A couple good deals at Rite Aid this week. And don't forget about those Prescription Transfer coupons from the 1/4 ad that give you a $30 gift card with any prescription transfer!
Excedrin 20 ct.
Price: $1.99
Coupon: $2/1 from 10/19 insert
Total: Free
Electrasol
Price: $4.49
SCR: $2
MC: $2.50 from 1/4 insert
Total: Free
Ziploc bags
Price: $1.99 x 2
Coupon: .50 in ad coupon x2
Coupon: $1/2 from 12/7 insert
Total: $1.98/2
Glade Scented Oil Refills
Price: 2 for $5
Coupon: $1/2 in ad coupon
Coupon: $2.50/2 from 12/7 insert
Total: $1.50 for 2
Glade Candles
Price: 2 for $5
Coupon: $1/2 in ad coupon
Coupon: $1 x2 from 12/7 insert
Total: $2/2
Maybelline Cosmetics
Price: B1G1F
Coupon: $1/1 Maybelline mascara
SCR: $2 on any 1 Maybelline mascara
Total: Not sure of prices, but could get you some cheap mascara
Huggies Pullups
Price: $9.99
SCR: $2
Coupon: $1/1
Caregivers Marketplace Rebate: $1
Total: $5.99 and qualifies for SCR 48 for $10 gc wyb $25 worth of Kimberly Clark products
Friday, January 9, 2009
Sunday, January 4, 2009
Rite Aid Deals week of 1/4/09
It's an OK week for Rite Aid deals. And don't forget, you can combine in-ad coupons with manufacturer coupons for some good bargains!
Garnier Fructis shampoo, conditioner or stylers
Price: $3
Coupon: many $1/1 floating around from various inserts
SCR: $2 (limit 2)
OOP: FREE
SoyJoy bars Price: 10/$5
Coupon: $3/10 from 1/4 paper
SCR: $5 on 10
OOP: FREE to -$3.00
B1G1F Nature Made Vitamins (also coupons in 1/4 paper)
Aquafresh Toothpaste & Toothbrushes (also coupons in 1/4 paper)
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Giant Deals week of 1/4/09
Take advantage of the gi-can-tic sale this week and those 5 inserts that will come in the paper on 1/4. There are also 2 gas deals this week, they are pretty pricey products to save $0.20 per gallon. Here are some notable deals.
Ben & Jerry's ice cream (pint size)
Price: $2.79
Coupon: $3/1 (printable)
OOP: -$.21
Betty Crocker Hamburger Helpers
Price: 10/$10
Coupon: Many $1/3 mfr coupons out there (and others)
OOP: 3 for $2 ($0.67 ea)
San Giorgio Pastas
Price: 10/$10
Kleenex Upright Lotion Tissues
Price: 10/$10
Coupon: A couple coupons out there that will double to $1/3
OOP: 3 for $2 ($0.67 ea)
Egg Beaters (part of buy 8 gas deal)
Price: 2/$5
Coupon: $1/1 (printable)
OOP: $1.50 each
Healthy Choice Complete Selections or Cafe Steamers Frozen Meals (part of buy 8 gas deal)
Price: 5/$10
Coupon: $1/1 (printable)
OOP: $1 each
Pepperidge Farm Goldfish
Price: 10/$10
Campbell’s Select Harvest Light Soups 18.6-18.8 oz.
Price: 10/$10
Stayfree Maxi Pads 14-24 ct., Carefree Liners 34-60 ct., or OB Tampons, 18 ct. pkg. EXCLUDES Maximum Maxi (part of buy 4 gas deal)
Price: $2.93
Coupon: Many $1/1 coupons out there
OOP: $1.93 each
Grands! Biscuits
Price: 4/$5
Coupon: $.50/2 (printable)
OOP: $1 each
Hunt's Tomato Sauce
Price: 5/$2
Coupon: $1/3 (printable)
OOP: $0.20 for 3
Hanover Kidney Beans 40.5oz can
Price: 2/$3
Coupon: $1/2 mfr from insert
OOP: $1 each
Here's a link to the list of coupons that will appear in the 1/4 paper. Enjoy!
Ben & Jerry's ice cream (pint size)
Price: $2.79
Coupon: $3/1 (printable)
OOP: -$.21
Betty Crocker Hamburger Helpers
Price: 10/$10
Coupon: Many $1/3 mfr coupons out there (and others)
OOP: 3 for $2 ($0.67 ea)
San Giorgio Pastas
Price: 10/$10
Kleenex Upright Lotion Tissues
Price: 10/$10
Coupon: A couple coupons out there that will double to $1/3
OOP: 3 for $2 ($0.67 ea)
Egg Beaters (part of buy 8 gas deal)
Price: 2/$5
Coupon: $1/1 (printable)
OOP: $1.50 each
Healthy Choice Complete Selections or Cafe Steamers Frozen Meals (part of buy 8 gas deal)
Price: 5/$10
Coupon: $1/1 (printable)
OOP: $1 each
Pepperidge Farm Goldfish
Price: 10/$10
Campbell’s Select Harvest Light Soups 18.6-18.8 oz.
Price: 10/$10
Stayfree Maxi Pads 14-24 ct., Carefree Liners 34-60 ct., or OB Tampons, 18 ct. pkg. EXCLUDES Maximum Maxi (part of buy 4 gas deal)
Price: $2.93
Coupon: Many $1/1 coupons out there
OOP: $1.93 each
Grands! Biscuits
Price: 4/$5
Coupon: $.50/2 (printable)
OOP: $1 each
Hunt's Tomato Sauce
Price: 5/$2
Coupon: $1/3 (printable)
OOP: $0.20 for 3
Hanover Kidney Beans 40.5oz can
Price: 2/$3
Coupon: $1/2 mfr from insert
OOP: $1 each
Here's a link to the list of coupons that will appear in the 1/4 paper. Enjoy!
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Still not so much in the Christmas Spirit
I thought by now I would be all excited about seeing the kids on Christmas morning, drooling over everything that "he" brought. I'm not. I had hoped that wrapping the gifts and opening another tab in the Christmas countdown calendar would make me feel all Christmasy. It didn't.
I think it's a combination of things, really. I've been sick for a while and they can't see to pinpoint the cause. It's really wearing me out, whatever it is. I barely have enough energy for the most important things each day.
My parents are going through a divorce that is already ugly (well, it was ugly for years before they finally decided to put an end to the madness).
Doug's family is simply a mess and now they're taking it out on us. He had a nice chat with his mother on Sunday (his birthday) and she informed him that she was sick of him acting like he was too good for everyone because we decided not to drive down there for Christmas (however, they were invited here).
A good friend started chemo this month for Lymphoma, which really puts things into perspective.
We're having more behavioral problems with Charlie and we've run out of ideas for helping him. His anger is getting worse and I feel like we're part of the problem, but I can't figure out exactly what we're doing to cause it.
Work has been really crazy and, well, interesting. We'll just leave it at that.
And we're having this horrible potty battle with Elizabeth. It was her idea to start potty training, but now she doesn't want to do it, which would be fine with me, except that the diapers are now giving her the worst diaper rash I've ever seen. Think completely raw skin ALL over (not just the hiney part). Doug doesn't like to put her in underwear during the day because then he has to be vigilant about making her go to the bathroom, which he doesn't care for. So I get the pleasure of hearing her scream bloody murder when I try to bathe her and wash the "area".
So, it's not the most festive of holiday seasons. I'm trying, though, to muster up the excitement for the kids. It really is about the kids anyway.
I think it's a combination of things, really. I've been sick for a while and they can't see to pinpoint the cause. It's really wearing me out, whatever it is. I barely have enough energy for the most important things each day.
My parents are going through a divorce that is already ugly (well, it was ugly for years before they finally decided to put an end to the madness).
Doug's family is simply a mess and now they're taking it out on us. He had a nice chat with his mother on Sunday (his birthday) and she informed him that she was sick of him acting like he was too
A good friend started chemo this month for Lymphoma, which really puts things into perspective.
We're having more behavioral problems with Charlie and we've run out of ideas for helping him. His anger is getting worse and I feel like we're part of the problem, but I can't figure out exactly what we're doing to cause it.
Work has been really crazy and, well, interesting. We'll just leave it at that.
And we're having this horrible potty battle with Elizabeth. It was her idea to start potty training, but now she doesn't want to do it, which would be fine with me, except that the diapers are now giving her the worst diaper rash I've ever seen. Think completely raw skin ALL over (not just the hiney part). Doug doesn't like to put her in underwear during the day because then he has to be vigilant about making her go to the bathroom, which he doesn't care for. So I get the pleasure of hearing her scream bloody murder when I try to bathe her and wash the "area".
So, it's not the most festive of holiday seasons. I'm trying, though, to muster up the excitement for the kids. It really is about the kids anyway.
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Acting Debut
They practiced for weeks. He learned 3 different parts before the settled on who would play what. He wouldn't tell us anything during the weeks leading up to the big day. And then it was time.
As parents, grandparents, and siblings packed into the church's All-Purpose room, we awaited the highly anticipated performance. Charlie was among the first 2 kids to come out. He sat in a chair on stage in the cutest little costume. He was a "visitor". He took his job very seriously, with a huge smile, waving and giving us the thumbs up the entire time. It was finally time for his big part. He stood up and pointed to Bethlehem. Then sat back down.
Well, no wonder he has been bored the last few weeks in school. While everyone else had parts where they walked up on the stage and did stuff, Charlie had to sit on stage and do nothing. For Charlie, this is no small task. I'm not saying his part was any smaller than the rest, but they surely did not pick the best part for him. Apparently, he was supposed to be a shepherd, but the kid who originally was playing the visitor couldn't sit still. So they picked Charlie to do that part instead. Have they met my son? I was stunned when I saw him sitting like a little angel up on stage. Not getting up and running around. Not trying to talk to everyone. Not sticking his hands in his pants (he gets that from his father, by the way). Just sitting there, so sweet and innocent. Aside from the goofy faces he was making, he was actually following direction like a champ! He'll probably learn to regret that, however. Now I know he can sit still for 30 minutes.
As parents, grandparents, and siblings packed into the church's All-Purpose room, we awaited the highly anticipated performance. Charlie was among the first 2 kids to come out. He sat in a chair on stage in the cutest little costume. He was a "visitor". He took his job very seriously, with a huge smile, waving and giving us the thumbs up the entire time. It was finally time for his big part. He stood up and pointed to Bethlehem. Then sat back down.
Well, no wonder he has been bored the last few weeks in school. While everyone else had parts where they walked up on the stage and did stuff, Charlie had to sit on stage and do nothing. For Charlie, this is no small task. I'm not saying his part was any smaller than the rest, but they surely did not pick the best part for him. Apparently, he was supposed to be a shepherd, but the kid who originally was playing the visitor couldn't sit still. So they picked Charlie to do that part instead. Have they met my son? I was stunned when I saw him sitting like a little angel up on stage. Not getting up and running around. Not trying to talk to everyone. Not sticking his hands in his pants (he gets that from his father, by the way). Just sitting there, so sweet and innocent. Aside from the goofy faces he was making, he was actually following direction like a champ! He'll probably learn to regret that, however. Now I know he can sit still for 30 minutes.
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