixes or powders 5. Hats and Gloves 6. Workout shoes 7. WATER BOTTLES (I clearly have an actual problem with buying too many of these.) 8. Going to try for clothes, but we'll see how that goes. Definitely with you on sweatshirts though! 9. New makeup (unless I'm ACTUALLY out of something)
High quality cookware, absolutely! I saved up and bought a stainless steel kitchenaid set probably 12+ years ago and they are still in fantastic condition. Used literally every day then hand-washed and air dried. (Canadian price was close to $700 but I saved up and bought on a super sale of about 250-300ish. So worth it!)
I’m already with you Christine. I was taught to spend my money wisely. And have. I never have eaten processed foods, always whole food. I try to be good to my body. All the other stuff is a want not a need. ❣️
We did really good with our goals in 2024 which was very encouraging. For 2025 I’ve decided not to buy anything that makes me feel like crap or anything I have been full of regret over. Your advice about taking inventory of what you already have is so wise. It’s all about self awareness.
Good for you taking a deeper dive into processed foods!! We’ve been cutting way back on our processed food intake. My whole family has seen an improvement in our gut health and overall health.
Our pots and pans were a wedding gift in 1996, and still look brand new - even though we use them daily. With those and two inherited cast iron pans, pots and pants are on our no-buy list for 2025.
It's absolutely true about scented candles, or anything labeled "fragrance or Parfum" as they can disguise any harsh chemicals in those labels. I am currently suffering from what the candles (and those wonderfully smelling Christmas tree sticks) did to my lungs. It will take me months of breathing therapy and cardio workouts to get my lungs back to where they should be. This happened to me a few years ago as well, but we didn't figure out the cause until this go around. And then I was on steroids for 4 MONTHS to get my lungs back. Use only pure essential oils if you need to use anything at all, but better to just keep things clean and air out any odors (like the bathroom) with a cracked window if you have it. Trust me, those yummy-smelling scents just aren't worth the health cost!
Instead of dryer balls I throw a large dry towel or two in the dryer with wet laundry and it reduces the time your dryer is on. Also a clothes line works great and doesn’t use electricity.
😂 oh my goodness. When you were putting on all your layers of sweatshirts, it reminded me of that scene from friends. The one where Joey puts on all of Chandler‘s clothes. So funny and I agree, I think a bit of organizational tools are helpful. But at the end of the day, if I’m really honest with myself, I just have way too much stuff. I have spent the last year and a half intensely decluttering, and I am so proud of myself and the progress I’ve made. Your channel and Dawn from the minimal mom have been so helpful. Buy less and get rid of more is definitely the theme.
Use spaghetti sauce in your chili recipe instead of tomato sauce, it's amazing !! My recipe is ground beef, spaghetti sauce, canned diced tomatoes, lots of onions and bell peppers and of course, garlic and chili powder. It's absolutely delicious and everyone loves it. Good use for all that ground beef and spaghetti sauce !!!
I’m still using my ancient cast iron pans, along with my old Revereware. I own four sweat shirts, which I only wear at home. I make my own seasoning mixes, and don’t use box mixes for anything. Mac & cheese and scalloped potatoes taste much better made from scratch! (I do use pre-made pasta.) I haven’t purchased ramen in decades! So yeah, everything on your list is fairly easy to do without, with the exception of gifts. I think I might be a relative of Santa Claus. Giving gifts is my love language! And there’s no way I could give up soda for even six months! I’ve tried and failed! It was nice that you left it off this year’s list!
Ì haven't had a car in 20 plus years. I walk, take the bus, pay a friend for doctor and lab visits. I'm 71 and can't walk as far, but I still move as much as possible.
Merry Christmas to you and your family ! Thank you for your videos. You were the first person I subscribed to 2 years ago and I love your channel! God bless you and your family
Nice list. I agree on the candles. I didn't go to candle day this year after years of doing so. I'm not buying gifts for others this year either. Also, I plan to go through all the meats and frozen foods in my deep freezer then sell it on FB marketplace. I'm done hoarding food. I sold a bunch of my Christmas stuff this year because storage take up real estate. This video helped with more things I need to do, too.
I totally agree on the Hexclad pots and pans!!! I purchased a few years ago and love them! I did purchase an air fryer, as I want to eat healthier and from watching you can try some of your recipes. ❤. Happy holidays to you and your family. 🎅🤶🏻
I have a few newer pots for my glass top stove. My big old Dutch oven works on it too. Some of my pots were bought over 40 years ago when I was rich and single! 😂 I just need to carefully place my cast iron on my stove. So, what I’m saying is, the new stuff sits in the cabinet while I happily cook with my old stuff. 😂
thankful for this reminder/push to make my own list! going to write it down and keep it visible-ish so that i can keep coming back to it and stick to it. some things i can think of off the top of my head: (also) beef lol, soap, jewelry, essential oils, books, blankets, linens, dog treats.. okay i'm getting carried away. i'll go write it all down for myself
I have one sweatshirt (and I also live in the cold mountains) and it is enough. But I do have several hoodies and sweaters that I layer. And yes, I've read and love Anna Karenina.
I have a full set of cast iron so that will be passed on for generations. We've been eating our stock pile so I will need to replenish some stuff. I followed your advice. I will be purchasing books, but that's the only "splurge". 🎉
I taught my kids how to make real ramen. I have pre made broth in the fridge that they heat up and add their noodles to, just as quick. If I was lucky they threw some frozen veggies into it.
I have taken on the mindset that I do not have the room. Or do I really have the room for something. I am saving so much money. I am also finding I look at least at less stuff at the stores.
If you use dryer sheets or fabric softner you should clean your lint filter with soap and water. The sticky buildup causes your dryer to work harder to dry your clothes, which reflects in power usage. Oh if running your dryer several times to get the load dry check for blocked or clogged dryer vent, it will help prevent a fire and save$$.
Organisation containers!!! Nahhh I'm a mess😂. You do seem to have a problem with sweatshirt. I always go with the need versus want. It works about 90% of the time.
The candle things is not right. Watched a good video with all of the science. Debunked. Great video, all in on your list, I am not a fancy girl either, already pay $300 on my property taxes each year for the library so I use the library ebooks/audio books, bought a fantastic set of stainless steel Kirkland pots and pans from Costco 15 years ago that are still like new and I use them every day, live too far from town for delivery anything - never done it, it looks like I need to beef up my pasta sauce stock though- falling behind! 😂 I really love spice mixes, too! Ross and Marshall’s are dangerous for me 😬
I had to read Anna K in college. First half was hard for me to get through. After that, i was hooked enough to finish. It's good, worth saying youve read it.
Just fyi. My husband loves Ramen for lunch on occasion, but he cannot have the salt. So, he throws out the seasoning packet and uses sodium free bouillon powder that I keep in pantry. I thought that seemed a waste, so I investigated buying just the ramen noodles. Trust me they are waaaaay expensive to buy. I was aghast! Those little Ramen packages are cheap at 30-33 cents or so each. There's a reason a lot of recipes use the ramen packages for just the noodles. It's ok to throw out the seasoning packet; there are no ramen seasoning packet police. LOL.
You have plenty of storage room! Fill your daughter’s room to the rafters! 😂 JK! And who wants to bet that come July when Christine finds a pack of clearance beef at her Kroger affiliate, she’ll buy it! She has the same issue I have, “cantskipamarkdownsticker-itis”. 😂😂😂
With you for everything except for the hair styler, I'm going to invest in a shark flex styler after Christmas and maybe an occasional manicure for special occasions 😂
You wearing the sweatshirts and jackets reminded me of Friends when Joey walks in with all of Chandler's clothes on. "Could I be wearing any more clothes?" :)
If you read like me, that's still a great deal. Paperbacks are $8 and hardbacks close to $30! But I'm super glad mine is free. Had library card longer than a driver's license 😅
Not sure if the scented candles are as toxic as cigarette smoke, but any fragrance makes me sick (laundry detergent, candles, perfume,etc). Many in my family have the same issue
In 2025, I'm not buying anything that's being promoted by an influencer. I'm also not buying any shoes or clothes online. Local stores only. All because I end up with stuff that may not be terrible, but had I checked it out in store, I wouldn't have purchased.
I have a copy of Anna Karenina from a little free library. The translation apparently isnt very good, so I'm struggling. I saw the Joe Wright film and its absolutely stunning.
Personally, I don’t buy shoes unless I absolutely have to. Instead, I buy the tools I need (think shoe goo) to fix them. Where water is concerned, I buy enough filters to get me through the year.
Thanks Christine, for letting us know that Caraway and Our Place is hyped garbage. I need to get a dutch oven and a replacement pan from lodge or T fal. Maybe in the future, All Clad.
I bought a good set of pots and pans a few years ago after having to replace a set I’ve used for 15 years. It was $350 on sale but I know it will last 15-20 years. Buying cheap because of budget is understandable but realize the set may not last more 5 years or less.
Re scented candles. Think it is something to do with cheap quality ones as some may have wicks that could be contaminated with lead? I think? Read/ heard this a few years ago tho.
I'm not buying any stuff in 2025. If it's something I absolutely need, I'm buying local or used. Gas is the inly thing I havent figured out how to avoid. Just not drive I guess. 83, to old for a bike
i had to go back and check the caption on the miles for biking. i heard you say 2,500 but it reads 25,000 so i had to take my calculator out to see which it was. 25,000 would be wild!!
OMG Persil it the worst smelling detergent there is. The family behind me uses it and I have to keep my house closed up tight. I can't breath with that smell around.
I installed an undersink water filter several months ago, and I haven't looked back. Does it filter out all contaminants? Probably not, but the water doesn't taste funny like it used to, so it must be doing something. Right?...right?
20 % of American adults get migraines from fragrances and another 20% get other, lesser health problems. And 75% of people with high functioning autism/Aspergers are highly sensitive to fragrances. A LOT of people around you will feel better if you carry through your decision to not be fragranced products this year.
Re sweatshirts and sweaters I have a huge problem with storage and I’m very active with winter sports and like layers for certain temperatures and conditions. I don’t just do this for outdoor sports. I do it for just every day clothes and weather too. I have FOMO if I don’t have a specific weightit is taking me a long time to edit to what I have now and it’s still too much it seems like you’re pretty active too. What are solutions for this that you have found?
?? Hi Christine, I was trying some baking as a side hustle like your neighbor with the cinnamon roll hustle. Do they sell by the full size pan? And how much do they charge in your area? If I need to email or dm you please let me know. Merry Christmas and Thank you so much for all of your content.
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My mom bought me a set of pots from Montgomery Wards in 1970. This is almost 2025 and I'm still using some of them!😊
Mine are from 1961. Quality means everything (almost).
I used same pots and pans from 1985 to 2012 then bought a new stainless steel set when I moved into my new house. Stainless steel pans will
last forever! Although I have bought several bought stick pans over the years 🥴
Tip for removing odors in the air. Put out a small dish of vinegar. Works great. When you are done, throw it down the garbage disposal or the bathroom sink drain.
Can we please have a home gym tour or just video? Maybe how to build one on a budget, or tips and tricks? Hubby and I are trying to build our first home gym in the basement!!
I wrapped the tree in an old sheet and stuck in the basement decorated and unwrap it when needed
1. Books (I could read for 5 years with the books I already have!) 2. Tea (unless I ACTUALLY run out) 3. Duplicates of cleaning products (use what I have first!) 4. Hydration mixes or powders 5. Hats and Gloves 6. Workout shoes 7. WATER BOTTLES (I clearly have an actual problem with buying too many of these.) 8. Going to try for clothes, but we'll see how that goes. Definitely with you on sweatshirts though! 9. New makeup (unless I'm ACTUALLY out of something)
If you like tomato soup a quick hack is spaghetti sauce and some cream, and of course blend it if the sauce is chunky.
High quality cookware, absolutely! I saved up and bought a stainless steel kitchenaid set probably 12+ years ago and they are still in fantastic condition. Used literally every day then hand-washed and air dried. (Canadian price was close to $700 but I saved up and bought on a super sale of about 250-300ish. So worth it!)
I will commit to not buying any footwear, bags, purses or books in 2025. I have more than plenty 😬
I’m already with you Christine. I was taught to spend my money wisely. And have. I never have eaten processed foods, always whole food. I try to be good to my body. All the other stuff is a want not a need. ❣️
We did really good with our goals in 2024 which was very encouraging.
For 2025 I’ve decided not to buy anything that makes me feel like crap or anything I have been full of regret over.
Your advice about taking inventory of what you already have is so wise. It’s all about self awareness.
Good for you taking a deeper dive into processed foods!! We’ve been cutting way back on our processed food intake. My whole family has seen an improvement in our gut health and overall health.
With you on quite a few of these!
I refuse to order any Shein or Temu.
And yeah...I do not need any more blankets. Lol
Love the library! 🥰
Our pots and pans were a wedding gift in 1996, and still look brand new - even though we use them daily. With those and two inherited cast iron pans, pots and pants are on our no-buy list for 2025.
It's absolutely true about scented candles, or anything labeled "fragrance or Parfum" as they can disguise any harsh chemicals in those labels. I am currently suffering from what the candles (and those wonderfully smelling Christmas tree sticks) did to my lungs. It will take me months of breathing therapy and cardio workouts to get my lungs back to where they should be. This happened to me a few years ago as well, but we didn't figure out the cause until this go around. And then I was on steroids for 4 MONTHS to get my lungs back. Use only pure essential oils if you need to use anything at all, but better to just keep things clean and air out any odors (like the bathroom) with a cracked window if you have it. Trust me, those yummy-smelling scents just aren't worth the health cost!
I don't know if I believe your story......
Instead of dryer balls I throw a large dry towel or two in the dryer with wet laundry and it reduces the time your dryer is on. Also a clothes line works great and doesn’t use electricity.
Put an extra shower curtain bar in your shower and you can hang towels in your bathroom to dry. It works
I'm so proud of you for making it 6 months with no soda!! That's honestly a win! ❤
😂 oh my goodness. When you were putting on all your layers of sweatshirts, it reminded me of that scene from friends. The one where Joey puts on all of Chandler‘s clothes. So funny and I agree, I think a bit of organizational tools are helpful. But at the end of the day, if I’m really honest with myself, I just have way too much stuff. I have spent the last year and a half intensely decluttering, and I am so proud of myself and the progress I’ve made. Your channel and Dawn from the minimal mom have been so helpful. Buy less and get rid of more is definitely the theme.
Use spaghetti sauce in your chili recipe instead of tomato sauce, it's amazing !! My recipe is ground beef, spaghetti sauce, canned diced tomatoes, lots of onions and bell peppers and of course, garlic and chili powder. It's absolutely delicious and everyone loves it. Good use for all that ground beef and spaghetti sauce !!!
Blankets hard to resist when the little voice in your goes ooh pretty, or ooh soft😊
😂. I just bought a king size blanket for myself yesterday from Costco
AGREED. JUST ORDERED 3 today for presents. Can’t resist them. EVER
I’m still using my ancient cast iron pans, along with my old Revereware. I own four sweat shirts, which I only wear at home. I make my own seasoning mixes, and don’t use box mixes for anything. Mac & cheese and scalloped potatoes taste much better made from scratch! (I do use pre-made pasta.) I haven’t purchased ramen in decades!
So yeah, everything on your list is fairly easy to do without, with the exception of gifts. I think I might be a relative of Santa Claus. Giving gifts is my love language! And there’s no way I could give up soda for even six months! I’ve tried and failed! It was nice that you left it off this year’s list!
I’m not driving my car!! I’m catching the bus and I’m being more mindful of what I buy…I’m budgeting more & I will be gardening 🧑🌾 more too!!
That's awesome!
Ì haven't had a car in 20 plus years. I walk, take the bus, pay a friend for doctor and lab visits. I'm 71 and can't walk as far, but I still move as much as possible.
Bottle water does have a place. Storms coming and it’s good idea to have. Plus the work truck. But I don’t drink it at home.
Merry Christmas to you and your family ! Thank you for your videos. You were the first person I subscribed to 2 years ago and I love your channel! God bless you and your family
I have too many backups to backups for my stuff. Triple redundancy just in case.
I need to reconsider my food prepping.
Nice list. I agree on the candles. I didn't go to candle day this year after years of doing so. I'm not buying gifts for others this year either. Also, I plan to go through all the meats and frozen foods in my deep freezer then sell it on FB marketplace. I'm done hoarding food. I sold a bunch of my Christmas stuff this year because storage take up real estate. This video helped with more things I need to do, too.
I haven’t purchased a book since the pandemic. Only because the library was closed. And I love my books.
We are going to have to hold you to the food items. I'm not sure you'll be able to resist if pasta sauce is on sale.
I totally agree on the Hexclad pots and pans!!! I purchased a few years ago and love them! I did purchase an air fryer, as I want to eat healthier and from watching you can try some of your recipes. ❤. Happy holidays to you and your family. 🎅🤶🏻
My avocado green Kitchen Aid mixer is 50 years old!
I think my pale yellow KitchenAid is nearly as old! It’s still going strong!
I have a few newer pots for my glass top stove. My big old Dutch oven works on it too. Some of my pots were bought over 40 years ago when I was rich and single! 😂 I just need to carefully place my cast iron on my stove. So, what I’m saying is, the new stuff sits in the cabinet while I happily cook with my old stuff. 😂
Definitely agree on the scented candles I have animals and then just to scent irritates my eyes
thankful for this reminder/push to make my own list! going to write it down and keep it visible-ish so that i can keep coming back to it and stick to it. some things i can think of off the top of my head: (also) beef lol, soap, jewelry, essential oils, books, blankets, linens, dog treats.. okay i'm getting carried away. i'll go write it all down for myself
I love sweat shirts!
I have one sweatshirt (and I also live in the cold mountains) and it is enough. But I do have several hoodies and sweaters that I layer. And yes, I've read and love Anna Karenina.
Hoodies are sweatshirts…
Candle debri collects in your furnace filters too, which is hard on the system and makes the air dirtier.
I have a full set of cast iron so that will be passed on for generations. We've been eating our stock pile so I will need to replenish some stuff. I followed your advice. I will be purchasing books, but that's the only "splurge". 🎉
Essential oils are a better choice vs candles. If you must use candles use pure beeswax ones.
Best mattress EVER. I'm 68 and have slept on more than a couple of mattresses . Best investment ever!
I feel like the organisation bins where also on your list this year 😂
I taught my kids how to make real ramen. I have pre made broth in the fridge that they heat up and add their noodles to, just as quick. If I was lucky they threw some frozen veggies into it.
I have taken on the mindset that I do not have the room. Or do I really have the room for something. I am saving so much money. I am also finding I look at least at less stuff at the stores.
I agree with you on almost all of these. The water will be a hard one for me. The sink water (what my kids call it) tastes so chemically.
If you use dryer sheets or fabric softner you should clean your lint filter with soap and water. The sticky buildup causes your dryer to work harder to dry your clothes, which reflects in power usage. Oh if running your dryer several times to get the load dry check for blocked or clogged dryer vent, it will help prevent a fire and save$$.
Organisation containers!!! Nahhh I'm a mess😂.
You do seem to have a problem with sweatshirt. I always go with the need versus want.
It works about 90% of the time.
“I like fruit that’s been though something”, lol. I heard that first from Theo Vaughn and I still think it’s a funny descriptor for dried fruits.
I love that kid!!! He's a treasure.
The candle things is not right. Watched a good video with all of the science. Debunked. Great video, all in on your list, I am not a fancy girl either, already pay $300 on my property taxes each year for the library so I use the library ebooks/audio books, bought a fantastic set of stainless steel Kirkland pots and pans from Costco 15 years ago that are still like new and I use them every day, live too far from town for delivery anything - never done it, it looks like I need to beef up my pasta sauce stock though- falling behind! 😂 I really love spice mixes, too! Ross and Marshall’s are dangerous for me 😬
I had to read Anna K in college. First half was hard for me to get through. After that, i was hooked enough to finish. It's good, worth saying youve read it.
I loved it!!! If you're like me you'll move on to War and Peace
My husband and I hate the smell of laundry detergent and dryer sheets. We use earth breeze washer sheets and dryer balls.
We returned our Hexclad. We aren't rough on them... and after about 9 months we had a ton of chipping. We loved them until that.
Happy Holidays !😘🤗😘😘😘🤗
Just fyi. My husband loves Ramen for lunch on occasion, but he cannot have the salt. So, he throws out the seasoning packet and uses sodium free bouillon powder that I keep in pantry. I thought that seemed a waste, so I investigated buying just the ramen noodles. Trust me they are waaaaay expensive to buy. I was aghast! Those little Ramen packages are cheap at 30-33 cents or so each. There's a reason a lot of recipes use the ramen packages for just the noodles. It's ok to throw out the seasoning packet; there are no ramen seasoning packet police. LOL.
Amen, I'm with you, no timu.No sheen scented candles dryer sheets ect. !!!!
Had my pan set almost 30 years. They still look great.😊
I LOVE Anna Karenina. First time I read I was 22 and then read it again last year when I was 32. ❤
How is it almost 2025?! It seems like I just watched your 2024 one. Time is going crazy fast!
You have plenty of storage room! Fill your daughter’s room to the rafters! 😂 JK!
And who wants to bet that come July when Christine finds a pack of clearance beef at her Kroger affiliate, she’ll buy it! She has the same issue I have, “cantskipamarkdownsticker-itis”. 😂😂😂
All great ideas ❤
If you find a ninja creami on sale or at a thrift shop you should get it you and your family will love it ❤️
With you for everything except for the hair styler, I'm going to invest in a shark flex styler after Christmas and maybe an occasional manicure for special occasions 😂
You wearing the sweatshirts and jackets reminded me of Friends when Joey walks in with all of Chandler's clothes on. "Could I be wearing any more clothes?" :)
I’m gonna make a list
Vinegar makes a super good fabric softener. I cry when I let mine run out😢
How much vinegar do you use per load?
I use vinegar as well. I just fill the rinse section in my washer with it.
My library card costs me $75 a year 😅 I’m not technically incorporated into the city but it’s worth every penny.
If you read like me, that's still a great deal. Paperbacks are $8 and hardbacks close to $30! But I'm super glad mine is free. Had library card longer than a driver's license 😅
Not sure if the scented candles are as toxic as cigarette smoke, but any fragrance makes me sick (laundry detergent, candles, perfume,etc). Many in my family have the same issue
The chemical used to stabilize the scent is the same chemical that causes cancer in second hand smoke
According to my dad’s oncologist and pulmonologist, there is no science linking lung cancer to second hand smoke.
In 2025, I'm not buying anything that's being promoted by an influencer. I'm also not buying any shoes or clothes online. Local stores only. All because I end up with stuff that may not be terrible, but had I checked it out in store, I wouldn't have purchased.
I have a copy of Anna Karenina from a little free library. The translation apparently isnt very good, so I'm struggling. I saw the Joe Wright film and its absolutely stunning.
Personally, I don’t buy shoes unless I absolutely have to. Instead, I buy the tools I need (think shoe goo) to fix them. Where water is concerned, I buy enough filters to get me through the year.
I did the Peacock thing too.
Our 27 yr old son asked for high quality pans - I bought him 2 skillets for Christmas!!!
Thanks Christine, for letting us know that Caraway and Our Place is hyped garbage. I need to get a dutch oven and a replacement pan from lodge or T fal. Maybe in the future, All Clad.
I bought a good set of pots and pans a few years ago after having to replace a set I’ve used for 15 years. It was $350 on sale but I know it will last 15-20 years. Buying cheap because of budget is understandable but realize the set may not last more 5 years or less.
T-shirts and shorts are my daily wear...I'm in AZ.
Where did you and your daughter get your matching necklaces? My daughter is turning 16 and wants to do the same.
One of them is from Pura Vida and the other one is from Made by Mary :)
Re scented candles. Think it is something to do with cheap quality ones as some may have wicks that could be contaminated with lead? I think? Read/ heard this a few years ago tho.
Okay, that makes sense!
You should get a food dehydrator and make your own dried fruit
But she said no more appliances! Lol
I wanted to know where did you buy your workout shoes? Are they used? New with major discount?
How long does ground beef last in the freezer? I have alot too!
I'm not buying any stuff in 2025. If it's something I absolutely need, I'm buying local or used. Gas is the inly thing I havent figured out how to avoid. Just not drive I guess. 83, to old for a bike
Since I started making homemade mac-n-cheese, the store bought kind is nasty and no one will eat from anywhere but mine 🙂
I am going to do this with you!!! Not buying these on 2025
i had to go back and check the caption on the miles for biking. i heard you say 2,500 but it reads 25,000 so i had to take my calculator out to see which it was. 25,000 would be wild!!
Yeah, 25,000 would be crazy!
Are you coming to bike ride in Rogers-Bentonville-Fayetteville Arkansas? We have miles & miles here! It’s one of the best parts of this area!!!
And good for you, dont eat anything that's made in a lab.Eat real food and you'll feel amazing.I'll be cheering you on!
What did you buy at Temu may I ask? I haven't got anything bad just the price or free bonus is confusing. ❤
Dryer sheets are not good for your dryer. The same film that coats your clothes creates a buildup in your dryer.
OMG Persil it the worst smelling detergent there is. The family behind me uses it and I have to keep my house closed up tight. I can't breath with that smell around.
Hi, so are box springs out?? Do you not use one anymore? ❤
these are alot of the same things you had on your list last year too..... 🙂
I am doing a no buy year in 2025. I have too much stuff!
I'm going to make a very middle school, immature joke: you put actual crap in your pans? you said you use the actual crap out of them - 🙂
I installed an undersink water filter several months ago, and I haven't looked back. Does it filter out all contaminants? Probably not, but the water doesn't taste funny like it used to, so it must be doing something. Right?...right?
20 % of American adults get migraines from fragrances and another 20% get other, lesser health problems. And 75% of people with high functioning autism/Aspergers are highly sensitive to fragrances. A LOT of people around you will feel better if you carry through your decision to not be fragranced products this year.
it's the chemicals in the candles that are bad.... you can get natural bees wax candles that are OK
Good to know!
Re sweatshirts and sweaters I have a huge problem with storage and I’m very active with winter sports and like layers for certain temperatures and conditions. I don’t just do this for outdoor sports. I do it for just every day clothes and weather too. I have FOMO if I don’t have a specific weightit is taking me a long time to edit to what I have now and it’s still too much it seems like you’re pretty active too. What are solutions for this that you have found?
I am gonna try not to buy any makeup. I have overstock of that I need to get through. I will continue to buy ramen bc it’s just so cheap and easy.
?? Hi Christine, I was trying some baking as a side hustle like your neighbor with the cinnamon roll hustle. Do they sell by the full size pan? And how much do they charge in your area? If I need to email or dm you please let me know. Merry Christmas and Thank you so much for all of your content.
She sells them for $25 for a dozen!
@ Thank you for responding and so quickly. That is very kind of you.
Not me watching this other the same pair of just shoes for the last 2/3 years
I have checked several Walmart stores in my area and cannot find Jocko protein powder