Are your pocketbooks empty and you haven’t started Christmas shopping yet? NO worries here are some great ideas to save a buck during the holiday…

To start off your holiday season right and the most

inexpensive you can, you start by becoming your own

best creative director of the gift giving.  That is what I

am calling it this season.  Times are tough, people are

losing jobs or losing money in the stock market, etc. So

we need to be shifty in what we spend our money on.  I have

done pretty good this year saving money and still had a terrific

day with my children and fiance’.  I was shocked to see that with my

immediate family they were more concerned with me cooking them

a great meal and hanging out with mom that presents were not

a big deal.  I am so very proud of my children . They gave me the

greatest gift of love and there time this year.  It really brought back

the traditional Christmas I so craved.  So, here are 4 great ways

to help with your empty pockets…

1.  Instead of using wrapping paper, recycle your shopping bags

from the grocery store.  It is funny to look at but it does the job.

2.  Make a gift from the heart.  Take photo’s from around the house

that you knew one day you’d get to putting them into an album.

Put them in individual albums for each member of the family and

make them there own to each persons personality.  It’s fun to do,

it brings back great memories and always a great gift.

3.   Give gas gift cards.  Everyone needs to get gas and now the prices

are low, they are not expensive and always needed.

4.    Last but not least.  Make a coupon book.  Decorate it as you like

and put things it in like  one great dinner by Darlene.  You can also

Put in it one back massage or I will clean your house for you when

you want, etc.  I did this and I kinda wish I wasn’t to free with

my services.  I’m tired.  LOL:) no really I feel good about it and

it was a big hit with the family.

I hope you enjoy and use my ideas for next year or your next big

holiday.  Please have a save and Merry holiday season.

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