Sorry that this is a day late. I have been busy with blogging for Megan at Daily Essentials and Deals. Watch for my gust posts next week!
5. The Works Fall Harvest Festival - Saturday 5-8 (free for members, $2 for non-members, children 2 and under free!)
4. New coupons on coupons.com and a full cup (its a new month, people)
3. Programmable crockpots, need I say more?
2. ELF Cosmetics: Promo now for $2 shipping, Free Vogue subscription w/$25 order (Christmas gift possibility)
1. Devine Farms - local, fun, frugal family time. Welcome Fall!
Showing posts with label fun. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fun. Show all posts
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Friday, September 11, 2009
FREE Family Fun on Sept 26th
Treat your family to a day at a museum for FREE on Sept. 26th, courtesy of the Smithsonian Magazine Museum Day. Your family can receive up to 2 tickets from a providing list of museums by visiting this site:
http://microsite.smithsonianmag.com/museumday/about.html
Our family will be going to the Ohio Historial Society to learn about Native Americans, rock formations, and early OH settlers.
Let me know where you decide to go for a little weekend learning adventure! :)
http://microsite.smithsonianmag.com/museumday/about.html
Our family will be going to the Ohio Historial Society to learn about Native Americans, rock formations, and early OH settlers.
Let me know where you decide to go for a little weekend learning adventure! :)
Monday, September 7, 2009
Free Redbox Code TODAY ONLY
Today only for Labor Day, there is a free Redbox code. If you use more than one debit card you can get more than one movie...
Here it is. Are you ready? Can I hear you say RED-BOX? (hehehehe)
T46T3Q7
Just type it in the promo code box for a freebie.
Codes you can use anyday are : BREAKROOM and DVDONME. These codes can only be used once, but on anyday of the week.
Here it is. Are you ready? Can I hear you say RED-BOX? (hehehehe)
T46T3Q7
Just type it in the promo code box for a freebie.
Codes you can use anyday are : BREAKROOM and DVDONME. These codes can only be used once, but on anyday of the week.
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Home Depot - Free Fun for Kids
Grant enjoying time with the BIG boys:
If you haven't heard of the Home Depot Kids Workshop program, check out this link.
This Saturday from 9-Noon, your child can build and take home a bean bag toss game. Perfect for tailgating and fall fun! They will also receive an apron, pin, and certificate of completion (ours usually gives away popcorn too!) This is a great time for Daddy-bonding and it's FREE!
Hope you enjoy your weekend!
Saturday, August 22, 2009
Cheap Weekends
Here is a list of my Top Ten things to do for cheap weekend fun!
10. Get a Redbox movie, pop some corn, and have a family movie night. Two free codes are: DVDONME and BREAKROOM. Otherwise, you pay just $1 for a fun-family night.
9. Eat out at a restaurant where kids eat free on weekends. A good family place is Steak N Shake (and the kids get cute packets to color and free crackers while you wait for your meal.)
8. Visit a local Farmer's Market to browse and shop for fresh produce/baked goods. The larger markets can be both a feast for your tummy and your eyes. :)
7. Visit a local museum. Where I live, we ask for a local children's science museum membership as a Christmas gift. It gives back to our local economy, fuels my children's growing minds, and gives us free entertainment throughout the year. With our membership, we can visit hundreds of other science centers throught the US for free.
6. Visit a local park or metropark to walk, bike, feed ducks, and play. Pack a picnic and make an afternoon of it!
5. See how far you can get on a tank of gas (or a half tank). We have made "free" trips to public beaches on Lake Erie for gas only. If you pack snacks in a cooler and sand toys, you can have a great adventure for little money. In Ohio, there are many places of beauty for free or minimal admission.
4. Have a family library day. Don't be rushed. Take time to play computer games, read a few books in the library snuggled in a chair, and pick some fresh music for your week. Leave with a free movie and you've got your evening planned also...
3. Spend quality time with your friends. Organize a pot luck dinner. Play cards. Blow up the kiddie pool and let your kids make friendships that will last as long as yours have.
2. Have a family campfire in your backyard's fire pit. Make smores and tell stories. If you feel really adventurous, sleep in your backyard and watch the stars.
1. Organize a game night for LOTS of friends. Invite families. Have everyone bring a snack to share and play group games like Scene-It, Charades, Catch Phrase, Cards, etc. We used to do this regulary and I truly miss it. Our Game Nights would really draw a diverse crowd : singles, students, seniors, toddlers, teens, baby-boomers, and babysitters! It was great fun, cheap, and a night of laughter with minimal cleanup.
Here's to a good weekend! Let me know what you did to enjoy yours!!!
10. Get a Redbox movie, pop some corn, and have a family movie night. Two free codes are: DVDONME and BREAKROOM. Otherwise, you pay just $1 for a fun-family night.
9. Eat out at a restaurant where kids eat free on weekends. A good family place is Steak N Shake (and the kids get cute packets to color and free crackers while you wait for your meal.)
8. Visit a local Farmer's Market to browse and shop for fresh produce/baked goods. The larger markets can be both a feast for your tummy and your eyes. :)
7. Visit a local museum. Where I live, we ask for a local children's science museum membership as a Christmas gift. It gives back to our local economy, fuels my children's growing minds, and gives us free entertainment throughout the year. With our membership, we can visit hundreds of other science centers throught the US for free.
6. Visit a local park or metropark to walk, bike, feed ducks, and play. Pack a picnic and make an afternoon of it!
5. See how far you can get on a tank of gas (or a half tank). We have made "free" trips to public beaches on Lake Erie for gas only. If you pack snacks in a cooler and sand toys, you can have a great adventure for little money. In Ohio, there are many places of beauty for free or minimal admission.
4. Have a family library day. Don't be rushed. Take time to play computer games, read a few books in the library snuggled in a chair, and pick some fresh music for your week. Leave with a free movie and you've got your evening planned also...
3. Spend quality time with your friends. Organize a pot luck dinner. Play cards. Blow up the kiddie pool and let your kids make friendships that will last as long as yours have.
2. Have a family campfire in your backyard's fire pit. Make smores and tell stories. If you feel really adventurous, sleep in your backyard and watch the stars.
1. Organize a game night for LOTS of friends. Invite families. Have everyone bring a snack to share and play group games like Scene-It, Charades, Catch Phrase, Cards, etc. We used to do this regulary and I truly miss it. Our Game Nights would really draw a diverse crowd : singles, students, seniors, toddlers, teens, baby-boomers, and babysitters! It was great fun, cheap, and a night of laughter with minimal cleanup.
Here's to a good weekend! Let me know what you did to enjoy yours!!!
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