I know times are tight. For some of us maybe tighter that ever!

Who ever really has enough time to do all they would like to. Even if it seems like an OLDIE maybe some of us never thought of it or forgot about it. ANN

I've also learned that buying certain brands of bathroom tissue is a waste of time and money. I heard that buying a single ply brand saved so much money but found out it's a waste! I found a 3ply brand that is cheaper and stretches much more and isn't as rough on the skin. (if you know what I mean *lol*) I save time and money by not having to run to the store to buy more this way plus the tissue seems to go a lot longer.

I love tea!!! I bought a large container that holds more than a gallon of tea (I drink tea constantly... always thirsty). I make the container full and always keep one in the fridge. I save time and money on energy by making larger amounts at once and it doesn't really take any longer to boil water than for a smaller amount.

I will post more as I can think of things....

Midnyte

I don't cook on rehearsal or performance nights. And the way my schedule has been, I have only had two weeks off between shows all year. I think I've forgotten how to cook.

I do have a freezer full of pre-cooked meals from whenever I last cooked, because I learned from my mother to cook in large batches and freeze everything. But often, I forget to thaw. So my time - life saver is those 90-second microwave meals. Hormel makes some, I can't remember the other brands.

I eat for strength, not hunger. I don't get hungry, but I do get weak and sick if I don't eat, so these are quick and handy, and most of them are fairly tasty.