Coupons Galore!

Hi ya mama's! Look my first official blog! I thought that I would start with coupons. I am a coupon clipping addict. Really. I look forward to the paper every Sunday morning, cause I see it as someone tossing $200 at the end of my drive. Don't subscribe to the Sunday paper? Find those coupons here:

http://supercouponing.coupontom.com/coupons/browse
(Just click on the dates on the left hand side, you can also look up coupons here)

Also here are a few good sites for coupon printing:

http://print.coupons.com/couponweb/Offers.aspx?pid=14473&zid=wd29&nid=10&bid=alk041519041547770c0f66010

http://coupons.redplum.com/offers/default.aspx?Id=SuperCouponing&DefaultZipCode

http://coupons2.smartsource.com/smartsource/index.jsp?Link=HN5AQVPNACWBU

Add coupons to your store reward card sites: (Yea! You CAN do that!)

http://www.cellfire.com/affiliate/fullpage.php?cf_tlc=cxl


http://shortcuts.com/


http://tv.catalinamarketing.com/


Also, something else I do is go to the websites of the brands I always use and register with them and sometimes they send me coupons in the mail.

All these awesome coupons will be useless unless you use them (duh). And I have always found it difficult to organize my coupons so I can clearly see them until very recently. Here is a picture of my coupon book:

Here is what you need:

A binder
Plastic Baseball card (sleeves) pages
Plastic Labels (I used my label maker)

I recommend getting a binder with the pockets on the front and back (inside) covers to hold large coupons and sales ads. A bonus with a binder is you have a hard surface to check off your list with.

I didn't add directions, cause I think this is all pretty self-explanatory. But if you find yourself lost, feel free to email me.

**Check back next week for my summer itinerary. What is that? You ask. It is my list of awesome activities to do with the kids over the summer. It may give you ideas.