**stands up** My name is QponCutie, and I am a Pepsi-holic. Whew! It feels so good to get that off my chest! For years, I have suffered with this monkey on my back. Oh, Pepsi, with your cold, bubbly, cola-y goodness, how I love thee. That being said, I obviously aware of the financial and physical implications of my habit. I drink Pepsi nearly every day, and if … [Read more...]
Birthday Freebies!
May 27, 2008 By Leave a Comment
Lots of companies want to give you free stuff, simply because you were born! I'll try to keep this list as up-to-date as possible. If you know of any other birthday programs, drop me a line! These promotions can change any time, so make sure to check they are still participating! Coldstone Creamery--Get a free ice cream creation Baskin-Robbins--Free 2.5 oz. … [Read more...]
Protecting Your Family in an Unstable Economy
May 27, 2008 By 3 Comments
I'll admit it; I don't know all that much about world affairs, and that includes the economy. However, you just can't escape hearing about it on the news, on the web, and everywhere else you turn. I know that a lot of us frugalistas have a bit of an upper hand in situations such as these, since we already spend as little as possible. But I feel like now is the time for … [Read more...]
RedBox FREE Monday Movie Rental
May 26, 2008 By Leave a Comment
It’s Monday, that means a FREE DVD rental at your Redbox! Simply select a movie, then press “Add a promo code” at the bottom of the screen. Then, enter JG552P on the keypad! Remember, the code is only good for ONE free night. If you choose to keep the movie beyond 9PM on Tuesday, you will be charged $1.00+ tax for each night you keep the DVD. Go to RedBox to … [Read more...]
And then there are people who put us all to shame!
May 22, 2008 By 1 Comment
As I was meandering about the blogosphere this evening, I came across an interesting blog called Handprints on the Wall. I was enjoying her posts, and I read an interview she did with a woman who epitomizes the term frugal. She talked with this woman who, along with her family, were almost totally self sufficient, and only needed to purchase $150 worth of groceries for … [Read more...]
