Forum for living thriftily

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LBR
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Forum for living thriftily

Post: # 117677Post LBR »

I'm active on this forum: http://www.thriftyhearts.co.uk/forum/index.php

It's friendly, and a nice, little community. It's new and still quite small. It's called Thrifty Hearts and you are all cordially invited.

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Post: # 117718Post eccentric_emma »

looks really good. i may well join. although that'll mean i'll barely be off the computer - as im on this forum about 5 times a day as it is!
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Post: # 117731Post ina »

From the name of the forum, I would expect it to be UK based; however, the couple of posts I just checked out were simply irrelevant for here - they were clearly aimed at US members. Nothing wrong with that, of course, but I find it a bit confusing if that's not pointed out when people post suggestions. :?
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Re: Forum for living thriftily

Post: # 117736Post prison break fan »

just looked at this site, as am always willing to learn more about frugal living, but don't live in Americq! :pale:

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Post: # 117740Post LBR »

The woman who owns the site is in Ireland. Some of us do live in the States. I know of one who is in New Zealand. It'd be really great to have people from all over. I can't always utilize some of the things posted here at ish. Sometimes I don't even know what folks are referrring to. Ish is such a nice place, tho', I just look up things I'm interested in.

Thrifty Hearts has a different purpose than ish. I find the two together a good balance.

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Post: # 117789Post ina »

LBR wrote: Thrifty Hearts has a different purpose than ish. I find the two together a good balance.
You are right. But I always find it a good idea if it is made clear where the posters are from - not the exact location, of course, just the country. Thats goes for Ish as much as for any other site!
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Post: # 117861Post LBR »

Ina, that's a good point. I've suggested it to the administrator at Thrifty Hearts.

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Post: # 125808Post grumpy-gran »

Very interesting site I have bookmarked it and will join later :sunny:

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Post: # 125820Post SarahJane »

Thanks for the link, I will have a good read of it later when the sun isnt shining. At the moment it is, so I am going to make the most of it and get outside and start clearing up the garden. :flower:

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Post: # 125823Post invisiblepiper »

There is a growing number of these sites - unsurprising really- given the global situation. This one has s friendly feel to it though, some are just awful excuses to sell things to make you thrifty :scratch:
thanks for the tip!
Two roads diverged in a wood
And I took the one less travelled by
And that has made all the difference.
(Robert Frost)

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