Debt Dumpers 2025

[Twilghtsprkle]

I've been brainstorming some ideas for things we can do that are very low cost/free as a family (but most of these would also work as a date night idea!).

Bake something, go for a hike/walk somewhere other than the neighborhood, cook a meal, movie night at home with popcorn, crafts (painting, coloring, etc), puzzles and charcuterie board, go to the shelter and borrow a dog for the day (we go for a walk and then get a pup cup!), volunteer somewhere. I'm sure there's more there, but that's what I came up with for right now.

I don’t know how good your local library is, but ours has many free things. Museum passes (you have to reserve them though), ‘adventure’ kits (pasta making, karaoke, metal detecting, etc), a streaming stick with their Netflix & movies anywhere account - plus they have a WiFi hotspot you can borrow if you don’t have internet, and yard games. Of course they also have events you can sign up for in the library as well.

 

[LoveDaisy]

I've been brainstorming some ideas for things we can do that are very low cost/free as a family (but most of these would also work as a date night idea!).

Bake something, go for a hike/walk somewhere other than the neighborhood, cook a meal, movie night at home with popcorn, crafts (painting, coloring, etc), puzzles and charcuterie board, go to the shelter and borrow a dog for the day (we go for a walk and then get a pup cup!), volunteer somewhere. I'm sure there's more there, but that's what I came up with for right now.

This time of the year we like to take a drive to look at the decorated houses.

I’m sure every area has their thing but we meet a bunch of friends and go to the lobster trap tree every year. https://www.lobstertraptree.com/

Our friends also do Sunday funday and rotate who hosts. Everyone brings a food dish and we enjoy hanging out with each other.

I also love cookie swaps this time of year. Low cost, lots of fun and you leave with a box full of cookies.