I have been a fan of Our Plain and Simple Life for quite some time. Deanna does alot of stuff that I do, but does even more things that I would like to do. Recently, she posted about a Mega Shopping trip to stock her pantry for 6 months. That is something I have wanted to do for a long time, I just have a hard time knowing where to start. I think she may have gotten the ball rolling for me. She updated with this post on That shopping trip and That plan. I am anxious to read more about this! Thanks so much Deanna!!!
Sidenote: Deanna did this 6 month pantry stocking for 11 people on $1300!!!
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Aw, shucks. I get far more encouragement visiting the DO-ers out there, like you, than I ever pass along. I'm just doing what I believe needs to be done. Gardening around here in this clay just kicks my backside, so like it or not, I have to plan well for shopping and farm market goodies to support us.
I'm glad you could use a little of my sharing and better yet -- it inspires you to forge ahead and keep prepping the pantry!
And I'm just tickled you stop by to read, let alone mention me to others :o)
Deanna
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