Squee! I wish I had a second tree so I could snag this deal. It looks so fun! These ziplines run between trees or other solid structures and allow your little ones to zip right across your backyard! Regularly between 50.00 and 150.00, they’re currently on sale for 20 to 50 bucks!

Use coupon code 981DER to get free shipping on your order of 40.00 or more!

Current.com LINK (Search for Zip Line)

Print your coupon for a free trial-sized Signature Collection Traveling Item when you make any purchase at Bath and Body Works. Check out the clearance section for one-dollar gift items or stocking stuffers. Christmas is just around the corner!

Need more info about a deal you heard on Fox 13? Here are some links and codes!

KOHLS up to 30% off PLUS receive $10 Kohls cash for every $50 you spend! Through 9/23 with Kohls Charge Card.

$15 off a $30 order at www.Express.com with Code: 3049 – expires 09/20/09

HOT Crocs Sale! Buy 1 Get 1 FREE and FREE shipping!

Neweggmall.com has Halloween Costumes for the whole family starting at $8 and free shipping!

September 26 is National Public Lands Day and entrance to all 391 national parks is free!

• ….nothing in your house has UPC’s
• ….you grab a snack out of the pantry your wife proudly tells you how much it cost. “That granola bar was only 4 cents, honey!”
• ….you can’t remember a single birthday, but you know how much you paid for every item in your pantry.
• ….you have food stashed under your bed, in your closet, or taking over a room in your house.
• ….your wife flies out of bed at 4am- jumps into her clothes- throws makeup on & styles her hair- just to run to the store for FREE cereal, but she can’t seem to wake up every Sunday @ 9 a.m. to get ready for church on time!
• …. your kids come home from the neighbors (another PYP’er) and ask why they have all the same toys and snacks that you do!
• ….your coupons weigh more than your purse.
• ….your kids introduce you to their friends using your screen name instead of your real name!
• ….you ask your daughter what she wants for her birthday and she replies, “I dunno. What ya’ got coupons for!”
• ….you gasp at the shopper in line behind you and exclaim, “You should NEVER pay for gum, EVER!”
• ….you come home from a shopping trip and lay out your groceries on the table with the reciept and your before/after totals circled, take pictures of it, and post it on your blog
• ….when nobody has to ask who put 27 full-size tubes of name-brand toothpaste in the church donation bin for the needy.
• ….it’s 6:08 AM and you’re on your 2nd transaction at Albertsons.
• ….you reschedule your wedding because that’s the day the Target markdown is 90%.
• ….’Penny for your Thoughts’ is your only source of information.
• ….you think the zebra at the zoo looks like a bar code.
• .…your husband has ever had to ask you to move the cases of toilet paper so he could take a shower.
• ….you own more tubes of toothpaste than pairs of underwear.
• ….the local Disaster Preparedness Class instructor asks permission to hold a field trip in your basement.
• .…your idea of a “quiet, romantic evening at home” involves scissors and inserts.
• ….your kids take a 6 ft register receipt to “Show and Tell.”
• ….Betty Crocker makes your list of most admired people.
• ….you get an adrenaline rush from reading next week’s printable shopping lists.
• ….you did all your Christmas shopping online…. in February.
• ….you’ve ever woken up from a nightmare screaming “I lost my Binder!“
• ….you know what “Guru math” is
• ….you feel naked without your binder
• ….men send their wives up to you in the store asking “how did you do that?”
• ….you no longer write out your own shopping lists, you just print it off right off the site
• ….you leave the hospital a day early after giving birth because the Quaker sale starts in the morning.
• ….your daughter’s classroom always wins the pizza party for the most boxtops.
• ….your cashier has to have a manager over-ride the register because you have so many coupons.

Compiled by PYP members. Feel free to add yours!

Just one of the awesome tools here at PYP…ready-made shopping lists. We scour grocery ads to find the best deals at many of your favorite stores, and match them with available coupons. Check the list below and see if you find your favorite store!

The hot deals just keep coming! Get a jump on holiday shopping or just add some Crocs to the wardrobe. Tons of styles and colors for the whole family!

Crocs.com LINK

Disney Mickey Mouse Cayman
$29.98 – Buy 1 Get 1 Free!
Free shipping!
They have Disney Crocs for the whole family!

Get a HOT deal on one of the best hair tools around! PLUS free shipping! Great for Back to School or put away for a holiday gift!

CHI 1 Inch Ceramic Flat Hairstyling Iron LINK
List Price: $190.00
Price: $65.75 & ships for FREE with Super Saver Shipping
You Save: $124.25 (65%)

If the link pulls up another seller at Amazon, look at the right side of the screen under More Buying Choices and select Amazon.com.

Walmart deals – HUGE list! (National)

*PREVIEW* CVS 9/20 – 9/26 (National)

*PREVIEW* Fry’s ~ 09/16 thru 09/22 (Arizona)

*PREVIEW* Bashas 9/16 – 9/22 (Arizona)

Fred Meyer 9/13 – 9/19 (Washington)

Rite Aid 9/13-9/19 (National)

Target ad – 9/13 to 9/19 (National)

*PREVIEW* Smiths 9/16-9/22 (Utah & Idaho)

*PREVIEW* Albertsons 9/16-9/22 (Utah & Idaho)

Large Pepperoni Pizza only $4.99 each, limit 3, no coupon needed.

If you have this rebate, now’s a great time to use it:
Save $10.00 via mail-in rebate on your purchase of any Deli items or Chicken, including meats, cheeses, platters or trays, chicken, fresh take n bake pizza and all prepared foods from the deli.
Purchase must exceed $10
Compliments of the Budweiser Family.
Valid in: AL, AR, CT, HI, KY, MA, ME, MN, MO, NC, NJ, NY, RI, SD, UT, VA, and WV.
Purchase between 8/1/09 – 10/04/09. Received by 10/19/09.

If you want a rebate, check the Trading Post forum on PYP.

This past year my family experienced a job loss and changeover, and we found ourselves without prescription drug insurance coverage. This was a shock for my family and our wallet as on average we were spending hundreds/month on co-pays from our previous insurance plans (we have medical conditions amongst family members that need to be managed). So now what?

Here is my story of how I trimmed my family’s medicine budget AND found resources available for those (including me!) who do not have prescription drug insurance.

1.Take inventory. You must know all of your prescriptions are before you can see what options you have. Write them down, including dosage, frequency and results from current medications. Once you know your medicine profile, you can start to seek alternatives and facilitate changes.
*Please note, do NOT do the following without consulting your prescribing physicians, first.

2.Seek alternatives. Contact your prescribing physicians and see if there is a cheaper alternative or a generic version of prescribed medication.

3.Double your Dosage & Split. Ask your doctor if he/she will double your monthly dosage, then you slice your tablets into half- thus doubling your supply, while reducing your cost. This option does require homework and footwork: check pricing with pharmacy to make sure it is a cost-effective option and if your physician will do this.

4.Seek Over The Counter or Herbal Options. Again, check with your doctor to see if this option for you. For my family, over-the-counter Prilosec proved to be a cost-friendly option for treating Acid Reflux. (see IF there are coupons available, too!)

5.Check out money saving programs from pharmaceutical manufacturers. Most major drug makers offer some sort of discount savings card (please note, these are NOT insurance cards). A great starting point is Glaxo Smith Kline’s site. One that I joined is Together RX Access and save 25% off my Imitrex.

6.Compare shop your local pharmacies. This option does require a bit of research, but the savings can be HUGE! For example, I take Topamax for migraine prevention. At a retail chain pharmacy, this cost me $60/month on my insurance plan and a few hundred without (yes, sticker shock!). I called area pharmacies looking for options when I came across a neighborhood pharmacy that had a pharmacy discount card that I was eligible for and my Topamax cost me only $30. HUGE savings!

7.Ask for Physician samples. Swallow your pride and ask your doctor if she/he happens to have any samples of either the medicine you need or an alternative that would work for you. That is what they are for! And your doctor would rather give them to you then see them go to waste.

8.Visit your prescribed medicine’s website. Many times there are discounts, coupons or instant rebates offered to users. Check out internetdrugcoupons for links to many medicines. Here’s my success story… my husband needs the ulcer medicine, Nexium. We have tried the cheaper option of Prilosec, but it was like putting a band-aid on a gunshot wound. So I visited purplepill.com and found that we could get a month’s medicine for $50 with Nexium’s saving card. Add a request to the doctor to double the prescription’s dosage for two months, and we are spending $25/month vs. $168 cash only.

9.Use pharmacy coupons to offset the costs. Many retailers offer store gift cards if and when you bring a new or transfer a prescription to their store’s pharmacy. These coupons usually appear in the Sunday ads. Check out the PYP boards for announcements.

It does take a lot of work and hoop-jumping to save money in any area, and prescription drugs are no exception. Above are proven suggestions that I know work! I have done it and managed to maintain the medicines that are necessary to keep us healthy without going into debt.

Do you have any other ideas that might benefit others?

My Little Pony Pinkie Pie Playhouse
Regular price $44.99
Sale price $22.49
Use the 5.00/1 coupon at THIS LINK. (Page 12)
Final price: $17.49 + tax

Sale price valid 9/15-9/19 only.

PLUS! In the 9/16 Smith’s grocery ad there is a 10% off coupon that is valid on toys at Smith’s Marketplace. Valid date 9/16-9/19. If you use this coupon with the above sale and coupon, the final price would be $15.24!