Hampton Roads (Virginia) Coupon Blog
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I love money in the mailbox! I ended up with a lot of free samples this week too. Sadly, no giveaway wins.
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-Schick Hydro rebate
-Coupon for FREE Beech Nut, Let’s Grow product
-Package of Dentyne Pure Gum
-2 Bull’s Eye BBQ Samples
-Tena Samples and coupon
-Goodnights sample and coupon
-Bodycology Sample
-Aveeno Coupon
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Yard sales are a great way to get rid of unused and unwanted stuff, but it’s a LOT of work! Thankfully, my MIL hosts our annual yard sale at her house. I’m still whooped at the end of the day, though. We were able to sell most of our items and donated the rest to Goodwill and a local homeless shelter (I’ll get the name of it for locals). I’m ready to start Christmas shopping! Now what to do with the other money we made? I’m thinking vacation fund!
Hope everyone else had a relaxing Saturday afternoon!
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I had a request to add an option to subscribe via email to my blog posts. It’s now available on my right sidebar for those of you who are interested. My understanding is that an email will be sent to subscribers once a day, and you can unsubscribe at anytime.
I just added share buttons to the bottom of each post, but now have to figure out why they’re not in color. Humm…
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My little trip to Farm Fresh didn’t even warrant a photo.
2 Vitaminwater Zero and 2 Prego Sauce. My store doesn’t carry the French’s Honey Mustard Dipping Sauce.
How did you do?
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I received a comment regarding shopping at local thrift stores and I’m hoping to get reader help. I rarely get to the store anymore, so it’s been awhile since I’ve been thrift store shopping.
Readers: Please leave a comment with your thrift store shopping tip or your favorite store/time for finding bargains.
A Few Tips for Shopping Thrift Stores:
1. Check for the sale of the day when you enter the store. Salvation Army has colored tags, and you’ll see a sign at the door letting you know the color tag on sale for the day. Also, know the days your local store does markdowns (see below).
2. Know sizes and dimensions of items you’re looking for.
3. Know price points for the items you’re looking for. Example: $10 for a pair of jeans would be expensive. I could get that on markdown at the store for NEW jeans.
4. Make nice with the cashier. Cashiers can tell you the day new shipments come in, markdown days and other need-to-know information.
Hampton Roads Thrift Stores:
The 3 best thrift stores in my area (that I’m aware of) are:
Salvation Army in Greenbrier
-couldn’t get anyone on phone to confirm sale dates
Salvation Army on VA Beach Blvd:
-Colored tags everyday
-Tuesday: 25% off with Military ID
-Wednesday: 50% off ALL clothing and accessories
-Thursday: Senior Citizen Discount (55+ years)
DAV on VA Beach Blvd (across from Salvation Army):
-Markdowns start on Monday and go through entire week
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