Monday,
with it being a national and school holiday, I took the girls bargain grocery
shopping for items on sale at various stores that are on our February and March
shopping lists. I can now say we safely
have a year’s worth of meat in our freezer along with a pantry chocked full of
staples. We spent less than $60.
I took
the girls on our “date night” for pizza and salad bar. It was kid’s day so their meals were half
price. Our entire bill was $12. The last time we went out to eat was in
November to celebrate the girl’s birthdays.
I
signed up for a free sample of Tide stain remover and Purina One dog food. I also printed a coupon good for a free can
of dog food at Petco. No, I don’t have a
dog but I have friends with dogs.
I
printed six coupons from coupons.com. Two
are for milk!
I
worked on both of my scrap yarn afghans throughout the week.
I used
the money in my PayPal account to pay a bill.
I made
a big pot of soup out of leftovers in the refrigerator. We enjoyed two suppers and a lunch out of it.
I
finished off a trial sized bottle of lotion that had been rattling around in my
bathroom cupboard for quite some time. I
recycled the bottle.
I
darned my daughter’s favorite knit gloves. One finger and one thumb had
developed a hole.
I used
up all the odds and ends of fresh veggies in my crisper drawer to make a delicious
chopped salad.
I
bought 7 jelly jars at a thrift store for 35¢ apiece.
Our
chickens blessed us with 13 eggs this week.
Awesome! Never in my life have I ever seen or heard of a milk coupon! lol!! I'm amazed at the coupons, and whatnot you guys get in the U.S! The pizza night sounds fun, and $12?! Wow! :) Your chickens seem to like the number 13! lol!!
ReplyDeleteI know, milk coupons? Whodda thunk it? And I think 13 is the hen's lucky number! Not just a bakers dozen. :)
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