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Posted by: TRochelle in apple, groceries, hiring, leapforce, mystery shopping, save, technical support, work at home
Working at home can be a task, especially if you are scraping by on a limited budget. In this economy, we have to revert to the ways of our parents. Those before us use to share our knowledge of saving and help each other. Its time we started doing the same thing. This is the entire reason for this blog. I like sharing what I know about working at home and what I have learned about saving.
People want to know that Apple is hiring technical support to work from home. They also want to know that Leapforce is hiring people and you do not need a phone to work. They might also want to know that its work at home as well. These are things that are very important to anyone looking to work at home. This is why I created Schmooze. There is a daily list of who is hiring as well as a list of places who hire on any given basis. There is also a list of wonderful and legitimate Mystery Shopping companies. Yes there are ways to mystery shop and no you will not pay a thing.
Working at home is no real secret, its just that people are not sharing what they know. It is time to put and end to selfishness. Learn to work at home, learn to save hundreds on your grocery bill and do it all for FREE! This is free information to me and I am passing it on to you. We are a village, its time we started acting like one!
To take a little of the stress away from searching for work from home, I decided to add a product review segment, on Fridays. Guests can suggest products to be reviewed. There will also be reviews of restaurant menus, medication, toys, etc.
I will begin with a product that I find to be wonderful. Not every product will be favorable, but all reviews will be my honest and true opinion. Today's review is of Debbie Meyer's Green Bags. I haggled back and forth over whether or not to purchase these bags. On one hand, they could save me quite a bit of money by keeping my fruit and veggies fresh. On the other hand, I could be wasting my money on these worthless bags. I thought long and hard before I decided to go into a local store and purchase a box of my own. That was my first box.
I recently purchased another box of green bags, just in case I ran out. I always fear that a family member will come over and take one. Either that or, I will boast so much I end up feeling compelled to share with them. These bags are wonderful. I purchased some giant tomatoes 2 weeks ago and they still look as good as the day I bought them. They taste delicious and I have opened and closed the bag on several occasions. I also purchased soft tomatoes, as a bit of a hypothesis. I figured that soft tomatoes would surely mold and turn to mush. Not with the green bags! The tomatoes look exactly like the the firmer tomatoes.
I cannot say enough about these bags. This gets a huge thumbs up for me. I have estimated a savings of $18, thus far and the savings keeps growing. These bags work great with bananas, broccoli, carrots, peaches, you name it!
**Some future reviews will include personal photos when needed. Gotta replace that digital camera first. Feel free to visit our Amazon Store to purchase your own Debbie Meyer's Greenbags.**
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