Jennifer Windler lives in St Louis with her husband of nine years, Jason, and their furbaby, Bear. She's lived in St Louis since age five and considers it her hometown. Jessica is a former nanny turned blogger and runs the blog HealthyLifeDeals.com.

Stay-at-home mom Treasure has been interested in couponing since 2009. Today, she finds couponing as easy as breathing and likes to help her son develop similar skills.

Nathan Engels and his wife Lacy, who go by the online screen names of MrCoupon and MrsCoupon are avid couponers. Their love of getting items for free and their new found ability to reduce their grocery bill in half drove the creation of their website WeUseCoupons.

After Crystal Collins and her husband lost their jobs and their homes at the beginning of the recession, she knew she had to make some changes. She learned about couponing and cut her grocery bill down to under $40 a week and, on average, saves anywhere from $200-$600 per month.

My mother was the best. She was loving, thoughtful, attentive, a great cook, dressed age appropriately, entertained effortlessly, raised six kids of which she was proud.

Advertising has crept into every nook and cranny of America. The worst offender, however, has to be grocery stores, where we’re bombarded with advertising from the moment we park our cars.

A recent study at Duke University demonstrated self-discovery and the question, “Who am I?”, can have a significant impact on individual shopping habits.

People sometimes think living a frugal life means never having fun. In fact worrying about money is the exact opposite result of my lifestyle. In truth, being careful with money leads to less grief over money and an infusion of joy in living simply.

Technology changes extremely fast these days. It used to be that parents had to rely on their children to keep them up to date. More and more, moms and dads and even grandmas and grandpas are keeping up with the latest developments.