plasticjungle.com
If you are a bargain enthusiast, like myself, you will want to visit this site and bookmark it for future use. "Plasticjungle.com" sells gift cards for over 1,400 retailers and restaurants at discount rates. NO CATCH! It is free and so is the shipping. Most of the discounts are between 3% and 5%, however some are more. You can even sign up to be alerted when particular cards become available! This is a great way to give more as a gift or to use and save money for yourself. There is also a page where you can sell unwanted and/or unused gift cards for up to 90% of the value for cash. This is much more practical than forcing yourself to pick out something you don't want or need just to use the card.
I also was happy to find out that "Plasticjungle.com" has a service that allows gift cards to be donated to a non-profit and the ability to set up a non-profit fundraiser for donations of gift cards. What a great way to put that gift card from Uncle Stanley for the "worm farm" to good use!! HEE HEE. Really, check it out. Anything that keeps more $$$ in your pocket is GOOD STUFF! And they all said..........AMEN!!!!
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Saturday, April 24, 2010
Thursday, April 15, 2010
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Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Cindy Selects a great way to carry all your GOOD STUFF!
Ever wish you had a way to keep all the "little" tools handy while still showing a bit of style? Yesterday I whipped up this handy little "task apron" out of coordinating fabric remnants. It only took about an hour and is perfect with pockets for small tools, scissors, tape measure, etc. It is made out of a very durable canvas material so that it will hold up, however it is very light weight.
This stylish "task apron" is perfect for doing crafts, sewing, working on small home projects, or a day out in the garden. That's why Cindy Selects this as todays "Good Stuff!"
Hope you will make one of these for yourself. Please send pictures if you do. Also, would love to hear your ideas and comments.
aaaaaaaAAAACHHHOooooooo.... I mean have a super day!
This stylish "task apron" is perfect for doing crafts, sewing, working on small home projects, or a day out in the garden. That's why Cindy Selects this as todays "Good Stuff!"
Hope you will make one of these for yourself. Please send pictures if you do. Also, would love to hear your ideas and comments.
aaaaaaaAAAACHHHOooooooo.... I mean have a super day!
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
AAAHHHHHchooooooooo! Not that you needed a forecast to tell you this........
Reported Levels
Tree pollen count for 04/06/10:
Very High
Most active tree pollen types:
- Pine
- Oak
Sunday, April 4, 2010
Pennies are GOOD STUFF
A couple of weeks ago I was given a great tip by a florist. When putting tulips or gerber daisies in a vase, put a penny in the bottom instead of the packet of plant food they give you! Works very well! This tip is really GOOD STUFF!
Happy Spring everyone!
Friday, March 26, 2010
Easter Center Piece Thats Fun, Pretty & Practical....Good Stuff!
Just imagine putting one of these in a white wicker basket with your eggs or other decorations. How cute! If you give this a try, and I hope you will, please send me your ideas. I would love to see how you take this idea and run with it. Best of all, once Easter is over, you can plant this in your yard's bare areas or compost. Completely natural and THAT'S GOOD STUFF! That's why Cindy selects this as the best decoration idea for this Easter. God bless.
Sunday, February 28, 2010
A quick and easy apron for your Little Chef
If you have a "Little Chef" like me, you always need aprons for them to wear. The one I recently made is obviously for a little girl, but they are easily made for boys too. All you need is a plain or decorated kitchen towel, some ribbon, a little thread and a couple of minutes. For this one, I ruffled the ribbon at the bottom and sewed it to the hem. This particular towel already had the embroidered flowers! Then fold in half, right sides together then fold the top half back up in half again to form the pockets. Sew sides and pockets, add your ribbon for ties and any other decorations you like and your done! Those of you lucky enough to have an embroidery machine, adding a name would be perfect.
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