I am not an extreme coupon woman.
So all this 'couponing' fuss that Katherine presented has done nothing more than make me spend more at the grocery store. On average, at least $20 more each time. I got coupons for stuff I think would be good and either feel obligated to try it (because I have the coupon) or I end up buying more than I really want/need because I have to buy in multiples to use my coupon. Crafty little beavers.
I'm sure if I lived in a larger city, with more grocery shopping choices, I'd fair better and be the next crazy lady pissing you off as you impatiently try to check out before your gallon of milk curdles, but alas, I think I'll just revert to what I did before - buy what I wanted and if it's on sale - GREAT! I'm just not into driving approximately 20 miles just to save 50 cents on my favorite yogurt. C'est la vie.
I'm sure if I lived in a larger city, with more grocery shopping choices, I'd fair better and be the next crazy lady pissing you off as you impatiently try to check out before your gallon of milk curdles, but alas, I think I'll just revert to what I did before - buy what I wanted and if it's on sale - GREAT! I'm just not into driving approximately 20 miles just to save 50 cents on my favorite yogurt. C'est la vie.