A Frugal and House-Keeping G Girl

Mr. Z and Ms. G have been married for seven or eight years. After seven or eight years of running in, their living habits gradually became similar. Tell the truth. Before Mr. Z got married, every holiday, he would rummage through boxes and cabinets, carefully clean up useless books and magazines, useless pots and shovels, worn clothes and pants, waste paper boxes, etc., And throw them away on the roadside. However, since Ms. G came in, she started doing hygiene with me. Unexpectedly, Girl G packed the unread books and magazines in cartons, along with scraps of metal, and drove them to the scrap collection station in an electric car to sell them; some of the worn trousers were cut into strips and used to make rags; pillows were covered with tattered clothes; when the clothes and trousers were so tattered that they could no longer be used, they were cut into long strips and made into mops; even the silk stored in the wine box was saved and used to wipe glasses and TV sets. Computers and stuff are quite practical. Even plastic grocery bags are used to cover garbage baskets. Mr. Z's neighbors all gave thumbs up and praised her: "Ms. G is really good at living. She is not willing to throw away even a scrap of paper or a worn-out piece of clothing. She is a good and thrifty woman!"