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Old 04-01-2012, 04:52 PM #13
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i still do buy a lg laundry liquid detergent, but, i also have a small one and transfer from lg to small so i can handle it better.

i have to plan most of what i do to conserve energy. like shower today so i won't be so tired when i go out tomorrow.

i don't cook much either. i have one of those battery can openers that go around automatically. it's great.

i also shop online. a lot of what you guys already suggested.
great thread.
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