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Credit Crunchies is just now getting it's snap and crackle to pop into place. Once that is done we will be taking a fresh look at living on less and doing well in a degrading economy. What that should mean to you is - we are on your side.

Getting our stuff together.

Written by Matt B First published 09/09

I know I'm not the only one to feel the sting of the credit crunch, the pull of the beach and the lack of anything very positive to say about living on less. It's a malady that seems to be grabbing us all in one way or another.

However, while I work on making this a more fun place for us all to blog I thought I'd share some links. A lot of these links are very green because green living is eco living.

Fancy writing for us - guest posts ar always welcome.
Greening is Easy AND Can Make You A Profit – Garage Sale Sustainability
The Credit Crunchies Facebook page
Green Moral - a green blog (by me)
The Morton Arboretum On The Cutting Edge; Beer Bottle Glass Sustainable Paving
The Casual Gardener
The Fermented Goodness of Home Made Herb Vinegar

Matt is passionate about efficient living, technology and blogging. He spends a lot of his time looking to change the things that make us less healthy be that lifestyle, diet or thought patterns. Matt also blogs at Thanet Star, Green Moral and The fantastic site of Lord Matt. You can also catch up with him on twitter on @lordmatt. · You can find out more at http://lordmatt.co.uk .

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All sorts of ways to use stuff you have arround the house

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Nifty Knits

Knit Nicole Knit is a blog about knitting. Knitting is a good way to save money by doing it yourself.

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20% more food production at no cost.

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