old folks can shop & argue together now

Leave it to a pandemic to swiftly make ideas into reality. Retailers have been envisioning a future where online ordering is the new norm – now, so many people are doing it they can’t keep up. Many stores were just beginning to scale back their 24-hour operations – now, most of them have. And some shoppers have asked for special shopping accommodations for seniors.  Here’s the entire article from Coupons in the News.  I read this yesterday – and also saw the times and ain’t no groceries worth getting up and dressed at that hour!

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new week, new JFU zip codes

Start of a new sale week, so once again it’s time to play Check your Store and see what JFU freebie or cheapie you can get by switching locations! Switch to 60025 for 99¢ Oreos (limit 1), but if you get two packs clip the 50¢ off milk coupon, 99¢ King’s Hawaiian bread, $2.99 4ct bakery muffins, 69¢ Jewel large eggs, 99¢ Signature Farms breakfast sausages, 99¢ Signature SELECT thin crust pizza.  Zip code 60439 has FREE 12pk bubly with purchase of THREE Pepsi 12 oz can 12 pks and unlimited Pepperidge Farm cookies for $2.62. Although the items will disappear from your list once you change stores, they’ll reappear when you swap back, but still come off no matter where you shop.  Make sure to always add those bonus coupons ’cause you just never know…

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Is grocery panic shopping justified?

The dawn of a new week brings with it new changes to our daily life. Depending on where you live, the coronavirus pandemic has prompted businesses ranging from movie theaters to bars, health clubs and sit-down restaurants to shut their doors for the foreseeable future – and if they’re not all closed near you yet, they might be soon.

So could grocery stores be next? Could it be that all that panic buying that everyone’s been doing was justified?  Here’s the Coupons in the News article; I’m glad that stores won’t be allowing returns on this stuff ’cause I had nightmares thinking of all those trunks of food coming back to Jewel.

Nourished Festival tkts $7.50 (in May)

The Nourished Festivals (Formerly GFAF Expos) are the greatest events on earth for those living a gluten-free, allergen-friendly or special diet lifestyle. Sample and purchase hundreds of products, meet with brands, receive coupons and attend educational classes with industry experts. The Festivals have five zones to visit: Gluten-Free, Nut-Free, Paleo, Keto & Plant-Based. All products in all zones are gluten-free. The Festivals are a fun, family-friendly, educational and safe place made just for you! Don’t miss it at the Schaumburg Convention Center this May. Tickets from Goldstar are only $7.50 (plus service fee) for May 30 and 31.

20 Kindle reads for long days

Here’s a few kindle reads to get you through the next couple of weeks.  Remember, you don’t need an actual Kindle since you can download the free APP and read on any device!  Great way to carry around 30 or more books at a time for whatever genre you’re feeling.  These prices are as of right now. I’ve excluded “uplifting” and “heartbreaking” stories ’cause I’d rather laugh and feel good right now, but have thrown in some interesting cookbooks ’cause now seems time to experiment.