Posted by Chloe on January 4, 2008, 8:37 pm
A couple months ago I switched two prescription refills to a chain pharmacy
that was having a promotion, and got a $25 gift card for each one. I still
had about $10 left on one of the cards. When I stopped back in today, they
had the last odds and ends of their Christmas merchandise for 90 percent
off. I treated myself to a bag of nice chocolate truffles (69 cents) and
stocked up on gift wrap supplies in neutral colors that can be used any time
of the year. A tightwad home run, for sure.
Posted by Dawn on January 5, 2008, 7:27 pm
>A couple months ago I switched two prescription refills to a chain pharmacy
>that was having a promotion, and got a $25 gift card for each one. I still
>had about $10 left on one of the cards. When I stopped back in today, they
>had the last odds and ends of their Christmas merchandise for 90 percent
>off. I treated myself to a bag of nice chocolate truffles (69 cents) and
>stocked up on gift wrap supplies in neutral colors that can be used any time
>of the year. A tightwad home run, for sure.
That sure beats my 20 cents a roll of paper at Walmart the other day.
Dawn, who only restocked five rolls.
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>that was having a promotion, and got a $25 gift card for each one. I still
>had about $10 left on one of the cards. When I stopped back in today, they
>had the last odds and ends of their Christmas merchandise for 90 percent
>off. I treated myself to a bag of nice chocolate truffles (69 cents) and
>stocked up on gift wrap supplies in neutral colors that can be used any time
>of the year. A tightwad home run, for sure.