Zach has a shop at Etsy.com where some of his artwork is up for sale. One of the problems with Etsy is that the main audience of the site doesn’t, typically, pay much for items on it. They’re looking for cute little giftie things, prints, t-shirts, pretty earings, items of that nature.

One thing I’ve spoken briefly about over at my test blog, Redomestication, is reducing clutter in our lives.

I’ve discussed some of the problems in obtaining healthy produce - the cost and availability, namely.

BeingFrugal.net has posted “50 Frugal Christmas Ideas,” with a few gems among the 50. A few of my favorites:

A new post at Redomestication.com has particular relevance to the readers of this blog, as such, I’m linking it here to give you a head’s up.

Congrats to J.D. @ Get Rich Slowly for his decision to transition out of his day job and make blogging/writing a full-time endeavor.

I wrote about the steps we’re taking to provide ample, fresh produce in our home, and was keeping my eyes out for ways to do the same with meat and dairy products.

Here are a few of my favorite ways to bring traffic to your blog quickly and easily:

Ok, there are guru (and non-guru) products launched every week teaching you different methods of marketing online.

This post is packed with a bunch of free resources I’ve come across recently that I wanted to share with your, but didn’t warrant an entire post to themselves. Get your browser ready to check this stuff out: