I have never been a big one for coupon clipping, but I do try. Especially with formula and diapers these days. Those items get quite expensive!
And I can only imagine the cost of feeding a family....it's worth the time to clip coupons.
A friend told me about an online coupon site yesterday. She isn't tight on money, but she said, "Why wouldn't I print coupons and use them to save us money?"
It's called coupons.com
Looks like there are plenty to choose from!
Here's a website I've heard good things about:www.pocketyourdollars.com
It is a neat inter-active site that answers your questions as well as helps you save money.
I am not sure if you can use the coupons if you are outside the Twin City area, but it might be worth a try!
Happy Shopping!
Summer is a great time to learn something new...have you ever thought of seeking out a Mentor to walk along side you as you learn about the season of your life that you are in?
'Mentor' was the name of the person that Odysseus left his son with when he went off to the trojan war. Mentor was responsible for teaching Odysseus' son what his father was not able to do in his absence.
A Mentor today can be a trusted friend, counselor or teacher...someone usually more experienced and someone who adds value to another person's life.
I would like to challenge any and all readers to make this summer a time to find a Mentor and/or become a Mentor to someone! Be pro-active and reach out and ASK someone if they would like to walk along side you in this journey of life.
Ideally, I think it would be great to have and be a Mentor as you walk through life. This week Stacy and I will share abit on having a Mentor and hope to spark some interest on your part to seek someone who will walk along with you as you learn.
I was told years ago to make it a habit to 'clean one drawer a week'! Simple, huh? Too simple in fact that I didn't make it a priority. I have found, however, that there is great energy in this tip. 'Clean one drawer a week'...it doesn't matter in which room, and it will empower you to continue to pick away at other clutter. I keep coming back to this tip in my own quest for organization and every time I see success. So my tip of the day: Clean one drawer this week!
Here's a quick clean up tip I've used over the years. When company is coming, get a laundry basket and fill it with all the miscellaneous items that are not where they belong. Stash it in a closet. Then after your company is gone and your house is still tidy, take your basket and put the items back where they belong!
