Stop by Cold Stone Creamery tomorrow, September 27th between 5-8pm, and join in the World’s Largest Ice Cream Social to support the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Get a Free 3oz. sample of Sprinkled With Wishes™ Creation™ – Sweet Cream Ice Cream, Brownie, Rainbow Sprinkles and Fudge!

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Vistaprint – 140 Free Labels 1 Day Only! – Ends Midnight Sept. 27

The labels are free – just pay shipping!  Shipping is $3.03 – $3.83, depending on your location.

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Don’t need address labels?  These can be used for so many things!

Print up some sticky lunchbox notes:

or some gift tags for neighbor gifts:

Need holiday gift ideas for your neighbors?  Check out this thread on PYP for hundreds of ideas! *Consider this fair warning, some of them are a little cheesy!

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Mint-A-Licious or Strawberry Shortcake
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Code:

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Shipping is $4.93 for up to 3 aprons

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Rolling Stone Magazine

1 Year, 26 Issues

Cover Price: $101.75

Our Price: $19.95

*$3.99 after code 6068

NOTE: Can get up to 3 years for this same discounted price.

Rolling Stone is THE definitive music magazine. Each issue features reviews of original sounding bands, interviews with the hottest artists, and thought provoking articles about politics and the social condition of the world we live in today. This magazine subscription is about more than just music -Rolling Stone is about our culture.

Group A has a lot of cleaning supplies printable coupons right now.  One of the many is this Pledge Furniture Care $1.50/2 coupon.  Find these coupons by choosing “household” in the sort box.  Remember, you can print each coupon twice.

We are getting to the end of the season now but there are still great treasures to be found at your local farm and farmer’s market.
Last week I visited one a few miles from my home, Petersen Family farm. I found the produce to be high quality and the prices to be very competitive with the supermarket I passed to get there.
In my experience, the trick to finding good prices at a farmer’s market is to go to the ones that are very basic. Just wood and plastic crates and paper signs. Nothing fancy.

The ones that are “boutique-y” or too pretty seem to be paying for all that window dressing by charging higher prices.
There may be exceptions to this, but that has been my experience.
Also, farmers tend to help each other out. You can often find the products of one being sold at the market of another. For example, I was saved a half hour drive to purchase grass fed beef because it was offered for sale at the farm near me. And at prices that were again competitive with the grocery store prices.

They don’t have big advertising budgets, so you have to look around. Some advertise in small, local newspapers. Ask your neighbors if they know of any. It’s worth it! There’s nothing like walking up to a table full of local peaches that smell like…PEACHES!

And there’s something special about talking with the people who grow your food.
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