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	<title>Comments on: 3 Money Saving Tips I&#8217;ve Learned in 2010</title>
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		<title>By: Audrey</title>
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		<dc:creator>Audrey</dc:creator>
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		<description>Well, it&#039;s old-fashioned, but I clip (and USE) coupons.  There are some great coupon websites out there that help a lot.

I also try to shop smartly; I could not go an entire year without buying at least one pair of shoes.  However, since I don&#039;t have orthotic issues, weight issues or other health concerns (partially due to good genes, partially due to hard work [and I understand not everyone will see what I&#039;ve written as a &quot;good thing,&quot; but please be assured I mean no malice]), I can buy inexpensively.  The clearance section at DSW, Payless Shoes, Ross, etc.  I set spending limits and find the self-control to stick with them (I haven&#039;t paid more than $15 for a pair of shoes in years).

And the hardest part, at least for me, is turning my back on being image-conscious.  I am, after all, a girly girl.  I would love to wear nothing but designer jeans, very expensive T-shirts, Jimmy Choos or Manolos, and have a Coach or Dooney &amp; Burke bag.  However, those items will not inherently enhance my existence, provide good health, augment my career, or truly just make me happy.  So rather than spending, I find other outlets for creativity, happiness, activity, eating, etc.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Well, it&#8217;s old-fashioned, but I clip (and USE) coupons.  There are some great coupon websites out there that help a lot.</p>
<p>I also try to shop smartly; I could not go an entire year without buying at least one pair of shoes.  However, since I don&#8217;t have orthotic issues, weight issues or other health concerns (partially due to good genes, partially due to hard work [and I understand not everyone will see what I've written as a "good thing," but please be assured I mean no malice]), I can buy inexpensively.  The clearance section at DSW, Payless Shoes, Ross, etc.  I set spending limits and find the self-control to stick with them (I haven&#8217;t paid more than $15 for a pair of shoes in years).</p>
<p>And the hardest part, at least for me, is turning my back on being image-conscious.  I am, after all, a girly girl.  I would love to wear nothing but designer jeans, very expensive T-shirts, Jimmy Choos or Manolos, and have a Coach or Dooney &amp; Burke bag.  However, those items will not inherently enhance my existence, provide good health, augment my career, or truly just make me happy.  So rather than spending, I find other outlets for creativity, happiness, activity, eating, etc.</p>
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