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Kroger Coupon Policy – Atlanta Area

emailed Kroger’s customer service department to finally get the real scoop on their coupon policy. I was surprised to find out that Kroger honors competitor coupons for the Pharmacy. That rocks. Please see the entire email below.
Thank you for contacting The Kroger Co. regarding the Coupon Policy for stores in our Atlanta division. [...]

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Passing the Six Month Mark

 
I started blogging on Blogspot in January. I had a vision, and a plan. It’s changed a bit along the way. I’ve grown in ways I didn’t anticipate. I have begun endeavors that I wouldn’t have dreamed.
Writing here has changed my relationship with money. It has helped me face the [...]

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Read This Book or Hello Kitty Dies

I have a standing Wednesday evening appointment with a coaching client. Initially, I deduced that Ms. Words simply need an automated system for everything. She made it very clear that she wasn’t interested in actively working with her finances on a daily, weekly, or even monthly basis. She simply wanted it to take care of [...]

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Grief and Goals – Who Cares

Yesterday was a roller-coaster day, both figuratively and literally.  Mark took the children to Six Flags for the day, while I was at work.  The YL18 and YL19 are visiting from out of town, and don’t have season passes, so we planned to use our Bring a Friend for $9.99 coupons for each of them. [...]

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There’s Nothing Thawed For Dinner!

You never want to hear the phrase “There’s nothing thawed for dinner” 30 minutes before dinner time. But, that’s exactly what Mark said to me yesterday afternoon. I never realized how deep our Money Conditioning really runs until yesterday afternoon.
I immediately started calculating the amount of money we had left in the budget. [...]

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