Thu, May 2, 2013 at 11:26 AM Comments Off 
This is a must bookmark and print from All You- the coupon policies for 30 stores. Print and bring with you the next time you go shopping!
Mon, Apr 29, 2013 at 11:51 AM Comments Off
One Life to Live follows the complicated lives of three main families in Llanvie, PA: the wealthy Lords, the powerful Buchanans and the strong-willed Cramers. The quiet simplicity of small town living is often interrupted by drama between them, yet despite the struggles, strong family bonds keep them united.
One Life to Live actors include Corbin Bleu as Jeffery King as well as returning actors Erika Slezak as Victoria Lord Buchanan, Robin Strasser as Dorian Lord, Tuc Watkins as David Vickers, Robert S. Woods as Bo Buchanan, Kassie DePaiva as Blair Cramer, Jerry verDorn as Clint Buchanan, Florencia Lozano as Tea Delgado, Melissa Archer as Natalie Buchanan Banks, Hillary B. Smith as Nora Buchanan, Kelley Missal as Danielle Manning, Josh Kelly as Cutter Wentworth, and Andrew Trischitta as Jack Manning. Recurring actors include: Sean Ringgold as Shaun Evans, Shenaz Treasury as Rama Patel, and Nick Choksi as Vimal Patel.
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Fri, Apr 26, 2013 at 09:17 AM Comments Off
I think my love of Proctor and Gamble products, all started with my mom. She loves Tide, it is her go to laundry detergent! I remember her washing the clothes and then hanging them on the clothes line outside. What a combination- Tide + sunshine= heaven! I also remember my mom cleaning the bathroom with Comet. It always got the bathroom sparkling.
So I decided to look around my house and see how many products are from P&G. Turns out, there are a lot!
I received a prize pack to review, including a Gillette Venus razor, Charmin Freshmates, CoverGirl eye pencil and more. My family and I had so much fun trying everything out. P&G to my family means dependability and high quality!
And be sure to pick up the paper on Sunday, April 28th for these awesome P&G coupons!
I received complimentary product from SheSpeaks/P&G to facilitate this review. Opinions are my own.
Fri, Apr 19, 2013 at 12:06 PM Comments Off
If you have your personal information stolen, it can be a messy situation to figure out. TransUnion wants to help you prevent your information from getting stolen. And if it does, TransUnion is here to help you.
Here are some easy steps you can take to prevent identity theft:
1. Review Your Montly Statements: Your first step should be to review monthly statements from your checking and other financial accounts. Plus, be sure to balance your checkbook and review monthly bills for suspicious charges.
2. Order and review your . The three credit agencies, TransUnion, and Experian, are each required by law to provide you one free credit report a year.
3. Use common sense. Do not carry your Social Security card in your wallet. Keep it at home with your other important documents. Be careful about online passwords as well and change them often.
4. Sign up for identity theft protection. If you think your identity has been compromised, having credit freezes in place can help. While they are different in each state, credit freezes are also available. When you place a freeze on your credit report, businesses and creditors cannot check your credit history unless you temporarily lift the freeze.
Fraud alerts are important to prevent the thief from opening a new line of credit.
Fri, Apr 12, 2013 at 09:36 PM Comments Off
We love stopping in Trader Joe's for unique grocery items. They have a lot of great deals, but some are better to get at the local grocery store. Here are some good deals to look for, and some to skip:
Deals to Look For:
-Trader Joe’s Irish Breakfast Tea, 60 ct., $3.49
-Trader Joe’s Dark Whole Bean Coffee, 13 oz, $4.99
-Quick Cook Steel Cut Oats, 24 oz, $3.29
-Extra Virgin Olive Oil, 1 Liter, $5.99
-Organic Virgin Coconut Oil, 16 oz, $5.99
-Organic Marinara Sauce, 26 oz, $2.29
-Peanut Butter, 16 oz, $2.79
-Clover Blossom Honey, 12 oz, $2.99
-Organic Apple Sauce, 4 pk., $1.99
-Organic White Quinoa, 16 oz, $3.49
-Luna Bars, 99¢
-Tortilla Chips, 2 lb bag, $2.99
-Smooth Almond Milk, 32 oz, $1.69
-Charles Shaw Wine, $2.99
- frozen strawberries, 16 oz, for $1.69.
-Trader Joe’s Organic Hummus, 8 oz, is $2.29.
-Large Brown Eggs, Dozen, $1.99
-Jumbo White Eggs, Dozen, $1.69
-Organic Extra Large Brown Eggs, Dozen, $4.29
-Udi’s Gluten Free White Bread, $4.99
-Ezekiel 4:9 Sprout Grain Bread, $3.99
-Organic Complete Protein Bread, $2.99
-Trader Joe’s Corn Tortilla, 11 oz, $1.49
-Ciabatta Multigrain Baguette, $1.29
-Organic Baby Spinach, 6 oz, $1.99
-Kale, 10 oz, $1.99
-White Button Mushrooms, 10 oz, $1.79
-Organic Whole Carrots, 16 oz, 89¢
-Avocados, 4 ct., $2.99 (74¢ ea.)
-Fresh Herbs, $1.69
-Bananas, 19¢ ea.
-Artichokes, 4 ct., $2.99 (74¢ ea.)
-Russet Potatoes, 3 lb, $2.29
-Trader Giotto’s Parmesan Cheese, $6.49 lb
-Gouda, $8.99 lb
-Fresh Flowers: Big Bouquet, $3.99
-Small Herb Plants, $2.99
-Tulip Plants, $2.49
Grocery Items to Skip:
-Pasta, 16 oz, 99¢ (as low as FREE in other stores)
-McIntosh Apple Juice, 64 oz, $2.99
-Organic Real Fruit Toaster Pastries, 6 pk., $2.49
-Chocolate Chip Cookies, 7-18 oz, $3.99
-Kashi Go Lean Crunch! Cereal, 13.8 oz, $3.69
-Joe’s O, 15 oz, $1.99
-Frosted Flakes, 15 oz, $1.99
-Trader Joe’s Butter, 16 oz, $2.79
-Trader Joe’s Organic Butter, 16 oz, $4.79
-Frozen Petite Peas, 16 oz, $1.29
-Frozen Organic Broccoli, $2.49
-Frozen Pizza, 15.3 oz, $4.29
-Waffles, 11 oz, $1.99
-Milk, Gallon, $3.99
-Organic Milk, Gallon, $5.99
-Trader Joe’s Bath Tissue, 6 Rolls, $4.49
-Trader Joe’s Liquid Laundry Detergent, 128 oz, $9.99
Tue, Apr 2, 2013 at 10:36 PM Comments Off
According to this NY Times article, giving away your zip code could mean giving away a lot more than that.
It turns out, though, that stores are asking you for marketing purposes — an issue that is starting to come to light in state courts. Stores want your ZIP code because, combined with your name from your credit card, they can use it to find out other information about you from commercial databases, like your full mailing address. They may even sell the information to data brokers, who sell it to other marketers.
The result can be unwanted catalogs and other junk mail. (To get a simple idea of the cumulative impact of each tidbit of information, try searching for your name alone on Google search, and then search again using your name and ZIP code, and see how much more data comes back.)
