Friday, May 8, 2009

Free and Almost Free Friday

3 Airheads Extreme .24 ea
2 One lb Special Dark Bars FREE
3 1/2 gallons Meadow Gold Over the Moon milk .75 ea
6 packages Treetop juice boxes .50 ea
3 boxes Bandaids .68 ea
3 bottles Johnson's Baby Wash $1 ea
4 boxes Caprisun Sunrise .75 ea

Total saved this week on my entire grocery/household bill $182.79!

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Look!!!

He has a new smile!!!

Sunday, May 3, 2009

Warmth


It was really cold today in Cache Valley. It was also really stormy. I'm not sure I'm used to this only 2 seasons a year thing. I miss spring.

We pulled into the church parking lot and it was rainy and windy and C.O.L.D. I opened the van door and told the kids to hurry into the church because it was freezing! Ella looked at me as I was unbuckling her seatbelt and said,


"Jesus will keep us warm."


What a profound statement from a 2 year old. She is right, His warmth is as the sunshine at midday. All that we are—all that we will ever be—we owe to Him. While we gaze in awe at His majesty, He does not ask us to stay our distance but bids us to come unto Him. “I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him” (Revelation 3:20).


He will keep us warm.


She reminded me of the words of President Monson a couple of weeks ago:


"I testify to you that our promised blessings are beyond measure. Though the storm clouds may gather, though the rains may pour down upon us, our knowledge of the gospel and our love of our Heavenly Father and of our Savior will comfort and sustain us and bring joy to our hearts as we walk uprightly and keep the commandments. There will be nothing in this world that can defeat us."


Jesus will keep us warm!




And because I'm on one tonight. Here's my most recent favorite song. In fact Brandon bought me this CD as my Valentine this year.


Bountiful!



Look at my bountiful baskets!








All of this was purchased through a local produce co-op. I purchased 2 shares on Saturday one for me and one for my sister. They each cost $16.50.


ncluded was over 50lbs of produce and 5 heads/bunches of greens. It should have cost us about $75 if we bought it at the store this week. We saved over 50%!


Bountiful Baskets currently has pick-up locations in Clearfield, Roy, Brigham City and one coming soon in Ogden. ANYONE can do it. It's awesome first quality produce dropped off by a major distributor on his way to the regular grocery store. My kids have been LOVING it! I love being frugal and healthy at the same time!

Saturday, May 2, 2009

Vote for ME!


Isn't my little sister HOT?! This is her while running in a 1/2 marathon. I'm in agreement with several others that she needs to run for some sort of public office! She's got the look! I wonder if this
is playing on her Ipod?

Free or Almost free Saturday!


He He He! I am a day late but I've been busy!


9 pouches Starkist Tuna pouches .59
2 loaves of bread FREE
12 Dannon Frusion Smoothies .39
4 boxes Froot Loops .67
4 boxes Rasin Bran .67
2 more FREE movie tickets valued at $12 each!


So how did I do in April?


Total regular value of groceries, personal hygene and all household products purchased $918.19

Total out of my pocket $284.28

For a total savings of 69%

What can $284 get you?

22 Personal hygene items
14 Cleaning supplies
53 Lbs meat
26.58 Lbs produce
9 Gallons of milk
41 Dairy products other than milk
9 Loaves of bread
37 Frozen food items
211 other food items

A Wicked Weekend


Remember when I got tickets to Wicked by some chance of fate back in December? We got to go! It was AWESOME!!!


If you have never seen it I highly reccomend it! It is a great story and so fun!

Our favorite character was "GUH-linda!!!"