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TickTock · **Posted: 21-05-2009 , 09:13 PM** #**161**

After reading Unapam's tips..............I was paralysed with laughter!!! Thank you so much for that.

My own humble money saving tip - Skype - everyone should be using it.

In the last recession in the 80's I bought a cookbook called "Cooking on the Breadline" by Jo Hatcher. Then I realised that I could have written the book myself as I was already following the thrifty lifestyle taught to me by my mother. My mother's favourite sayings were "you can't spend more than you have" and "you must cut your cloth according to your measure" which is the same thing of course. I've always following her advice and it has always worked for us, especially with the amount of unemployed people in our house right now.

Just one more thing - like me, does anyone else miss Roches Stores? I am still feeling bereaved since it disappeared from Henry Street in Dublin. If anyone finds it would you please return it immediately.

	Posted: 21-05-2009 , 09:13 PM #161
TickTock Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: D24 Posts: 525	Money Saving Tips After reading Unapam's tips..............I was paralysed with laughter!!! Thank you so much for that. My own humble money saving tip - Skype - everyone should be using it. In the last recession in the 80's I bought a cookbook called "Cooking on the Breadline" by Jo Hatcher. Then I realised that I could have written the book myself as I was already following the thrifty lifestyle taught to me by my mother. My mother's favourite sayings were "you can't spend more than you have" and "you must cut your cloth according to your measure" which is the same thing of course. I've always following her advice and it has always worked for us, especially with the amount of unemployed people in our house right now. Just one more thing - like me, does anyone else miss Roches Stores? I am still feeling bereaved since it disappeared from Henry Street in Dublin. If anyone finds it would you please return it immediately.