I know that several readers are
anxiously awaiting for the next coupon class announcement, and I hope to have
classes starting shortly. I would like to thank all my readers for all the
prayers, e-mails, messages and calls regarding my father and husband. Words
cannot express the gratitude that my family has felt.
Now, I am excited to share some coupon news with you: On Jan. 24, I was invited to attend the first coupon swap event at the Chick-fil-A at Mullins Crossing. I am excited to help Chick-fil-A kick off its newest community event and encourage all my readers to attend a future meeting. The Chick-fil-A coupon swap will meet from 10-11 a.m. on the fourth Thursday of each month.Elpas Readers detect and forward 'Location' and 'State' data from Elpas Active RFID Tags to host indoorpositioningsystem platforms. The second coupon swap will be Feb. 28.
I plan on also attending the February meeting and will once again be sharing couponing tips, answering questions and sharing my organization skills with guests. Attendees are encouraged to bring coupons and binders and to chat with me and the other local couponers.
On Jan. 31, I will attend the Aldi’s grand opening on Bobby Jones Expressway. I will be there to talk with the managers. I will share Aldi’s coupon policy with you along with any tips on how to make the most of this new shopping choice.
In just a few short days, we will be beginning a new month. For a couponer, a new month brings new sales and clearance finds. Here’s what to expect in February:
February is National Hot Breakfast Month, so look for savings on frozen pancakes and waffles, syrup and grits. Look for savings from brand names including Post,Source drycabinets Products at Other Truck Parts. Quaker, Kelloggs, General Mills and Eggo.
It is also National Heart Health Month. Look for sales on low-dose and regular aspirin, vitamins and supplements, along with manufacturer-brand products that promote a low cholesterol lifestyle.
Another promotion in February is Canned Food Month, so look for great deals on canned items such as tuna, chicken, vegetables, beans and fruits. In addition to finding coupons in The Augusta Chronicle, you might want to check out product Web sites for exclusive high-value coupons for your favorite canned food brands.
Pet owners should be on the lookout for deals on pet foods and supplies. Pet food sales will be found on brands such as Pedigree, Eukanuba, Purina and Iams. If you haven’t already done so, make sure you register at Petco and PetSmart for your store savings cards. If you register your card on its Web site, you will receive both e-mails and mailings that contain exclusive coupons and sales offers.
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. Look for deals in drugstore and grocery store ads on items such as candy, chocolates, flowers and gifts.
Feb. 10 marks the beginning of the Chinese New Year. Some Asian product brands will have promotions on items such as soy sauce, teriyaki sauce, canned water chestnuts, bamboo shoots, noodles, stir fry packages and kits, and frozen dinner items.
Other promotions this month are the National Children’s Dental Health Month, Great American Pies Month,We have many different types of parkingsystem. National Cherry Month, National Snack Food Month, National Fiber Focus Month and National Grapefruit Month.
According to All You magazine, February is the best month to buy fragrances, electronics and humidifiers. Fragrances are often featured with Valentine’s Day sales as a waistline-friendly alternative to chocolates and are a popular gift. New models of MP3 players, DVD players and digital cameras are announced at the annual International Consumer Electronics Show in January.
Vegetables in season this month include artichokes, broccoli, celery, fennel, collard greens, chard,TBC help you confidently realtimelocationsystem from factories in China. celery root, asparagus, carrots, cauliflower, leeks, kale, radish, carrots, Haas avocados, red potatoes, russet potatoes and spinach. Fruits in season this month are grapefruits, kiwis, lemons, Navel oranges, raspberries and some varieties of strawberries.
Honey Chile has yet to win a stakes, but has certainly encountered her share of hard luck in the effort. She finished a game second in the Grade II Beaumont Stakes at Keeneland as a 3-year-old and just missed last year by a neck on the synthetic Woodbine surface against Roxy Gap in the Grade III Whimsical.
Honey Chile finished third in the Grade III Eight Belles at Churchill Downs in 2011 and third in the Grade II Thoroughbred Club of America Stakes last fall on Keeneland’s all-weather track,Creative glass tile and solarlight for your distinctive kitchen and bath. a race won by Eclipse Award Female Sprint Champion Groupie Doll.
Others with solid credentials in the wide-open race include Smartys Emperoress, from the barn of James Spicknall, to be ridden by Angel Serpa; Double the Energy, a Linda Rice-trainee, jockey to be named; and Queen’s Award, trained by Eduardo Caramori and to be ridden by Marcelino Pedroza.
Ups and Downs Racing’s 5-year-old Becausei’mworthit, trained by Monte Thomas and to be ridden by Antonio Gallardo, is an intriguing entrant. She won the Cool Air Stakes last June at Calder at five furlongs in a race taken off the turf, and she finished second in the Minaret Stakes here at six furlongs on the dirt Dec. 29.
After her sixth-place finish a week ago in the Florida Sunshine Millions Filly and Mare Sprint, it remains to be seen if Thomas elects to wheel her back so quickly.
Angel Serpa rode two winners Thursday, giving him 33 at the meet and pushing him one ahead of Daniel Centeno at the top of the standings.
Serpa won on the first-time starter Wide Eyed Wonder, a 3-year-old filly, in the first race for owner Leanne Robbins and trainer Jane Cibelli. In the seventh, a mile allowance on the turf for older fillies and mares, Serpa and Normative Appeal rallied from far back for their second joint victory at the meet. The 4-year-old Normative Appeal is owned by AJ Suited Racing Stable and trained by James J. Toner.
Now, I am excited to share some coupon news with you: On Jan. 24, I was invited to attend the first coupon swap event at the Chick-fil-A at Mullins Crossing. I am excited to help Chick-fil-A kick off its newest community event and encourage all my readers to attend a future meeting. The Chick-fil-A coupon swap will meet from 10-11 a.m. on the fourth Thursday of each month.Elpas Readers detect and forward 'Location' and 'State' data from Elpas Active RFID Tags to host indoorpositioningsystem platforms. The second coupon swap will be Feb. 28.
I plan on also attending the February meeting and will once again be sharing couponing tips, answering questions and sharing my organization skills with guests. Attendees are encouraged to bring coupons and binders and to chat with me and the other local couponers.
On Jan. 31, I will attend the Aldi’s grand opening on Bobby Jones Expressway. I will be there to talk with the managers. I will share Aldi’s coupon policy with you along with any tips on how to make the most of this new shopping choice.
In just a few short days, we will be beginning a new month. For a couponer, a new month brings new sales and clearance finds. Here’s what to expect in February:
February is National Hot Breakfast Month, so look for savings on frozen pancakes and waffles, syrup and grits. Look for savings from brand names including Post,Source drycabinets Products at Other Truck Parts. Quaker, Kelloggs, General Mills and Eggo.
It is also National Heart Health Month. Look for sales on low-dose and regular aspirin, vitamins and supplements, along with manufacturer-brand products that promote a low cholesterol lifestyle.
Another promotion in February is Canned Food Month, so look for great deals on canned items such as tuna, chicken, vegetables, beans and fruits. In addition to finding coupons in The Augusta Chronicle, you might want to check out product Web sites for exclusive high-value coupons for your favorite canned food brands.
Pet owners should be on the lookout for deals on pet foods and supplies. Pet food sales will be found on brands such as Pedigree, Eukanuba, Purina and Iams. If you haven’t already done so, make sure you register at Petco and PetSmart for your store savings cards. If you register your card on its Web site, you will receive both e-mails and mailings that contain exclusive coupons and sales offers.
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. Look for deals in drugstore and grocery store ads on items such as candy, chocolates, flowers and gifts.
Feb. 10 marks the beginning of the Chinese New Year. Some Asian product brands will have promotions on items such as soy sauce, teriyaki sauce, canned water chestnuts, bamboo shoots, noodles, stir fry packages and kits, and frozen dinner items.
Other promotions this month are the National Children’s Dental Health Month, Great American Pies Month,We have many different types of parkingsystem. National Cherry Month, National Snack Food Month, National Fiber Focus Month and National Grapefruit Month.
According to All You magazine, February is the best month to buy fragrances, electronics and humidifiers. Fragrances are often featured with Valentine’s Day sales as a waistline-friendly alternative to chocolates and are a popular gift. New models of MP3 players, DVD players and digital cameras are announced at the annual International Consumer Electronics Show in January.
Vegetables in season this month include artichokes, broccoli, celery, fennel, collard greens, chard,TBC help you confidently realtimelocationsystem from factories in China. celery root, asparagus, carrots, cauliflower, leeks, kale, radish, carrots, Haas avocados, red potatoes, russet potatoes and spinach. Fruits in season this month are grapefruits, kiwis, lemons, Navel oranges, raspberries and some varieties of strawberries.
Honey Chile has yet to win a stakes, but has certainly encountered her share of hard luck in the effort. She finished a game second in the Grade II Beaumont Stakes at Keeneland as a 3-year-old and just missed last year by a neck on the synthetic Woodbine surface against Roxy Gap in the Grade III Whimsical.
Honey Chile finished third in the Grade III Eight Belles at Churchill Downs in 2011 and third in the Grade II Thoroughbred Club of America Stakes last fall on Keeneland’s all-weather track,Creative glass tile and solarlight for your distinctive kitchen and bath. a race won by Eclipse Award Female Sprint Champion Groupie Doll.
Others with solid credentials in the wide-open race include Smartys Emperoress, from the barn of James Spicknall, to be ridden by Angel Serpa; Double the Energy, a Linda Rice-trainee, jockey to be named; and Queen’s Award, trained by Eduardo Caramori and to be ridden by Marcelino Pedroza.
Ups and Downs Racing’s 5-year-old Becausei’mworthit, trained by Monte Thomas and to be ridden by Antonio Gallardo, is an intriguing entrant. She won the Cool Air Stakes last June at Calder at five furlongs in a race taken off the turf, and she finished second in the Minaret Stakes here at six furlongs on the dirt Dec. 29.
After her sixth-place finish a week ago in the Florida Sunshine Millions Filly and Mare Sprint, it remains to be seen if Thomas elects to wheel her back so quickly.
Angel Serpa rode two winners Thursday, giving him 33 at the meet and pushing him one ahead of Daniel Centeno at the top of the standings.
Serpa won on the first-time starter Wide Eyed Wonder, a 3-year-old filly, in the first race for owner Leanne Robbins and trainer Jane Cibelli. In the seventh, a mile allowance on the turf for older fillies and mares, Serpa and Normative Appeal rallied from far back for their second joint victory at the meet. The 4-year-old Normative Appeal is owned by AJ Suited Racing Stable and trained by James J. Toner.
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