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I Need a GOOD Haircut That Won't Break My Bank in the Renton/Kent Area
Asked by A.M. from Seattle
on August 13, 2008
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I need a really good hair cut. I went to one place and she did a great job, but it cost me $50 for the hair cut. I cannot afford that much each time. Does any one k...
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- Hi there! My good friend Jenny does a great job! She's in the Southcenter area, off Minkler - Paradise Hair Salon - her number is ###-###-####. Tell her Cruisey sent...
- I go to the HairMasters in Maple Valley (4 corners next to Safeway). I usually see Kaylee (young but outstanding) (spelled her name wrong) or Jolene. They both do amaz...
- Haircut A.? You know what?!?!? I've been to the Gene Juarez Academy and got a haircut for a reasonable price. It's been a while since I've been there. From what ...
Tomboy Mom in Search of Girly Party Ideas
Asked by C.J. from San Francisco
on April 25, 2008
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Hi everyone,
My daughter is turning 4 and is a girly-girl (i'm not). Looking for ideas for a small party/outing (4-5 girls) but don't want to break the bank doing it.
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- Invite the girls to the park, dressed as their favorite princess, and paint nails, blow bubbles, build sand castles, and eat princess party food (little frosted cakes,...
- Tea party. It is awesome. Go to thrift stores for the table setting or grandma's linen closet. Buy a cheap teas set at toys r us. The invitations can be printed on...
- Take them for an afternoon tea party? There's Lovejoy's in SF Noe Valley or a number of others in the East Bay and South Bay listed here: http://parents.berkeley....
Advice Needed for Barbecuing Meat
Asked by S.K. from Seattle
on June 29, 2010
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In the past, we have only barbecued hamburgers and hot dogs, but this summer, we would like to expand our meal ideas for the grill. My questions are what kind of stea...
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- Another idea for the BBQ that is easy, cheap and is great for both adults and kids: Pizza on the grill. buy POCKETLESS pitas (whole wheat or white) put on the gril...
- We love to barbecue and do it alot. Well, my hubby does! But for marinades, you can do lime juice and cilantro with some minced garlic. Or just a good barbecue sauc...
- Chicken drums and thighs are inexpensive, we boil ours then sometimes marinate them before putting them on the grill to cut down on time, we also do the same thing wi...
Gluten Free Husband
Asked by N.C. from Washington DC
on October 21, 2009
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My husband was recently diagnosed wtih ciliac disease. I have been doing a ton of research on it and we've been discovering all the things he CAN'T eat. I know there...
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- I, too am a just diagnosed Celiac and have the same problem. The best place I have found is Trader Joe's. They are pretty reasonable. Whole Foods has a wider select...
- I suggest checking out this blog: http://glutenfreegirl.blogspot.com/ She has a cookbook out and the blog has lots of recipes and ideas with great pictures. On her...
- Bob's Red Mill products are available in most grocery stores, including Shopper's, Whole Foods, Safeway and Wegman's, and they have many very good, reasonably priced g...
Discount Airline Tickets for Kids?
Asked by S.T. from Seattle
on February 29, 2008
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Just wondering if anyone knows of any airlines that offer discount tickets for kids traveling... My son is 2 now so we have to buy him a ticket and all family lives ou...
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- I don't know of any airline that offers discount tickets to kids, but all travel engines are competitive these days. I have an online travel site that you are welcome...
- Have you heard of www.FareCompare.com ? I learned about them on 20/20 and I've used them this year to book tickets to Phoenix for myself and the kids and to Salt La...
- Don't purchase tickets online. If you call airlines they usually offer half price tickets for children. Although I have found that buying your tickets a few weeks in a...
Discount Groceries
Asked by P.J. from Phoenix
on July 13, 2008
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I'm looking for discount/outlet grocery stores in the Glendale area. I'm new to the area and on a very fixed income.
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- Hi P., I shop 95% of the time at Wal-Mart. They do price maching. So I make my list as I go thru the grocery store ads, and put the price of the ad and which store on...
- I buy a lot of produce at the 99 cent only store at 35th Ave and Peoria. They have 5lb bags of potatoes, 3 heads of romaine lettuce, bags of spinach, bell peppers and ...
- http://westaz.bountifulbaskets.org/ I used them for the first time almost two weeks ago and it was great. I got a bunch of fruit and veggies for cheap. $18.65 I t...
Has Any One Signed up for Upromise
Asked by S.W. from Bellingham
on October 21, 2008
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Has any one signed up for UPromise to help save for college? Is this a good thing to start? What are the downsides with UPromise?
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- I signed up for UPromise five-ish years ago when my best friend from college first had a baby so that I could be doing something nice for her even though we lived acro...
- I have been with UPromise for over two years and have saved over $400. It's little by little, but every little bit helps, and it's "free" money, right? There is no c...
- S., We signed up for the Upromise just after our son was born. So we've had it for almost 3 years now and not experienced a downside at all. We use it for everyth...
Reptile Birthday
Asked by A.D. from Portland
on October 20, 2008
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Hello there,
Has anyone ever thrown a reptile birthday party? I am not the best planner and I want her birthday to go smooth. Any suggestions would be great. The p...
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- We had a reptile party for my 8 year old and it went just fine! There were many younger children there and everyone listened to the Reptile Man and stayed on their be...
- If you don't already have reptiles booked, either The Reptile Man or Steve's Creature Feature are great (I've had both at Cub Scout events and the kids were enthralled...
- I'm having a pirate party for my 2 year old which is close to Halloween. I made myself a list: 3:00 come in and get coats,etc. 3:30 treasure hunt (we printed pictures ...
Boy Loves Electronic Stuffs
Asked by C.V. from Sacramento
on August 27, 2008
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My son is now 9 and 1/2 month old. He loves and is so excited to see the light on the refrigerator, the turn-on microwave (the light of minutes when we turn the microw...
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- My son is 4 1/2 yrs old and loves electronics and anything electrical more than any toy. He has always been this way. Matter of fact he prefers going to Ace Hardware...
- Hi. My son was like that as well, anything that lite up he was intrigued with. As far as my son goes it was just a phase. He's now 4 & is completely normal. I haven't ...
- yes, my son is the same way, he loves the lights of an ATM machine and traffic lights are his real favorite- it is normal
Seeking Grocery Advice
Asked by D.J. from Phoenix
on October 23, 2008
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I would love to know what you wonderful mothers think that a reasonable grocery bill is these days here in the valley, maybe in dollars per person? Right now we are sp...
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- One great source for bread is Alpine Valley Bakery on Southern west of Country Club in Mesa. They are only open M-F 9:30-4:00. Their bread is sold at Costco for abou...
- Hi, It sounds like you got a lot of coupon advice, which is great. Also remember that when the other stores arent offering extra coupon stuff, Walmart ad-matches, s...
- Hi D.~ We are not big coupon users (actually don't use them at all). But, we have found that we stay within a budget of about $170-200 per week for a family of 8. We...
