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**** coupon bloggers. :sex:

Just checking in briefly from Washington. Thank you, everyone. He was a wonderful dad and will be missed terribly.

70 sq ft Reynolds holiday foil was $1.49 at Target -- used $1.00/1 from displays in Jewel at Thanksgiving to get it for $.49.

Guys -- NOTHING YOU WRITE ON THE INTERNET IS PRIVATE. I have been online since 1985, I have run BBSs and moderated forums and run forums over the years. NOTHING YOU WRITE IS PRIVATE. carry on.

You can make any of the (non-dairy) pancake mixes with non-dairy milk. We have wheat free/dairy free pancakes every weekend and usually use vanilla soy, and they turn out fine. (Sorry for all the responses in a row... reading backwards!) Also watch groupon and livingsocial for things like half...

Oh, and some of the non-specialty margarines are dairy free -- most contain whey, but Best Life Buttery Spread for instance is all veggie and soy (as well as a bunch of other who knows what they are ingredients, so again check).

My 10 yo has a dairy allergy, and no. If he is allergic to the proteins in the milk (like casein and whey) they are also present in goat's milk. I'd stick with almond, soy, rice milk. Trader Joe's has a nice soy yogurt, which is 24 oz organic vanilla for $2.50 -- as well as a non-dairy "cream...

It wasn't so funny when I printed one on the other end of another coupon and the stupid recipe printed over my first q, lol

Re: Disney Peeps PLEASE HELP ME!

Re: "Nice" Wedding for 50 people on a "budget" Congratulations!

If it has a www. at the beginning, remove it and try again. If it doesn't have the www. at the beginning, add it and try again. If you are logged in with the www, the links without won't work. If you are logged in without the www, the links with won't work. :)

You mean... here? http://couponerswanted.com/showthread.php?t=90664 :giggles:

Again? Dammit. It just won't stay down. :lol:

Um yeah. That might have been my fault :)

And you read every one of them cover to cover, right? :lol:

They killed her weekly column (and picked up Jill C's syndicated one in its place). She still freelances for them.

Rachel knows that the general trib reading audience isn't necessarily you guys :)

Last time I was in officemax, I asked if they had any left-handed kid's scissors. Guy says, no, why would we have those? I say, for left-handed kids? He says, "Oh, you just should have kept slapping his hand until he gave that up and used the right one." And was totally. Not. Joking.

I've heard the Kalahari is really good. It's $159 weekdays or $199 Fridays on LivingSocial. There is also a bit cheaper one running on Groupon for Chula Vista in the Dells at $99 a night, and I have commenters saying they've stayed there and had a blast. Don't know how it compares.

Many libraries let you use consumer reports online with your card number -- check your library's site :)