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I think this is the lamp I want to go on top of the baby dresser
except for the fact that you have to purchase the two parts separately!
No longer a good deal.

UPDATE - found a pretty $20 white one at Target.

These are also cute (if Mr Smith would decide on a name) 

and what site doesn't offer free shipping these days? apparently that one.

Land of Nod-a

For everyone else, this is a good site for deals:

http://thekrazycouponlady.com

If you want to try couponing, they make it easy for the people who aren't so great at it (me)

For example, I would totally do this if I had the Smart Source coupon on the pasta. 
But we're getting some Ragu cause I don't make my own sauce.


Are these Huggies wipes bad or something?

Can't you see I'm obsessed with shopping these days? sheesh.

I wish I'd get obsessed with photography again, but I'm busy making my model.
It'll come people. The day will come again.






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  1. Scott and Lori Smith10 January, 2013

    No, those are the best wipes in the world. And they are also cheap with a coupon. I never get them without the 5 off!

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  2. Erin 11 January, 2013

    I was going to say the same as Scott and Lori, those wipes are fantastic, and with a coupon are crazy cheap.

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  3. Dani12 January, 2013

    Seems like you could just buy a white lamp shade and use a stencil? Could be fun...

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    1. Mr Smith & I12 January, 2013

      True, but I'm pretty sure I'd ruin a perfectly good lamp shade. I actually found a $20 one at target today that I'm just happy as a clam with. It's white but with some design to it. May not be a some fun color, but it's much cheaper and still gets the job done!

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  4. Laurel Jentzsch12 January, 2013

    Those wipes are awesome!

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