I saw three new yard sales on my street last weekend. Picked up a solid wood desk for twenty dollars. What local finds have helped your budget?
Finished installing a plush carpet, and the drywall guys came in right after. Now it's covered in fine white powder, and the homeowner is blaming me. So frustrating, lol.
Everyone swears by cooking from scratch to save money, but with my schedule, that often leads to wasted food and extra trips. Just yesterday, grabbing a ready-to-eat stew at a stop was cheaper than buying all the separate bits that would spoil before I could use them.
I mean, on one side it feels like a win for my methods. But then I think maybe I should pour that effort into client jobs instead. What do you guys do?