Bye Kristyn.
I will miss you dearly. Kristyn was the Medical Records Assistant and she left me today. "goin' back 2 indiana', indiana here i come. boo-hoo
Carol
Friday, March 27, 2009
Yucca and Cacti
Hey this is Arizona. You have just got to have some kind of Cactus. The big green thing in the backgroung that looks like an octopus is the Yucca. The other one is just a Cactus, probably prickly pear.
Carol
The Color Pink Petunia
Just thought you would like to take a look a some of my other flowers. I love these Pink Petunia's.
Carol
The Garden again
Here is another shot of those collard greens. Yummy!!! Don't you just want me to make some cornbread?
Carol
My Garden-March 2009
Here are some pics of my Garden. I picked the collard greens today. I hope they taste as good as they look.
Carol
Monday, March 23, 2009
Save on your electric bill!!!
This is how you save real money on your electric bill.
Unplug everything!!!
Washer
Lamps
Computer
WII
phones (including cell phone chargers)
TV's
Vacuum Cleaner
Lights
Treadmill
Uplug anything that is not in use
Compare your billSquare feet: *3600 sq ft * Stories: 2* * Have pool: Yes
OverviewDetails
For March 2009
This page compares your usage to the usage of similar homes in SRP's electric service territory.
You$90.15 Lower
Higher$149.80 Average (this is the average bill for similar homes)
My bill is $58.65 lower than the average.
Congratulations! Your electric bill is below this month's average electric bill for similarly sized homes served by SRP. Not only are you saving money for yourself, but you are helping to conserve precious resources.A variety of factors influence the size of your electric bill. These include the level of insulation in your home; the size, number, and orientation of windows, and the degree to which they are shaded; the number of people living in your home; the operating condition, design efficiency, fuel source, and temperature setting of your air conditioning and heating systems; the number of refrigerators and freezers that you maintain, and their ages; and the fuel source used for cooking, laundry, and water heating.
03/19/08, my bill was:
$137.86
03/19/09, my bill is
$90.15
Looks like I'v save $47.41 compared to last year.
Carol D. Long
This is how you save real money on your electric bill.
Unplug everything!!!
Washer
Lamps
Computer
WII
phones (including cell phone chargers)
TV's
Vacuum Cleaner
Lights
Treadmill
Uplug anything that is not in use
Compare your billSquare feet: *3600 sq ft * Stories: 2* * Have pool: Yes
OverviewDetails
For March 2009
This page compares your usage to the usage of similar homes in SRP's electric service territory.
You$90.15 Lower
Higher$149.80 Average (this is the average bill for similar homes)
My bill is $58.65 lower than the average.
Congratulations! Your electric bill is below this month's average electric bill for similarly sized homes served by SRP. Not only are you saving money for yourself, but you are helping to conserve precious resources.A variety of factors influence the size of your electric bill. These include the level of insulation in your home; the size, number, and orientation of windows, and the degree to which they are shaded; the number of people living in your home; the operating condition, design efficiency, fuel source, and temperature setting of your air conditioning and heating systems; the number of refrigerators and freezers that you maintain, and their ages; and the fuel source used for cooking, laundry, and water heating.
03/19/08, my bill was:
$137.86
03/19/09, my bill is
$90.15
Looks like I'v save $47.41 compared to last year.
Carol D. Long
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Save money at CVS and Walgreens
Hi Everyone,
I just wanted to let you know that you can save money at Walgreens and CVS and Fry's.
How much did I pay? Nothing out of my pocket actually. I know you want to know how I did this. I have saved a lot of money in the past but did not use my blog to post my savings. Let's start in the middle. I had a refund from Walgreens from the Easy-Saver catalog for $56.59. Walgreens will give you an extra %10 cash back if the refund is put on a gift card.
Take a look at my savings
I bought: on the first transacton:
2 packages of Huggies Diapers-use
@ $10.00 each minus (2) $5.00 coupons
1 packages of theHuggies Wipes (Giant pack)
@ $6.00 each minus (1) $3.00 coupon
2 roll-on Dry Ideas
@ $2.29 each minus (2) $2.00 coupons
6 Orbit gums
Easy saver coupon (3) for .99
2 Glade Sense and Spray @ 7.99 minus (2) $4.00 Easy saver coupon and (2) $4.00 manuafacturer's coupon
1 Glade Lasting Impressions(holder and refill) @$7.99 minus (2) $ 4.00 Easy saver coupon and (2) $4.00 manufacturer's coupon (made .2 cents)
Total that I owe: $15.54
Used the gift card with a value of $56.59
balance left on gift card: $41.05
Register Rewards good on next purchase $10.00
I did not used the register rewards on the purchase below:
On the second transaction I bought:
2 packages of Huggies Diapers-use@ $10.00 each minus (2) $5.00 coupons
1 package of the Huggies Wipes (Giant pack)@ $6.00 each minus (1) $3.00 coupon
Gift card brought forward: $41.05
Total that I owe: $13.00
balance left on gift card: $28.05
Register rewards good on next purchase: $10.00.
So I earned $20.00 in register rewards and paid nothing out of my pocket.
$20.00 in RR and $28.05 on my gift card, I still have $48.05 to spend.
Always use your coupons with items on sale. You can develop your own scenerios but I will give you some in the future.
I hope this blog site can be a teaching tool for young housewives and grandmothers.
Carol
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