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If you want to save time, money, and calories, brown bagging might be the solution for you.
Besides being in control of the menu and the time it takes to get it, the cash you save is no small matter. During a 30-year career, if you spend $3.50 to pack a lunch, instead of $6 to buy one, the savings would be more than $100,000. Using the same costs for lunches, during a five-year period you could save $4,888 by brown bagging it. You can calculate this with a lunch savings calculator online at dinkytown.net.
To appeal to the frugally style-conscious, companies are producing carriers that make lunch toting more fun and convenient. Some have insulated compartments that can keep foods hot or cold. For $20 to $25, some pretty nice bags are available at eBags.com
David Oliver is the nation's leading experts on helping and supporting a loved one with bipolar disorder. You can get learn about many of David's little known, yet effective strategies to cope and deal with your loved one's bipolar by clicking here right now. View all articles by David Oliver
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1 Response to "More People Brown-Bag It, Some In A Classy Way" 
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said this on 26 Jun 2012 2:32:47 PM MST
I was diagnosed Bipolar, and the thing with my Bipolar is that it's fnliowlog the seasons. I am in the mixed state right now and my head is like a washing machine, and i know that i will go into depression in the winter months, and turn Manic in spring, and go into Mixed in high summer, and then manic again befor mixed and the Christmas depression again . So yearly i have two manic states, two mixed and one long depression, is you Bipolar curve simmilar???
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