Target Shopping Trip

So any of you that are major couponer's will know that this isn't the greatest deal you could find, but for me I was in desperate need of some allergy medicine for my husband and kids and if you have allergies you know that allergy medicine is NOT CHEAP!! so if I can save a few bucks on it I will. So Thursday I headed to Target and this what I came home with.

Before I left I went to my favorite site here to see what kind of deals I could find and at Target you can stack a manufactured coupon with a Target coupon to save even more so here is the scenario I came up with.

(2) Children's Claritin Chewables, 10 ct on sale for $8.31x2=$16.62

used (2) $2/1 Claritin, Children's (claritin.com)

and (1) $5/2 Claritin Items, Target Coupon-(target.com)

Total out of pocket $7.62 or $3.81 a box

Allegra Allergy Adult, 5 ct $7.14

used (1) $2/1Allegra Products-(smartsource.com)

and (1) $2/ Allegra Adults Allergy Relief-(target.com)

Or if you get the Sunday paper you can find a coupon in the 3/27 Smart Source insert for $2/1 

Total out of pocket $3.14

(2) Bic Soleil Triple Blade on sale for $4.99

used (2) $3/1 facebook.com/BICsoleil

Total out of pocket $3.98 or $1.99 each package

(1) Colgate Total $3.29

used a $1.50/1 Colgate toothpaste from SS 3/27 (Sunday paper)

used $1/1 Colgate Total Advanced-(target.com)

Total out of pocket $.79

The Total out of pocket I paid for all these items was $15.53 (plus tax) and had a savings of $21.50, not bad for just a few minutes of printing off coupons and if you need these items anyway it is a great savings.

Have Fun,

Sharlene

Any Given Sunday

Every Sunday for as long as I can remember after church we all gather at my parent's house for some good conversation, lots of coffee and some delicious food. Everyone and anyone is welcome to come, and with 25 grand kids, and all there friends running around, things tend to get a little crazy to say the least. One thing we can't live without is our big Sunday dinner. We always have to think big when planning the meals because we never know who will show up.  This Sunday we decided to make individual homemade pizza's. My mom had planned ahead and ordered her pizza dough from Sari Aho and boy were they good.

                              Collin snagging a cookie before dinner.

                                  My baby Carly enjoying her pizza.

      My mom slaving away in the kitchen while we all sit around watching her.

Donna and My mom putting the final touches on the food before we call everyone in.

                        Forest showing off his skills on the dough tossing.

Every Sunday the kids go into the pantry and serve us adults. They usually come out with a menu asking if we want coffee, tea, or water.

Today we started out by getting the kids pizzas made first. Of course they all wanted to help. So I let them take a turn putting cheese on. Notice Kasen on the counter? Yes, there usually is always kids on the counter at some point during the dinner making.


This is a typical Sunday night at the Stenersen house. It may seem chaotic at times, but we all feel very blessed to be a part of it.


Sharlene