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I’ve been dreaming of this book for years and finally pushed myself to make it a reality.  I don’t like to short Thanksgiving to get a headstart on Christmas, so I gave myself an October deadline. 

Eggnog Snickerdoodles: Recipe from How to Have a Grocery Shrink Christmas

It’s not too soon to start planning your Christmas celebration.  This saves money, time, and stress.  Proper planning = peaceful holidays.

When Darren and I started our debt free journey, our Christmas budget was $240.  That included food, gifts (For each other, our pack of children and all our extended family), cards, everything.  It was tight, but doable with proper planning.  I learned a lot from years of living on a tight budget and put it all in this book. 

Cookie Cutter Picture Ornament: Just one of the many craft projects in the book

How to Have a Grocery Shrink Christmasis 95 pages of fabulousness.  It includes printable planning sheets, a budget guide, tips for gifts, Christmas Card organizers, How to plan a feast, recipes for gifts from your kitchen, how to plan a holiday family worship, tips for including little ones in the worship, how to place the holiday focus off gifts and onto Christ,  frugal decorating, and basic Christmas dinner recipes which includes glazed ham, a turkey roasting guide and recipe for herb crusted turkey and much more!

Herb Crusted Turkey: One of the traditional recipes in the book

Here’s the best part!  It’s only $3…for $3 days.  Monday the price will go up to $4 for $4 days and the price will go up again.  So grab your book now while the price can’t be beat.  It’s an instant pdf download, and you will need Adobe Reader to open it. It’s a large file with lots of pictures, so depending on your connection speed may take some patience while downloading.

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