by Julie on July 31, 2009
Have you heard of Parentricity? It’s a fabulous new website where new parents can gather and share their thoughts and reviews on products. Want to find out what other parents think of that new stroller you’re thinking about purchasing? Check out helpful reviews on Parentricity. Wondering what other young parents think are the best educational toys and books for your young one? Again, you’ll find your answer there.
Best of all, Parentricity is free to join and you can contribute what you’ve learned along the way as well. It’s definitely worth checking out!
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by Julie on July 31, 2009
by Julie on July 31, 2009
If you haven’t already made your trip to Walgreens this week and have planned to do so, then you’re in luck for additional savings this week. I went earlier today…so, I’m out of luck!
With the Friends & Family Event you can save 15% on your entire purchase or 20% on Walgreens brand products. This offer is only valid for July 31, 2009. Normal exclusions apply.
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Get $5 FREE When You Join Today!
by Julie on July 30, 2009
From time to time, you can request a Home Made Simple coupon book with over $30 in savings from the brands you see highlighted above. Right now is one of those times, so go get it while the getting’s good!
Thanks, Sweeties Swag for the heads up 
by Julie on July 30, 2009
I’ve been a member of MyPoints for over four years now. As you can see from my earnings chart below, I just love MyPoints! Three days ago I redeemed 3,500 points for a $25 Kmart gift card (to go towards a Kenmore blender I’ve had my eyes on!)
What is MyPoints? MyPoints is a reward program where you can redeem earned points for gift certificates, gift cards, and even charitable donations to the Red Cross. There are many ways that you can earn points. The primary way that you earn rewards at MyPoints is by shopping through their merchant store links. The points you can earn vary from store to store….for example, while you can earn 2 points for every $1 spent at Kohls, you can earn 10 points for every $1 spent at Barnes & Noble. You can get higher point earnings when you complete a sign up offer. One great sign up offer they’ve had for some time is earning 1,000 points for joining Netflix or 5,000 when signing up for DirecTV.
Another fantastic way to earn points is to print your grocery coupons at MyPoints. For each coupon that you print and redeem, you’ll earn 10 points. You can earn 25 bonus points if you redeem 10 or more coupons in a month. PLUS, everytime that you print or redeem a coupon, you’ll be entered in their weekly $200 gift card drawing.
However, the easiest way to rack up points is by electing to receive MyPoints emails. MyPoints will highlight point-earning opportunities in these emails and you’ll receive 5 points (sometimes higher) for every email you click through. I get many of my points this way, in addition to completing MyPoints surveys. They also recently launched the MyPoints toolbar where you can earn up to 50 extra points a month just for searching. The toolbar also keeps you up to speed on the latest MyPoints offers and how many points you have accrued. As you can see, the points can and DO add up fast
My frugal friends, there are many reward sites out there for you to choose from. Trust me, MyPoints is one of the good ones and has earned my seal of approval.
Join MyPoints NOW!
by Julie on July 30, 2009
by Julie on July 30, 2009
If you’re looking for a gift for space/NASA enthusiasts, Amazon.com has a super deal on From the Earth to the Moon. This Collector’s edition set is now priced at $11.49 and includes 5 DVDs. Shipping is FREE when you spend $25
This 12-hour HBO miniseries created by Tom Hanks garnered 17 Emmy nominations and captivated audiences. From the early stages of the space program and Kennedy’s 1961 call to reach the moon within a decade to the successes and heartbreaking failures of the race for space, the dream was kept alive by dedicated, daring professionals and a nation intent on reaching for — and landing amid — the stars, all while the world faced the Vietnam War.
