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Saving love housewife's daily expenses👛

Saving love housewife's daily expenses 👛

I was fine when I was filming the video

after this, he developed chronic tonsillitis

the chills won't stop, and it's almost may.

Thick heat tech and fleece

I was wearing it and gagging lol

On Saturday, I had to take lessons.

I don't cook much because it's slapstick

This day happens to be self-catering!

The discount I bought the day before.

I made pork cutlet with pork loin 🐖

I will post again!

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\ Life was improved by life plan and household management /

The Secret That Even Ordinary Housewives Saved 10 Million Yen ㊙️

▼ household management while saving fun without overdoing 🍃

▼ Meal expenses 50,000 a month → 20,000 savings technique · Vegetable plenty of saving rice 🍴

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Stories in updating the household management techniques to save 10 million 🤫

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30 s couple + 2 boys (7 y 👦🏻 2 y 👶)

I would be happy if you could get along 🕊

@ mocolife _ moco

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