$50 Little Tikes Voucher, Just $25—Perfect for Holiday Shopping!

woensdag 18 september 2013

$50 Little Tikes Voucher, Just $25—Perfect for Holiday Shopping!

If you like saving money with voucher sites, don’t miss this buy from Eversave! Through Sept. 24, a voucher for $50.00 worth of Little Tikes toys is only $25.00—just in time for Christmas shopping.

Combine your voucher with sale prices and 2.5% cash back from Ebates to drop the price of a Little Tikes Toddler Tractor from $59.99 to $29.87 shipped.

This same item is regularly priced at over $60.00 on Amazon.

Like Groupon and Living Social, Eversave is a voucher site that offers members deep discounts. We regularly feature deals from Eversave on gift cards, Baby Einstein, minky blankets and more.

Visit Eversave.Create a free account in less than 1 minute.Select the Little Tikes deal and click “Buy Now.”Securely enter your billing information.Done!Voucher is available for online use immediately after purchases.May buy up to 5 vouchers.Vouchers are valid through March 18, 2014.Minimum purchases of $50 is required.Offer cannot be combined with other coupon codes.

Buy One $50 Little Tikes Voucher
Final Price: $25.00

Now, visit Little Tikes to redeem your voucher. Here’s a deal we like:

Little Tikes Toddler Tractor and Cart (reg 59.99) $54.99
Use $50 Eversave Voucher
Pay $29.99 and free shipping
Get 2.5% cash back from Ebates
Final Price: $29.87 shipped

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5 Reasons Men Have Serious Grocery Shopping 'Issues'

woensdag 31 juli 2013

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by Sasha Brown-Worsham 1 hour ago

Last week, I sent my husband a grocery list that was explicit in its detail. I needed hamburger buns. The next night I went into the bread box to make the hamburgers and there, waiting for me, was a full pack of whole grain ... hot dog buns. Really, honey?

My husband is a man with multiple higher degrees, a scientist who is at the top of his game professionally, and yet a simple trip to a grocery store leaves him utterly flummoxed. He comes home with zucchini instead of cucumbers and cumin instead of cinnamon and fat-free cheese instead of low fat.

The second he steps into Whole Foods, it's like he has a lobotomy or something. Sorry, honey. I love you and think you are incredibly capable in so many other arenas ... but the grocery store? Not so much. I asked around and found that, while some lucky ladies have husbands who are all about the food and know the difference between grass fed beef and the regular kind, there are many, many other women in my boat. Why? Here are some ideas:

1.) He's blind: Sometimes I think this might be true, but then I remember that he somehow manages to do his job and lead a group of 40+ engineers. So then I have to assume he is merely TEMPORARILY blinded by all the fluorescent lights and sale banners.

2.) He's stupid: But it can't be! He managed to finish all the work toward his PhD and get a great job on a high level. He is a well respected scientist who has been published in journals. And yet ... somehow ... lettuce escapes him? Tell me how this works?

3.) He is immune to branding: This is his excuse. Why buy the BRAND I SPECIFICALLY REQUESTED when you can buy the cheap knock-off one (with the hole punched in the top where sour cream is leaking out) for 50 CENTS LESS?!

4.) He just doesn't care: This is the most likely culprit. In my hubby's case, he is just not a foodie. To him, low fat and reduced fat ARE the same.

5.) He is subtly rebelling: The hubs isn't the biggest fan of grocery shopping. This is kind of like that Shel Silverstein poem from back in the day when a girl wanted to stop doing the dishes, so she would -- oops! -- drop one on the floor. Yeah. Like that.

Why do you think so many men (not yours, I am sure) are terrible at grocery shopping?

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Click "Like" if you love your husband! ABOUT THE AUTHOR Sasha Brown-Worsham

can't decide whether she is a mother, writer, or runner, but is usually all three at some point each day. She has written for dozens of print magazines, newspapers, and websites. She rarely ever writes on bathroom walls.

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