I recently discovered Walgreen's has a new $1 section. In this section, you will find several products for $1, $2, or $5 apiece.
For example, while I browsed the $1 section the other day, I found ten toothbrushes, a hard bristle hairbrush, hair clips, hair scrunchies, lotion, honey, orange slices, sour gummy worms, six pens, and much more. You can find some really great deals in this section of the Walgreen's!
Showing posts with label saving money. Show all posts
Showing posts with label saving money. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Saving Money on Gas
Gas is so expensive these days! It sounds crazy, but I can remember when gas was under $1 per gallon!
Here are a few tips for saving money on gas:
-Carpool - If you have a co-worker you are friends with, perhaps you and your co-worker can carpool to work. Take turns picking each other up and dropping each other off on the way to and from work. You could take one week, and your co-worker could take the next. This is most ideal if you and your co-worker live relatively close to one another.
-Public Transportation - Public transportation is a great way to save on gas money. Most major cities, and some smaller cities, have public transportation systems, which can usually be taken for under $2 per trip. Public transportation certainly takes longer than driving to work, but it will provide you an opportunity to do some paperwork or read on the way to and from work instead of stressing out about traffic.
Here are a few tips for saving money on gas:
-Carpool - If you have a co-worker you are friends with, perhaps you and your co-worker can carpool to work. Take turns picking each other up and dropping each other off on the way to and from work. You could take one week, and your co-worker could take the next. This is most ideal if you and your co-worker live relatively close to one another.
-Public Transportation - Public transportation is a great way to save on gas money. Most major cities, and some smaller cities, have public transportation systems, which can usually be taken for under $2 per trip. Public transportation certainly takes longer than driving to work, but it will provide you an opportunity to do some paperwork or read on the way to and from work instead of stressing out about traffic.
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