A sample w/coupon & stickers to go in the geocaching box
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Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Monday, August 23, 2010
Another I can relate to......
Shoestring Living: My love-hate relationship with coupons - Norwich, CT - Norwich Bulletin
As part of the paper collecting, I am surrounded by coupons. I have a love-hate relationship with coupons also. HOWEVER, I think it is worth the time and money to cut and sort them. I use my time in front of the TV to cut and sort, killing two birds with one stone. It all is worth it when I save at the register.
I'm not much into games, but saving money at the register is my favorite game. My goal everytime - to save more than I spent.
I also understand the buying things that you don't use comment. I have a cure for that - donate the items. We donate food to the local food bank and pet items to the county animal shelter.
As part of the paper collecting, I am surrounded by coupons. I have a love-hate relationship with coupons also. HOWEVER, I think it is worth the time and money to cut and sort them. I use my time in front of the TV to cut and sort, killing two birds with one stone. It all is worth it when I save at the register.
I'm not much into games, but saving money at the register is my favorite game. My goal everytime - to save more than I spent.
I also understand the buying things that you don't use comment. I have a cure for that - donate the items. We donate food to the local food bank and pet items to the county animal shelter.
I can relate......
I Collect Paper
I can so relate to this blog entry - I JUST threw out about 3 kitchen trashbags full of articles and pictures from magazines from over the years. These were full of tips and ideas from anything that I thought I might use someday. Now more than 2 weeks later - I don't feel worried about what I lost out on from these "things" - I feel good and accomplished when I walk in the room and it is clean. Something that helped - what can you NOT find on the internet? Why do I need the paper if it's on the internet?
I can so relate to this blog entry - I JUST threw out about 3 kitchen trashbags full of articles and pictures from magazines from over the years. These were full of tips and ideas from anything that I thought I might use someday. Now more than 2 weeks later - I don't feel worried about what I lost out on from these "things" - I feel good and accomplished when I walk in the room and it is clean. Something that helped - what can you NOT find on the internet? Why do I need the paper if it's on the internet?
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