Holy Ice Storm!


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I apologize for the lack of posting this week. Oklahoma was hit hard with an ice storm on Sunday night and I’ve been without power since Monday. So blogging and checking my email have been a challenge. The only chance I have to do so is at school. Unfortunately, when I’m at school I’m busy studying for exams.

I’m not sure when my power or internet connection will be available again, so it might be a while before I can start posting regularly again. Please be patient during this time. For now, here’s a list of great holiday gift giving guides for those on a student budget brought to you by Jamie from Surviving College Life. Enjoy!

Holiday Gift Giving On a College Budget
Inexpensive DIY Gift Roundup #1: For the Ladies On Your List!
Inexpensive DIY Gift Roundup #2: Gifts for Guys
Inexpensive DIY Gift Roundup #3: Gifts for Kids

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Brett McKay | 12 Dec 07 | Holidays, Frugality, Gifts

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strange bird on 12.12.2007 at 12:25 (Reply)

Yikes! Stay safe!

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