Free Sample of Oxy Clinical
Free Sample of Tide With Febreeze from Walmart
Free bag of Butterfingers-Go to Butterfinger's Facebook and 'Like' them to get a coupon for B1 bag, get 1 bag free of Butterfinger Snackerz
All Bran Promise Pack-sign up to recieve a free Kellogg's All Bran Promise pack-great freebie
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Git R Done!!!
Do you have an area of your house that needs some desperate attention (or, perhaps you are like me and even your email inbox is ready to come exploding out of your computer screen)? I have had many areas like this in my house, computer, husband's shop, etc. As I have told you before, I have been having problems with my stomach hurting, and some days (or even a week at a time) I am in pain and just trying to make it through the day. Things get behind and then I have to play catch-up. It can get quite overwhelming and frustrating. What is a person to do at a time like this?
Many household organizers suggest breaking it down into time periods. Or, some suggest breaking down a room a day (or an area a day). These are both great ideas and figuring out which way would help you is very simple. You can even get your family in on the action. Make it a game. We have often put a timer on for 15 minutes and, with everyone tackling a different section of the house, tried to see how much we can get done. It may not be perfect, but it has made for a nice tidying up and made me feel a bit better about the house
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If you decide to tackle an area of the house, you can also set this task up into small increments a day. I will often take one of our bookshelves that seems to be a catch all for everything and anything, and cleaned it up little by little. I might even do a task like this while watching my favorite tv show. During the show, I organize the books, and during commercials I will place them neatly on the shelf. Is that lazy? Hmmm--not too sure, but I do know it gets the job done! When I cleaned up my linen closet last year (and I need to add it is time to tackle this chore again!) I broke it up into 15 minutes a day and started with a shelf at a time. It took me a couple of days, but I took out each item, stacked piles together and reorganized it all.
As I said, my email inbox is ready to overflow. I fear my internet provider calling me and telling me they are going to put me on some emailers addiction group if I don't do something soon :) By the end of the week, I plan to have over 200 emails gone, organized or atleast read through. I will let you know how it goes.
So, what will you tackle this week?
Many household organizers suggest breaking it down into time periods. Or, some suggest breaking down a room a day (or an area a day). These are both great ideas and figuring out which way would help you is very simple. You can even get your family in on the action. Make it a game. We have often put a timer on for 15 minutes and, with everyone tackling a different section of the house, tried to see how much we can get done. It may not be perfect, but it has made for a nice tidying up and made me feel a bit better about the house
.
If you decide to tackle an area of the house, you can also set this task up into small increments a day. I will often take one of our bookshelves that seems to be a catch all for everything and anything, and cleaned it up little by little. I might even do a task like this while watching my favorite tv show. During the show, I organize the books, and during commercials I will place them neatly on the shelf. Is that lazy? Hmmm--not too sure, but I do know it gets the job done! When I cleaned up my linen closet last year (and I need to add it is time to tackle this chore again!) I broke it up into 15 minutes a day and started with a shelf at a time. It took me a couple of days, but I took out each item, stacked piles together and reorganized it all.
As I said, my email inbox is ready to overflow. I fear my internet provider calling me and telling me they are going to put me on some emailers addiction group if I don't do something soon :) By the end of the week, I plan to have over 200 emails gone, organized or atleast read through. I will let you know how it goes.
So, what will you tackle this week?
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Free Eucerin Sample
Become a Fan (or is it only Like now? hmmm) of Eucerin to get a free sample of Eucerin Daily Balance.
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Money Saving Coupons From Pillsbury
There are some terrific coupons on Pillsbury. I was able to find some for Crescents, biscuits, Totino's, Muir Glen, and many more. So head on over and print off some before they are gone :)
Saturday, August 7, 2010
Great Unschooling T-shirts!
If you are an unschooler and looking for some t-shirts to advertise your homeschooling choice, please check out my friend's store. They have great designs, and if you are a Gleek, you might be interested in her t-shirt designs as well! Unschool Super Store
Are You a Homeschooler in the Tulsa Area?
If you are a homeschooler and inerested in finding a homeschool support group, please check out O.K.I.E or Oklahoma Indepenent Educators. We are a participant led group of homeschool families. This group is a mix of individuals-we are all inclusive :) So if you are looking for a fun, educational and exciting time with other homeschoolers, please feel free to check us out! The website is brand new, so be sure to check it out often!
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Reasor's Sale and Coupon Match Ups
Reasors has a 12 hour sale going on this Saturday from 8am-8pm. Some pretty good deals:
12 Hour Sale:
Pepsi or Dr. Pepper 12 pk cases-4/$9 limit 4 or-6pk .5 liter bottles-4/$9
Crystal Farm Cheese-4/$5-55 cents off 1 (6/27 SS)=70 cents for one limit 4
Tomatoes on the Vine-79cents/lb
Tyson Bacon-$1.99 limit 2
Cheerios-17-18 oz box-select varieties-$1.98-50 cents/1 (6/27 SS)=$1.48 OR
-$1/2 printable=2.96/2 limit 2
Farmland Cooked Deli Ham-2lbs/$5 limit 2 lbs
Chips Ahoy Cookise-$1.88-$1 off from All You July= 88 cents limit4
Keebler Snack packs -$2.88
Mezetta Pepper-10/$10 limit 10
5x7 prints in store only-limit 50-49 cents each
1 Sub. spiral notebooks-limit 1--9 cents each
Eggo Waffles-$1.48
Fritos or Cheetos-2/$3
Regular Sale and Qpon match ups
Post Cereal $3 for 2-$1/2 (7/25 SS)=$2/2
Butterball Turkey Bacon $1.98-.75/1 (6/27 SS)=$1.23
Nature Valley Granola Bars $5 for 2-.50 cents off printable=$2/1
Keebler Sandwich Crackers $6 for 3-$1/2 (8/1 RP) or $1 off 2 printable=$3/2
Totino's Pizza Rolls $6 for 2-$1/2 off printable=$5/2
Best Choice Eggs-99 cents
Bordon Singles-2/$4
In Ad Coupon for free eggs when you buy 2 Bordon Singles or Bordon Singles Sensations
Black, Extra Large, and Green plums-98 cents/lb
Hostess Snack Cakes-88 cents each
12 Hour Sale:
Pepsi or Dr. Pepper 12 pk cases-4/$9 limit 4 or-6pk .5 liter bottles-4/$9
Crystal Farm Cheese-4/$5-55 cents off 1 (6/27 SS)=70 cents for one limit 4
Tomatoes on the Vine-79cents/lb
Tyson Bacon-$1.99 limit 2
Cheerios-17-18 oz box-select varieties-$1.98-50 cents/1 (6/27 SS)=$1.48 OR
-$1/2 printable=2.96/2 limit 2
Farmland Cooked Deli Ham-2lbs/$5 limit 2 lbs
Chips Ahoy Cookise-$1.88-$1 off from All You July= 88 cents limit4
Keebler Snack packs -$2.88
Mezetta Pepper-10/$10 limit 10
5x7 prints in store only-limit 50-49 cents each
1 Sub. spiral notebooks-limit 1--9 cents each
Eggo Waffles-$1.48
Fritos or Cheetos-2/$3
Regular Sale and Qpon match ups
Post Cereal $3 for 2-$1/2 (7/25 SS)=$2/2
Butterball Turkey Bacon $1.98-.75/1 (6/27 SS)=$1.23
Nature Valley Granola Bars $5 for 2-.50 cents off printable=$2/1
Keebler Sandwich Crackers $6 for 3-$1/2 (8/1 RP) or $1 off 2 printable=$3/2
Totino's Pizza Rolls $6 for 2-$1/2 off printable=$5/2
Best Choice Eggs-99 cents
Bordon Singles-2/$4
In Ad Coupon for free eggs when you buy 2 Bordon Singles or Bordon Singles Sensations
Black, Extra Large, and Green plums-98 cents/lb
Hostess Snack Cakes-88 cents each
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