PRACTICAL PARSIMONY: A New Kind of Coupon/Savings

Thursday, January 23, 2014

A New Kind of Coupon/Savings

I first saw this on I Heart the Mart and decided to look into the site. Last week if you bought $20 at Walmart, you could come home and send in a copy of your receipt and receive $10 credit or cash, forgot which. Sorry. Then, they added a bonus $2 rebate.

At any rate, you do not have to have a coupon with you to get many of these rebates. You can see how this works right here at Coupon 51.

Today, I saw that there is an app for that. You can, like I, just do it all on your computer without having an app.

If you check it out, I would appreciate any feedback. This week, I noticed there is $0.50 off any brand of oj.

I am so cold as I type! brrr!

Your turn
Has anyone heard of this before? Have you used it? If you look at the site, give me any feedback that you can.

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AnonymousJanuary 24, 2014 at 6:22 PM
I CAN SEE YOU!!!!! OMG I CAN GET ON YOUR BLOG! Sorry was a little happy there...now I have to catch up

Judy
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klahanieJanuary 24, 2014 at 7:06 PM
Hi Linda,

That coupon wont work in Britain. Never mind. And yes, finally, I can get on your site again.

Have a good weekend.

Gary :)
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LindaJanuary 24, 2014 at 7:37 PM
Gary,
Thanks. It will only work at Walmart. Too bad. Yay! People can come back.

Thanks. It is going to warm above freezing, so it will be warm and a good weekend. Have a nice weekend, yourself.
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Golden To Silver ValJanuary 24, 2014 at 10:27 PM
Whatever you did, I think you've fixed it (your blog). What was wrong and how did you repair it?? Good Job! Stay warm.....
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Sue FrelickJanuary 25, 2014 at 7:18 AM
Hooray! Chrome let me visit today. :-D
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PattiJanuary 26, 2014 at 8:06 PM
I have used it with no problems. I think I'm up to 7.00 i a couple of weeks
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Okay, hoping the annoyances have gone away.

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Fancy is my favorite hen. She is one of the three youngest hens I adopted. Because she is so gentle and friendly, she may be the one I rescued when she was being pecked to death after she could no longer stand. She got to live in the house in a box. Sometimes, I let her sit in my lap while she was convalescing. Now, she comes to sit in the swing with me, cuddling up to my body like a cat or dog. She died in February 2012.

Fancy follows me begging, complaining, needing me to do for her. She talks to me in various voices. She allows me to pick her up and carry her. When she became an adult, her head was a darker red and her body was light brown. Around her neck were tips of black feathers. It appeared she had a necklace of jet around her neck. When I showed this characteristic to a friend, he said, "Oh, you have fancy chickens and plain chickens."

Chessie has a broken toe. I broke it! She had a habit of jumping really high and almost sticking. A raccoon ate her in October 2009.

Thelma is the blonde. She is also the largest hen and the alpha hen. I suspect the gigantic eggs are from her. She often squats and presents herself to me. She is top hen, but I suspect she knows she had better be deferent to top feeder of the flock--me.

Louise is the auburn-feathered hen. She looks like the true Rhode Island Reds in pictures. She is almost as large as Thelma. Some days I suspect she is trying to be top chicken. When I got Pepper, I found out Louise is the Alpha hen.

Pepper came here from the same home as the first four. We were discussing putting red pepper on their food, wondering if it really would increase egg production. Pepper is the only name we agreed on. She is terrorized each day by Louise. Even after the worst was over, she was and is still filled with terror and very wary.

Linda is owned by four hens. They allow her to fetch for them. She loves them dearly, so she allows them to boss her around. Linda comes out in the rain to perform chores for them and make sure they have food and water. She begs scraps from all sorts of places to make sure they have fresh fruits and vegetables.

Parsimony is not a vegetable

Parsimony is extreme care in spending money. Stick around and learn about my random thoughts on accomplishing goals economically--dumpster diving aka safari, gleaning, do-it-yourself, sewing tips, recipes, and whatever is happening in my life.

Okay so maybe "parsimony" is not your thing. How about thrift, frugality or just plain saving money? I try not to go the tightwad route as that seems to imply others will suffer from my habits.

Some of my not-spending habits have very much been a part of my lifelong habits. Other habits are newly acquired and are an extension of my lifelong not-spending habits.

I am very imaginative when it comes to substituting or making instead of buying. I will tell you about making a heater for the chickens' water. Not one dime was spent since I had everything I needed right in my basement.

Practicality must rear its head alongside parsimony. For example, I will use the dryer in bad weather or because of allergies in the spring. But, I will not wash clothes in a tub as long as I have a washing machine or can find one.

You may hear more about my four Rhode Island Red hens than you care to hear. They lay delicious brown eggs.

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Thursday, January 23, 2014

A New Kind of Coupon/Savings

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