I am truly amazed at how
many frugal Blogspots and web pages there are on the Internet. I thought I was
frugal. Heck there are folks who recycle 90% of what they would throw away.
Of course, it helps to have children, but most of the throw always are recycled for
kids toys and clothes.
Yesterday my husband was
going to throw away an old pair of jeans. I grabbed them thinking I could make
a purse out of the good parts of his jeans. He took them back and decided to
use them when working on the RV, cars, or truck. Good choice!
It’s hard to collect
recycle items in a 30' travel trailer. We broke down and bought a tall glass
vase from the Dollar General Store. Actually, it was a cookie container, but I
used it for my Valentine flowers from hubby. Guess I need to make more cookies
after the flowers die. Ummm wonder if that was hubby's intention.
We left a 1800 sq ft
house in Nevada and now this 325 sq ft travel trailer, after 3 years, is
getting real old. I am sure glad hubby and I get along.
Our kitchen stove is propane,
which is almost worthless. It does not cook well. Now I use it to store my
cooking pans and lids. The top of the stove has burners. I didn't use them
much so I put the cover over it and I use if for the things I need
daily: butter dish, salt/pepper, hot tea holder, and lemons. I now cook on one
portable burner, slow cooker, toaster oven, and of course my brand new bread
machine. Since I only cook for two, I bought glass dishes that fit in the
toaster oven. Someday we will give that away (or save it in case I need it to
make polymer clay jewelry) and buy a larger toaster over/convection oven. Wal-Mart
has a nice size one that fits in my cabinet.
Inside this RV, storage is
a premium. Each item has a designated place. Sometimes you have to take one
item out to get to the one you want. It's a pain, but this life is temporary. I
don't know how hubby will handle me if we ever design a kitchen. As a contractor, he
may send me to my Mother's house if we build our own house. Then again,
remodeling a home sounds more fun.
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