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04-28-2008, 09:19 PM
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Mommysavers Goddess
Last Online: 02-16-2010 05:51 PM
Join Date: Jul 2006
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I write out my grocery list and next to every item, I write a rounded-to-the-dollar figure of what it will cost. ex: "tomato soup $1" even though it only costs like 69cents. I always round up. It covers tax, etc, and it's nice to see the occasional total be lower than I anticipated.  I can go through my list and cross off things if I need to lower my total. (There have been weeks where more has been crossed off my list than not!  ) It has worked wonders for me! It's also made me used to the prices of things, so I know when prices rise or fall, and comparing between stores is quite easy.
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~~Amanda~~
Mommy to one Little Man (5 yrs old)
goodbye precious little one, we'll love & miss you forever 10/27/08
Finally started MT school! Completed modules 17/19 Estimated graduation date: January 31, 2010!!
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