Festival of Frugality 49
If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS blog feed. Also check out more information on how FFL got started. Thanks for visiting!
This message will go away after 3 visits.
Welcome to the Festival of Frugality, I aim to pull together a mix of posts that, convey to me, what frugality is. This is week 49, which means that it has been going on for almost 1 year, but let’s not get ahead of ourselves.
Number 49 isn’t a bad number either….
Forty-nine is—–
The square of 7
The atomic number of indium
The number of strings on a harp
The designation for a US interstate highway in Louisiana
The State: Alaska
Roman numeral: XLIXA
If you are someone who enjoys games and trivia this post is for you. The answers are in between the [ ] and you would highlight that area to see the answers and click on the area to go to the post about that subject.
For Example: Frugality is considered a belief system by some; what is one website that espouses that belief system? [Frugal for Life] If you highlighted the area you would see that it says “frugal for life” and when you click on it you will be taken to this website. Now that you have the rules here we go!!
*Also called a garage sale, what is the name of this informal, irregularly scheduled gathering of household goods that are bought and sold at a reduced price? [Yard Sale]
*Arica in Chile is the driest place in the world and Oymyakon in Siberia is the coldest place, what are these called? [Extremes]
*In Western tradition, this is usually presented as a betrothal gift by a man to his prospective bride. [Engagement Ring]
*The Diamond Sutra, which bears the date 868 AD, is considered the oldest what? [Printed Book]
*This word has it’s original meaning tracing back to the phrase “payment for a wife” and also meaning poison [Gift]
*What is the name of the website that was founded by Pierre Omidya in 1995? [eBay]
*The relationship between a person and his or her spouses’ family. [In-Laws]
*What is a tour puzzle in the form of a complex branching passage through which the solver must find a route? [Maze]
*What is the natural number following 100 and preceding 102? [101]
*What is the 50th State in the Union? [Hawaii]
*In 2005 two of these were pardoned and went to live in Disneyland. [Turkeys]
*What is the machine called that manipulates data according to a list of instructions? [Computer]
*This store is an American retailer of home improvement and construction products. [Home Depot]
*Numerous fundraisers have relied on funds generated from these and a number of websites buy these. [Ink Cartridges]
*Another word for Do-it-Yourself. [Homemade]
*What is the name of the website that is a price engine website launched by Google Inc? [Froogle]
*These items are all needed for doing this: a leash, wax and a wetsuit [Surfing]
*This item can come from any source, including spring water, well water and municipal water. [Bottled Water]
*This word means: an agreement where one of the parties thinks the price is very favorable. [Bargains]
*Who do you call someone who is connected by blood, marriage, or adoption? [Relative]
*This item originated in the 9th century in the highlands of Ethiopia. [Coffee]
*They were commonly made of stone, metal, or glass until the 18th century [Marbles]
*This is a phrase coined by O’Reilly Media in 2004 and refers to a supposed second generation of Internet-based services [Web 2.0]
*Martin Cooper is widely considered to be the inventor of this item in 1973 [Cellphone]
*This action is a part of the ordinary spectrum of behaviour and can result from normal brain function [Human Error]
*This is one way your receive marketing that attempts to send its messages directly to consumers [Valpak]
*This is an item you can take to a house warming party, baby shower or wedding shower [Gift Basket]
If you do not see your post above, it was either not related to frugal living {imo} or I found it already in another carnival and I would rather not post duplicates. If you are interested in the guidelines or how to submit, please check out FoF’s website
Popularity: 1% [?]



