Got a call from the Lisle Wags – my Jet-Dry had come in, along with Bayer low-dose aspirin and the Crystal REACH toothbrushes.  You knew these were money makers, right?  I ended up running quite a few transactions of one Bayer and one Jet-Dry, just so the Bayer overage would bring down the Jet-Dry.  Each one resulted in paying .76 and getting back a $1.50.  Used the other overage on Tone body wash ($3 RR) and Complete contact lens solution ($8 RR).  I ran the toothbrushes in sets of four all by themselves – no need to get crazy here, folks.  Each one was .76 (damned high tax) and I got back a $4 RR.  Total OOP was $17.03; ended up with $51.50 in Register Rewards.

If you are still looking for the Crystal REACH toothbrushes, the Bayer Low Dose aspirin and the Jet-Dry (assuming you got the rain checks I told you to get), head on over to Lisle.  Their Bayer is more expensive ($3.49) than other stores, but the bottom line is THEY HAVE PRODUCT IN STOCK.  All the money makers in the world won’t help if the stock isn’t in, right?

Jump across the street to Jewel.  I really didn’t have much of a plan or need, but I did want to dump all the stupid plastic grocery bags that seem to multiply in the garage.  While there DH calls wanting tacos for dinner, so in I went to pick up the tortillas and cilantro.  Hey, since I’m there anyway, might as well throw in a few of the sale Ronzoni pastas, right?  Well, they didn’t have any of the Garden Delight variety and frankly, I’m tired of carrying around rain checks, so tried the Smart Taste ones with the Garden Delight coupons and they worked; the whole grain ones in the brown box do not work.  Ended up at $1.65, so used one of my new Register Rewards and .65 in change.  I hate shelling out cash for food!  Well, in point of fact, I hate shelling out money for anything!  end of story…