Getting fit doesn’t have to be expensive. Yes, gym memberships and ski season passes, along with all the clothes, equipment and consumables that go along with them, can add up. But fitness doesn’t have to involve outings. You can get fit right at home, and you can do so with minimal equipment.
I go to my parents’ house for dinner on a regular basis. The food is plentiful, delicious, and most importantly of all, free. I refuse to upgrade my 27 inch picture tube tv because it works, dammit.
I don’t normally think of myself as “frugal” because I don’t go out of my way to clip coupons, or to get the lowest price. However, someone recently told me that being frugal isn’t about being cheap; it’s about getting the best value for your dollar.
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