Yesterday our local Mr. Gatti's had a free buffet meal and tokens for the first 400 college students with proper I.D. Jonathan took Elizabeth with him; for the price of her meal, just over $6, the two of them spent over 2 hours eating and playing.
Friday, January 23, 2009
Thursday, January 22, 2009
The Pound Store
Locally we have a Goodwill store called "The Pound Store". This store is not a traditional thrift store where items are separated; instead items are placed in large boxes and put into rows.
The pound store is the only thrift store that hasn't been going up on their prices. So, finding bargains here is still possible as long as you do not mind digging around.
However, shopping at the pound store for a specific item, or a certain clothing size, is virtually impossible since each day the boxes hold different merchandise.
When I have time to kill I like going to the pound store just to look around and see if there are any hidden treasures. This week I stumbled upon an over sized wicker basket that is perfect for holding fruit.Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Curtain Repair
Lately I have felt very lazy with little interest in beginning any new sewing projects. So today I decided to repair Elizabeth's curtains; since I knew it would be a short project.
I had made these curtain several years ago but made a small mistake in the top hem that fits over the curtain rod. Although the curtains fit the rods fine, when you try to open them up the extra fabric bunches too much and I was tired of having to tug when opening and closing the curtains.
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Thrifty Lunches
When we go to town it is usually for the whole day. Sometimes we order lunch from the dollar menu at a fast food restaurant but this can add up after awhile. So, one way we save on the cost of eating out is to bring lunch from home; and to make this fun we like to use vintage lunch boxes.
Elizabeth thinks it is fun to use a lunch box even if it is only filled with snacks.
Peanut Butter Deal
On Sunday, after church, I went to Walgreen's to buy some peanut butter that was on sale for $1.99 each. If I purchased a total of 8-jars I would also get back $10 in Register Rewards; so my final price on the peanut butter was 74-cents per jar.
Another great deal at Walgreen's this week was Mauna Loa chocolate covered macadamias;
Monday, January 19, 2009
Rag Rug pt. 4
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Shooting Lessons
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