Jewelry.
Aaaaaand now we move on to extreme couponing.
Totally unrelated, but something that has been on my mind.
I love it.
I'm what you might call frugal-minded.
I enjoy the sport of finding a good deal.
So when TLC's Extreme Couponing show aired I was a bit more than intrigued. And when I finally watched an episode I decided to throw my hat into the mega savings ring.
Except I have no idea how they do it.
Buy $1,200 in groceries and pay $44? Yes please.
But how??
Dig through the garbage? No, thank you. Ask neighbors for their Sunday fliers? Nuh-uh. Scour the internets for deals? Possibly, if I can find eight spare hours in my day.
A tad discouraged, I thought I could still be a moderate couponer and still see a pair of GAP sale jeans worth in savings.
So I started with a few of my own fliers and half an hour.
My success: bottle of Wisk, originally $7-something for $1.49.
Score!!
Except I don't use Wisk.
Eh.
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That's my issue w/ coupons - I can't ever find ones for things I actually USE.
I wish I had time to be an extreme couponer, but I don't think I could hold down a job. Then I wouldn't have money, making it a moot exercise.
I'm afraid to get into couponing. I get addicted to activities too easily.
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