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"Gas!  DH usually drives over 80 miles a day commuting to work.  I used to fill up my car every 2 weeks.  I haven’t filled up my car in a month and it’s still got 3/4 of a tank left.  Same with DH’s car.\n \n\n\n\tFood:  sort of, maybe not.  I’d have to look closely at the numbers.  DH and would would eat out together twice a week, my sons would eat out once a week (pizza with their friends), I’d eat a chicken soft taco once a week with friends, eat a Sonic burger every 2 weeks when I grocery shopped, and DH would eat one lunch out a week.  Plus stopping every now and then for a chicken soft taco if I was out and about.  \n \n\n\n\tThat’s a lot of eating out. On the flip side, we’re eating all those meals at home PLUS we’re getting bored and craving tons of snacks, so I’ve had to buy more snack food.  I’m pretty sure that all those meal out are more than the home-cooked meals and snacks.\n \n\n\n\tMovie night:  Saving $24 a month.\n \n\n\n\tHair care products, makeup, and soap.  Ladies, I’m showering only once every 3 days and I don’t put anything in my hair or any makeup on my face anymore.  No gel, no hairspray, no dry shampoo, no makeup, no makeup remover, no cotton pad, no...probably other products I’m forgetting.  And less soap and shampoo because...every 3 days.\n \n\n\n\tClothing: I’d have probably bought a spring outfit for me and maybe some tshirts for the boys by now, but since no one sees us, what’s the point? We’re just wearing what we have—mostly jammies. \n \n\n\n\t \n "
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