Still Picking up the Pennies

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Hello everyone, we have been on a mission to tighten the purse strings again. I have been watching youtube and one person I really learned a ton from is One Cute Couponer. I bought all of the things in this photo and spent $10.83 before, after Michigan tax I paid $12.14 at Family Dollar.  The photo below is the proof. I had no paper coupons but did have a load of smart coupons.   I did not come up with this deal on my own. I have been watching youtube and learning from One Cute Couponer.  This deal starts at 8:15 in the video. I followed her instructions very carefully. I took notes and ventured into the store and it worked.  I decided to purchase the Tide Pods instead of the kids Sauve shampoo. We do not use kids shampoo in our house. This is not the first time I have tried it, I am sold. No more cutting paper coupons for me. I must give a shout out-Thank You Erika aka One Cute Couponer. What have you saved money on lately?

A Silent Voice  – The Movie   on Blu-ray and DVD on April 2.  A Silent Voice  is a gorgeous anime film with a powerful message about bullying, depression, and forgiveness. The moving coming-of-age drama depicts the struggles of adolescence through its memorable characters and stunning animation. We suggest the title for the age of 13+. When a deaf elementary school girl named Shoko is forced to transfer to a new school after a boy named  Shôya  constant bullies her,  Shôya  suffers over the consequences of his guilt for years. Upon entering high school,  Shôya finally decides he must find Shoko, to make amends for what he did in elementary school and to become her friend. Along the way, he meets new and old faces and struggles with many complicated relationships and feelings in “ this beautifully rendered anime ” ( Total Film ). Based on the critically acclaimed manga by Yoshitoki Oima, t his release is presented in Japanese with subtitles, and with an English dub. Winne