Dollar Tree & Jewel Clearance

stopped at the Dollar Tree on Park & Roosevelt in Glen Ellyn for some holiday grilling buns and saw this interesting toothpaste on the shelf.  I have so much of the stuff I’m taking boxes to the COD food pantry, but if you’re interested, it’s much pricier on Amazon )

Decided to pick up some Bubbl’r with the freebie coupon from May – there was a tearpad on the shelf with one coupon – score!  The Pacific Foods aseptically packaged soups are a great deal at $1.17 a box; had them in the past and mighty tasty.  Make sure to check dates ’cause I pulled out a bunch that expired last month; I kindly brought them up to the service desk.  The rest were as far out as mid-2023.

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National Cinema Day – $3 tkts

According to an article in the Washington Post, “moviegoers across the country will have the chance to see a film for $3 at their local theater next weekend in an inaugural event dubbed “National Cinema Day” as the industry attempts to climb back to its pre-pandemic success.

No matter the time of day or the film format, on Sept. 3 people will pay just $3 (not including taxes or fees) to see a movie on the silver screen. That is according to an announcement Sunday from the Cinema Foundation, a nonprofit arm of the National Association of Theatre Owners.”

I checked and there are a TON of theaters around here included – actually most of the 41,000 screens in the US are participating.