If you’re a couponer and/or in the market for inexpensive recipes and easy-to-achieve life hacks, then All You magazine can help.
This week, you get a chance not just for a one-year subscription but also a second subscription for a friend.
If you’re a couponer and/or in the market for inexpensive recipes and easy-to-achieve life hacks, then All You magazine can help.
This week, you get a chance not just for a one-year subscription but also a second subscription for a friend.
Got any hair freaks on your holiday list? This week’s giveaway, sponsored by Folica.com, can help you out.
Going somewhere for the holidays? This week’s giveaway will go with you.
If you’re looking for a $100 head start on holiday shopping, be sure to enter the giveaway sponsored by Consumerism Commentary. The deadline to enter is 5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 19. You can enter up to five different ways.
Yesterday I went into a drugstore and found several aisles completely stocked for Christmas: lights, ornaments, wrapping paper, toys, candy and, of course, traditional sacred images such as Mickey Mouse wearing a Santa hat. Sigh.
While too-early Christmas marketing and commercialism in general both bug me, I am also practical enough to acknowledge they exist — and to help a reader stretch his/her dollars to the utmost. That’s why I’m happy to announce a giveaway sponsored by the Consumerism Commentary blog: a $100 Amazon gift card, just in time for Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
Chad Carpenter being Chad Carpenter, he just had to include a visual pun on the cover:
Look closely. If you don’t see it, you probably don’t deserve to win this week’s giveaway.
Each of us who attended BlogHer 2011 found a “SinuSense” in our conference bags. The best way I can describe it is a turbo neti pot. In a good way.
Made by Waterpik, it provides nasal irrigation quickly and efficiently. You’ll want to stand over a sink when this happens, by the way, and far from relatives with cell-phone cameras and visions of YouTube stardom.
Why would you want to irrigate your nose? Because the Mayo Clinic says it is “a safe, inexpensive and easy way to relieve symptoms of nasal and sinus congestion,” that’s why.
Wish you could have been at the SaveUp 2011 conference. This week’s giveaway provides a little SaveUp vibe. The chicken slingshot is a particularly nice touch.
I’m not talking a “Greetings from Schaumburg!” ashtray, either.
For the second year in a row I’ll be attending the SaveUp conference, which is sponsored by Savings.com. Allow me to extend a virtual invitation to “attend” a couple of programs – and maybe win a 16GB iPad 2.