Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Birthday
Oh yeah, and while I was at mom and dad's we realized today is Brianna's 7-month birthday. Happy birthday baby girl!!
Not Much Happening
I only got one newspaper worth of coupons from the recycling center today. Boo! Although I got three great, sturdy boxes from there for Fed By Faith. Yay!
Brianna and I ate lunch with mom and dad today. It was delicious and Brianna was pretty good until the bitter end when she was definitely in need of a nap. She fell asleep on the way home but as soon as I pulled onto our road she woke up and was NOT happy about it. She's in the process ofscreaming her head off trying to go back to sleep.
I'm so tired for some reason. Last night when Brianna went to bed at 7:30, Stephen and I followed right behind her after cleaning up dinner and stuff. We were asleep by about 8:45. But when she got up at 7:40 this morning I was still tired. So I was really happy that she was back to sleep by 8:30 which meant I could take a nap too. My nap lasted one hour, hers lasted two. And yet I'm still tired! Who knows.
Sorry for the lazy blog. Hopefully I'll have some pictures to post tomorrow or something.
Brianna and I ate lunch with mom and dad today. It was delicious and Brianna was pretty good until the bitter end when she was definitely in need of a nap. She fell asleep on the way home but as soon as I pulled onto our road she woke up and was NOT happy about it. She's in the process of
I'm so tired for some reason. Last night when Brianna went to bed at 7:30, Stephen and I followed right behind her after cleaning up dinner and stuff. We were asleep by about 8:45. But when she got up at 7:40 this morning I was still tired. So I was really happy that she was back to sleep by 8:30 which meant I could take a nap too. My nap lasted one hour, hers lasted two. And yet I'm still tired! Who knows.
Sorry for the lazy blog. Hopefully I'll have some pictures to post tomorrow or something.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Organization
Mom and dad graciously watched Brianna today while I went to church and attempted to organize the new storage area for Fed By Faith. This room used to be our Preacher's office - it's the smallest room in the entire building - and now it's really just a catch-all. There are extra chairs, two vacuums, Halloween candy, Christmas play scenery, high chairs, microscopes... pretty much anything you can think of has been stuffed into this room. My job today was to move it OUT!!
What that looked like after about 45 minutes:
And then just a few minutes later:
Everything is just kind of piled and categorized for now. We have shelves to be hung and bookshelves to be put in there but we have to dig them out of our storage shed out back. So after that I will take more pictures! All of the stuff in the room right now is only from mom and myself. I can't wait to put in everyone else's stuff!
What I started with:
What that looked like after about 45 minutes:
And then just a few minutes later:
Everything is just kind of piled and categorized for now. We have shelves to be hung and bookshelves to be put in there but we have to dig them out of our storage shed out back. So after that I will take more pictures! All of the stuff in the room right now is only from mom and myself. I can't wait to put in everyone else's stuff!
Monday, November 16, 2009
Rearranging
Our nursery has been driving me crazy lately. It kind of all started when I saw Claire's nursery, which I'm not sure Jenn has ever posted pictures of. It may be a facade, but everything has a place, and there's just not a lot of stuff in there. Then, the other day when we were at Carrie and Jacob's, I was letting Brianna crawl around Riley's playroom. And it's just so simple! So organized! And again, not a lot of stuff. So then it was like every time I walked into Brianna's nursery, all I could see were piles of stuff. The box full of books just sitting beside the glider. The changing table which we have never used because it's all the way upstairs. The television and VCR which were just in there for storage, because neither of us wants a television in our kids' rooms. The pile of 20+ stuffed animals which Bri isn't even interested in. It was just too much for me to take!!
Unfortunately, I don't have any "before" pictures. I started in on this project so quickly I didn't think about it until after it was too far into it. But I think I do have some old pictures of the nursery. These are before the piles were there but still may give you some idea of the changes.
Now the nightstand that was beside the glider is by the crib, making more room by the glider. (See picture below this one for all the extra room by the glider!)
This toy-filled papasan chair was cut from the program pretty quickly to make room for the glider. Unfortunately, we had nowhere to store all those stuffed animals, so they were all just sitting on the floor next to the glider. As you can see from the above picture, they are no longer camping out on the floor. They have made their home elsewhere until Brianna is older and can appreciate them.
And remember all those clothes I told you I found? Again, just a sample, no not all, of the 3-6 month clothes that Brianna may never get to model. We put one of the dresses on her yesterday - so cute - except the bottoms that went with it dropped right off of her. So... she needs some suspenders!
This was probably quite a boring post but I felt so accomplished after organizing the nursery on Saturday that I knew I wanted to blog about it. It's just so much more open now and makes me feel much more relaxed being up there. We used to not really go up there except to put Brianna to bed, but now I am rocking her more before bed and reading to her more upstairs than downstairs, so I want to be comfortable up there. Obviously, she doesn't care either way!
Unfortunately, I don't have any "before" pictures. I started in on this project so quickly I didn't think about it until after it was too far into it. But I think I do have some old pictures of the nursery. These are before the piles were there but still may give you some idea of the changes.
For example, this is where the changing table was. It had become a storage facility for two Boppys (one is being donated to Fed By Faith, the other is going to the attic), and tons of diaper-changing necessities, all which need to be moved downstairs to where diaper-changing actually takes place.
Now the nightstand that was beside the glider is by the crib, making more room by the glider. (See picture below this one for all the extra room by the glider!)
This toy-filled papasan chair was cut from the program pretty quickly to make room for the glider. Unfortunately, we had nowhere to store all those stuffed animals, so they were all just sitting on the floor next to the glider. As you can see from the above picture, they are no longer camping out on the floor. They have made their home elsewhere until Brianna is older and can appreciate them.
And the dresser which used to house a television now holds just a few of the books we read to Brianna daily. Don't worry, there are many more on bookshelves throughout the house. One thing this household does not lack is books.
And remember all those clothes I told you I found? Again, just a sample, no not all, of the 3-6 month clothes that Brianna may never get to model. We put one of the dresses on her yesterday - so cute - except the bottoms that went with it dropped right off of her. So... she needs some suspenders!
This was probably quite a boring post but I felt so accomplished after organizing the nursery on Saturday that I knew I wanted to blog about it. It's just so much more open now and makes me feel much more relaxed being up there. We used to not really go up there except to put Brianna to bed, but now I am rocking her more before bed and reading to her more upstairs than downstairs, so I want to be comfortable up there. Obviously, she doesn't care either way!
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Durham Rescue Mission
This morning at church, we had a guest speaker. It was the founder of Durham Rescue Mission, which is a faith-based, non-profit organization which ministers to the homeless and hungry in Durham. After hearing their story, which is amazing, it makes me even more excited to do something like Fed By Faith in our community.
Please go to their website and just read about them. They've got some statistics on the website that may be of interest to you. It's amazing and sad how many people they help each year. I'm so grateful for organizations like these!!
Please go to their website and just read about them. They've got some statistics on the website that may be of interest to you. It's amazing and sad how many people they help each year. I'm so grateful for organizations like these!!
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Yard Sales
This morning wasn't a bad day at all for yard sales. Several days ago I mentioned to mom that I was looking for a mortar and pestle, although I didn't even know what they were called. Turns out they are still around, and boy, can they be expensive! Fortunately, just one week after telling mom I was looking for one, I found one at a yard sale this morning. 50 cents, sucker!
All the books for me were 50 cents, Brianna's were 25 cents and included some of my favorites such as Cam Jansen and Junie B!
This is one for Brianna I bought that I did splurge and pay 50 cents for. It's condition is immaculate, with gold-rimmed pages and tons of classic stories like Heidi. I can't believe the condition of this book!
Candle warmer for 50 cents. I burn a lot of candles, but have never used a candle warmer. Mainly because they're so expensive. Even at yard sales they're usually a couple of bucks, which really isn't worth it to me. 50 cents is worth it though.
At one yard sale I came along just as a lady was cleaning out her garage too. We started talking about Brianna swimming for some reason and she gave me all this pool stuff for next year. Floaties for the arms, swim shoes, these toys, and a whole other bag of stuff. She said she just wanted it out of the garage so she didn't want any money for it. Sweet!
I also picked up a basket to hold coupons at church for 25 cents. Also, Granny donated a ton of jelly jars to me so when I get around to making that jelly I'll be able to store it in something bigger than a baby food jar and smaller than a 28-oz jar. I also got a really nice platter for deviled eggs for 50 cents. Those are really hard to find now! I remembered that Tracey got a nice deviled egg Tupperware just recently at a thrift store. Those are really good too, and I do have one of those. I just didn't have anything pretty to place the eggs on.
Yesterday I started cleaning out some of Brianna's clothes in the closet. The way they are organized, all of her 0-3 month stuff is in the dresser drawers because that's what she's wearing (yes, still) and her 3-6 month stuff is hanging in the closet, ready to be washed and then worn. As I looked through some of those clothes I realized some of those may still be too big for her, but they're almost ALL - you guessed it - short-sleeved! So in a few months when the weather is right, she may not be. In an attempt to have her wear some of these outfits that were purchased by special people in our lives (specific outfits from mom, Jenn, Leila, Jenn, Lauren, and Gail), I just threw them all in a pile and am frantically washing them now. Hopefully some of these outfits will fit her! Seriously, there were like 65 outfits. This child's wardrobe is outrageous!! I did end up sorting through and taking out some outfits that didn't have any special significance and I'm going to donate them to Fed By Faith. Even if we have another girl baby, she'll have plenty of clothes. I promise.
All the books for me were 50 cents, Brianna's were 25 cents and included some of my favorites such as Cam Jansen and Junie B!
This is one for Brianna I bought that I did splurge and pay 50 cents for. It's condition is immaculate, with gold-rimmed pages and tons of classic stories like Heidi. I can't believe the condition of this book!
Candle warmer for 50 cents. I burn a lot of candles, but have never used a candle warmer. Mainly because they're so expensive. Even at yard sales they're usually a couple of bucks, which really isn't worth it to me. 50 cents is worth it though.
At one yard sale I came along just as a lady was cleaning out her garage too. We started talking about Brianna swimming for some reason and she gave me all this pool stuff for next year. Floaties for the arms, swim shoes, these toys, and a whole other bag of stuff. She said she just wanted it out of the garage so she didn't want any money for it. Sweet!
I also picked up a basket to hold coupons at church for 25 cents. Also, Granny donated a ton of jelly jars to me so when I get around to making that jelly I'll be able to store it in something bigger than a baby food jar and smaller than a 28-oz jar. I also got a really nice platter for deviled eggs for 50 cents. Those are really hard to find now! I remembered that Tracey got a nice deviled egg Tupperware just recently at a thrift store. Those are really good too, and I do have one of those. I just didn't have anything pretty to place the eggs on.Yesterday I started cleaning out some of Brianna's clothes in the closet. The way they are organized, all of her 0-3 month stuff is in the dresser drawers because that's what she's wearing (yes, still) and her 3-6 month stuff is hanging in the closet, ready to be washed and then worn. As I looked through some of those clothes I realized some of those may still be too big for her, but they're almost ALL - you guessed it - short-sleeved! So in a few months when the weather is right, she may not be. In an attempt to have her wear some of these outfits that were purchased by special people in our lives (specific outfits from mom, Jenn, Leila, Jenn, Lauren, and Gail), I just threw them all in a pile and am frantically washing them now. Hopefully some of these outfits will fit her! Seriously, there were like 65 outfits. This child's wardrobe is outrageous!! I did end up sorting through and taking out some outfits that didn't have any special significance and I'm going to donate them to Fed By Faith. Even if we have another girl baby, she'll have plenty of clothes. I promise.
Friday, November 13, 2009
Showers of Blessings
Yesterday was a day that I didn't expect to amount to much, and then I had some great surprises! It was supposed to be really rainy and windy so I planned on staying inside, but I changed my mind mid-morning when it was neither. I decided to run back to Lowe's to get a couple of good deals, so I called mom to see if her and Granny would watch Brianna while I ran to the store. Granny rarely gets to see Bri and I wanted to seize the opportunity.
I was so excited and thankful when Granny gave me money to use for Fed By Faith!! I am saving it for the next Super Double or Triple coupons so I can really get a bunch of stuff. I told Stephen tonight it will be so cool to be able to shop and it'll be like a mini shopping spree, because I will be trying to save money but at the same time I'm trying to spend it all! I can't wait!
I have a confession to make. After leaving mom's I wanted to run by the recycling center. Not for a drop-off, but a pick-up. I'm not sure if I blogged about this the other day. I went to drop stuff off at the recycling center and sitting right on top of everything was a newspaper with all the coupons still in it! Well, of course I grabbed all the coupons! So then I thought today would be a good day to go check it out since most people have read their Sunday papers by now. I went to a different center which separates the newspapers from everything else - much cleaner. Hang with me, cheapskates, cause this is a great story. First of all, another car pulled up behind me so I had to pretend like I was just rummaging through the magazines. Because that's less embarrassing. I ended up finding the most recent Woman's Day and Redbook (both have coupons in them) and several copies of Taste of Home! Taste of Home is one of mine and mom's favorite magazines! I also found copies of hunting magazines for Stephen. After the lady finally left, I jumped up on the newspaper bin, which luckily was pretty full. Jackpot!! I quickly rummaged through the ones on top and just grabbed piles and piles of coupons. Now I have plenty of duplicates! What a great afternoon.
Later on in the day mom called to say she was dropping off some asparagus she got for us really cheap. I was making chicken and pasta for dinner, but Stephen and I definitely agreed asparagus would be a delightful side dish. We love it! Brianna had a new food today, which was pears. She enjoyed them immensely, as she has everything else. Now she has had peas, prunes, carrots, green beans, and pears. It seems like she's had more than that but I guess not.
When I came home from my great find at the recycling center I checked the mail and I had received a huge package from Tracey!! Not only did she put more coupons in there, but also another cookbook she found for me! It was such a kindhearted and generous thing, I actually started crying!! I don't cry a lot but when someone is really generous it just makes me feel so blessed. And I was already happy from how the rest of the day was going... it was just one more thing to make me feel good!!
Isn't it funny how things that could seem so insignificant to others can make you feel so incredible? I mean, it was a really incredible day.
I was so excited and thankful when Granny gave me money to use for Fed By Faith!! I am saving it for the next Super Double or Triple coupons so I can really get a bunch of stuff. I told Stephen tonight it will be so cool to be able to shop and it'll be like a mini shopping spree, because I will be trying to save money but at the same time I'm trying to spend it all! I can't wait!
I have a confession to make. After leaving mom's I wanted to run by the recycling center. Not for a drop-off, but a pick-up. I'm not sure if I blogged about this the other day. I went to drop stuff off at the recycling center and sitting right on top of everything was a newspaper with all the coupons still in it! Well, of course I grabbed all the coupons! So then I thought today would be a good day to go check it out since most people have read their Sunday papers by now. I went to a different center which separates the newspapers from everything else - much cleaner. Hang with me, cheapskates, cause this is a great story. First of all, another car pulled up behind me so I had to pretend like I was just rummaging through the magazines. Because that's less embarrassing. I ended up finding the most recent Woman's Day and Redbook (both have coupons in them) and several copies of Taste of Home! Taste of Home is one of mine and mom's favorite magazines! I also found copies of hunting magazines for Stephen. After the lady finally left, I jumped up on the newspaper bin, which luckily was pretty full. Jackpot!! I quickly rummaged through the ones on top and just grabbed piles and piles of coupons. Now I have plenty of duplicates! What a great afternoon.
Later on in the day mom called to say she was dropping off some asparagus she got for us really cheap. I was making chicken and pasta for dinner, but Stephen and I definitely agreed asparagus would be a delightful side dish. We love it! Brianna had a new food today, which was pears. She enjoyed them immensely, as she has everything else. Now she has had peas, prunes, carrots, green beans, and pears. It seems like she's had more than that but I guess not.
When I came home from my great find at the recycling center I checked the mail and I had received a huge package from Tracey!! Not only did she put more coupons in there, but also another cookbook she found for me! It was such a kindhearted and generous thing, I actually started crying!! I don't cry a lot but when someone is really generous it just makes me feel so blessed. And I was already happy from how the rest of the day was going... it was just one more thing to make me feel good!!
Isn't it funny how things that could seem so insignificant to others can make you feel so incredible? I mean, it was a really incredible day.
Thursday, November 12, 2009
2 Bags, 1 Video, and Lots of Savings
Yesterday Brianna and I went to mom's for lunch. Mom sent me home with two full bags of stuff for Fed By Faith! It includes everything from coffee to lotion to yeast to rice to mac and cheese to tea!! Awesome! Can't wait to unload these at church!
Most Wednesdays I make a run to Rite Aid and Lowe's Food because they're less than a mile from mom and dad's house. I got some great stuff from Lowe's! The key is to go to their website and enter your information linking your Fresh Rewards card to the website. That way you will get offers that are much cheaper than regular price, and some sales that aren't advertised in the paper. So through coupons and sales I got the following deals this week:
All laundry detergent (50 oz)
RP $5.99. SP $3.00. Minus $2.00 coupon. Minus $1.00 coupon. FP - Free.
Lowe's Food vegetable or canola oil (48 oz) (2)
RP $3.38. SP/FP - $1.89 each.
Bush beans (15 oz) (3)
RP $0.99. SP/FP (e-offer) - $0.35 each.
Del Monte vegetables (5)
RP $1.28. SP 5 for $3. Minus $1.00/5 coupon. FP - $0.40 each.
Better Valu macaroni and cheese (10)
RP $0.75. SP/FP (e-offer) - $0.10 each.
Lowe's Food shredded cheese (8 oz) (2)
RP - $2.57. SP/FP (e-offer) - $0.97 each.
Hunt's diced tomatoes (14.5 oz) (3)
RP $1.43. SP (e-offer) I can't remember the exact price!! Somewhere around $0.49. Minus $0.45/3 coupon doubled. FP - Approximately $0.19 each.
Total spent - $11.40 for groceries which should have cost me $39.38. And so much gets to go to Fed By Faith! All the beans, and some of the mac and cheese and vegetables, and the laundry detergent will definitely go. Awesome!
And for your faithfulness in making it to the end of the blog, I give you Brianna. She just finished her dinner of carrots and green beans when I decided to start videotaping her. I'm so glad I did! I love this video of her!
Most Wednesdays I make a run to Rite Aid and Lowe's Food because they're less than a mile from mom and dad's house. I got some great stuff from Lowe's! The key is to go to their website and enter your information linking your Fresh Rewards card to the website. That way you will get offers that are much cheaper than regular price, and some sales that aren't advertised in the paper. So through coupons and sales I got the following deals this week:
All laundry detergent (50 oz)RP $5.99. SP $3.00. Minus $2.00 coupon. Minus $1.00 coupon. FP - Free.
Lowe's Food vegetable or canola oil (48 oz) (2)
RP $3.38. SP/FP - $1.89 each.
Bush beans (15 oz) (3)
RP $0.99. SP/FP (e-offer) - $0.35 each.
Del Monte vegetables (5)
RP $1.28. SP 5 for $3. Minus $1.00/5 coupon. FP - $0.40 each.
Better Valu macaroni and cheese (10)
RP $0.75. SP/FP (e-offer) - $0.10 each.
Lowe's Food shredded cheese (8 oz) (2)
RP - $2.57. SP/FP (e-offer) - $0.97 each.
Hunt's diced tomatoes (14.5 oz) (3)
RP $1.43. SP (e-offer) I can't remember the exact price!! Somewhere around $0.49. Minus $0.45/3 coupon doubled. FP - Approximately $0.19 each.
Total spent - $11.40 for groceries which should have cost me $39.38. And so much gets to go to Fed By Faith! All the beans, and some of the mac and cheese and vegetables, and the laundry detergent will definitely go. Awesome!
And for your faithfulness in making it to the end of the blog, I give you Brianna. She just finished her dinner of carrots and green beans when I decided to start videotaping her. I'm so glad I did! I love this video of her!
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Addiction
Okay look. I admit that I have a problem. I am addicted to triple coupons. So thank you Harris Teeter for being my enabler.
Yesterday I had to run in to work to do one thing. Mom and Granny thankfully kept Brianna while I accomplished this one thing. As I got back to Granny's to pick her up, it was raining. But the thought occurred to me... it was the last day of triple coupons. I had just a handful of coupons left that I could use. And yes it was raining. But on the other hand, Brianna has a hooded jacket...
Okay, I am so guilty! Can you tell?? Yes, I ran in and got some last minute items they had in stock! They were actually out of a couple of things I was going to get. But not everything:
2 Tic Tac Chillers - free
2 Betty Crocker pouch potatoes - free
1 Progresso broth - free
1 Suave lotion - $0.24
6 Campbell's soups - $0.10 each
I spent $1.03 on groceries which should have cost $20.30. Most of this will go to Fed by Faith - both potatoes, probably the broth, and at least 3 soups, maybe 4. Probably even a Tic Tac! So it was definitely worth it to run in there one last time.
P.S. Was it really awful of me to call Stephen as I drove away from Harris Teeter, asking him to make a diaper run so I wouldn't have to get Brianna out? Heh, heh, heh.
Yesterday I had to run in to work to do one thing. Mom and Granny thankfully kept Brianna while I accomplished this one thing. As I got back to Granny's to pick her up, it was raining. But the thought occurred to me... it was the last day of triple coupons. I had just a handful of coupons left that I could use. And yes it was raining. But on the other hand, Brianna has a hooded jacket...
Okay, I am so guilty! Can you tell?? Yes, I ran in and got some last minute items they had in stock! They were actually out of a couple of things I was going to get. But not everything:
2 Tic Tac Chillers - free2 Betty Crocker pouch potatoes - free
1 Progresso broth - free
1 Suave lotion - $0.24
6 Campbell's soups - $0.10 each
I spent $1.03 on groceries which should have cost $20.30. Most of this will go to Fed by Faith - both potatoes, probably the broth, and at least 3 soups, maybe 4. Probably even a Tic Tac! So it was definitely worth it to run in there one last time.
P.S. Was it really awful of me to call Stephen as I drove away from Harris Teeter, asking him to make a diaper run so I wouldn't have to get Brianna out? Heh, heh, heh.
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Uhhh......
Even though I have nothing to write about, I feel like I should blog because Brianna's taking a rare nap. I just spent 45 minutes on the phone with a good friend, Lora, which was pretty nice because I rarely talk on the phone to people. For some reason I prefer writing letters and emails. Is that weird? I guess I'm just a tad unsociable. (Is that a word?)
Did I put a picture up the other day of the grape jelly I made? I'm not sure, so I'll do it now.
A couple of weeks ago my great-aunt Elsie had an overabundance of grapes, so I took them off her hands and made jelly. I gave samples to mom and Lora. If anyone else wants a sample, let me know - I'm giving them out in small amounts just in case people don't like the flavor! They are muscadine, just to give you a heads up.
After I put this on Facebook, I got all sorts of comments to the tune of "I could never do this!" So now my goal is to find time to make another helping of this jelly and post it on my recipe blog. I just need to FIND THE TIME!! You know how that is. I don't even make it the "correct" way but it always turns out good and stays for a long time. I don't use canner thingamajigs or boiling water or any of that. So it's wrong, but oh so good.
My "presentation" at ladies group went well last night. I got lots of questions and comments, and it sounds like people are excited about it! I think the first month will be slow but then people will start to remember it the longer we do it. Also, thank you to everyone for your really sweet comments on my blog yesterday. I feel loved and blessed!
While I was on the phone with Lora I clipped coupons. So now I have clipped out all my coupons, I just need to put them in my organizer! Baby steps. I do a little at a time, otherwise I'd be overwhelmed.
As soon as Brianna wakes up I have to go out to work. I'm planning on leaving her at Granny's so I can get some stuff done but I don't know.... the way her nap is going she may not wake up until tonight!! Hopefully she'll wake up soon and we can hit the road.
Did I put a picture up the other day of the grape jelly I made? I'm not sure, so I'll do it now.
A couple of weeks ago my great-aunt Elsie had an overabundance of grapes, so I took them off her hands and made jelly. I gave samples to mom and Lora. If anyone else wants a sample, let me know - I'm giving them out in small amounts just in case people don't like the flavor! They are muscadine, just to give you a heads up.
After I put this on Facebook, I got all sorts of comments to the tune of "I could never do this!" So now my goal is to find time to make another helping of this jelly and post it on my recipe blog. I just need to FIND THE TIME!! You know how that is. I don't even make it the "correct" way but it always turns out good and stays for a long time. I don't use canner thingamajigs or boiling water or any of that. So it's wrong, but oh so good.
My "presentation" at ladies group went well last night. I got lots of questions and comments, and it sounds like people are excited about it! I think the first month will be slow but then people will start to remember it the longer we do it. Also, thank you to everyone for your really sweet comments on my blog yesterday. I feel loved and blessed!
While I was on the phone with Lora I clipped coupons. So now I have clipped out all my coupons, I just need to put them in my organizer! Baby steps. I do a little at a time, otherwise I'd be overwhelmed.
As soon as Brianna wakes up I have to go out to work. I'm planning on leaving her at Granny's so I can get some stuff done but I don't know.... the way her nap is going she may not wake up until tonight!! Hopefully she'll wake up soon and we can hit the road.
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