Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Free Tickets to Japan
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
FREE For 1 Year- Two Day Shipping with Amazon Prime
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Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Peet's Coffee--BOGO Coupon
Monday, May 9, 2011
Starbucks Frappucino Happy Hour
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Tag Heuer and LVMH Friends and Family Sale
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
FREE Ride to Catalina Island on Your Birthday
Thursday, April 14, 2011
FREE Admission to National Parks
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Baja Fresh--$2 Baja Bowls until 4/24/11
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
California Spa Week--April 11-17, 2011
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Friday, March 18, 2011
Shop Forever21 today and 100% of every dollar goes to Japan
Shop at Forever21 online today and 100% of every dollar will go towards earthquake and tsunami relief efforts in Japan.
Monday, March 14, 2011
Gap's Give and Get Program
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
THE Limited Semi-Annual Suit Sale
From now till March 13, buy a suit jacket at The Limited for regular price and get a skirt or pant for free.
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Friday, March 4, 2011
Ski on the Cheap
Ski Free Deals: Buy 10 gallons of fuel at participating Shell stations and get 1 SKI FREE voucher redeemable for 1 free lift ticket with the purchase of a full price adult ski lift ticket. Participating resorts in British Columbia, California, Colorado, Michigan, Oregon, Washington and Wisconsin.
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Amazon Magazine Deals
Marie Claire Magazine: $5/year or 42 cents an issue
Redbook Magazine:$3/year or 25 cents an issue
Seventeen Magazine: $5/year or 50 cents an issue
Bazaar Magazine: $5/year or 45 cents an issue
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Oscar Party, Living Budget Chic Style
Invites: Use Evite's online Oscar-theme invites to help set the mood.
Decor: Always a fan of Oriental Trading for cheap and kitschy decorations. Look for Oscar trophies, mock red carpet, and movie cutouts. Pizzazzerie also has inexpensive decor ideas with supplies you can get from Target or your local discount store.
Beverages: Stick with 2-3 signature cocktails for ease and affordability. Here are some classic standby recipes that would surely rock your guests.
Food and Apps: Keep tummies full and satisfied with these appetizers that cost less than a dollar per serving. Mix them up with these party-friendly recipes--these Fig and Sausage Skewers seem fancy but are very easy to make. Alternatively, why not serve decadent gourmet movie popcorn that you can whip up at home?
Party Games: It wouldn't be a proper Oscar party without some Oscar-theme games. Make some money and take bets on the winner in each category and use That’s the Spirit’s Oscar Party Pool Sheet. Here are other amusing Oscar party games that run the gamut from trivia games, drinking games and karaoke.
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Free Redbox DVD Movie Rental
To celebrate Oscar season, Redbox is offering a free Redbox DVD movie rental. "Like" Redbox's Facebook page, and you will receive a unique code to get a free movie rental, which can be used on February 24th only.
Monday, February 21, 2011
Free Blockbuster Express Movie Rental
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Friday, February 11, 2011
Free BlowOut At ULTA
I am always in for a free blowout, since I always crave straight, glossy hair. Call the ULTA nearest you to make an appointment for:
Wednesday, Feb 16th 3 pm-8 pm
Thursday, Feb 17th, 1 pm-4 pm
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Barney's Warehouse Sale 2011
It's the time of the year again! Stock up on some goodies at Barney's NY warehouse sale in Los Angeles and New York.
Los Angeles
The LA Convention Center
Kentia Hall 1201 South Figueroa Street
Feb 10- Feb 21,2011
New York
255 W 17th Street
Between 7th and 8th Avenue
Feb 17-March 6, 2011
Monday, February 7, 2011
Be Your Own Fabulous Decorator
Itching to redecorate and don’t know where to start? Pick up priceless decorating advice for free and be your own interior decorator. Stores like Pottery Barn and West Elm offer ongoing free design classes that will help you accessorize your home in style. RSVP at the store nearest you.
Feb 5-Feb 17: How to Choose the Perfect Wall Color
Feb 12: Indoor Gardening with Shane Powers' New Collection of Vases and Vessels
Friday, February 4, 2011
Free Museum Weekend
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
7 For All Mankind Addt'l 40% Sale
Monday, January 31, 2011
Luxury Online Consignment Guide
Photos from Anns Fabulous Finds and Luxury Exchange
Once in a while, I fantasize about finding a perfect-condition black Chanel quilted purse at a clearance bin of a vintage store. That may have been possible 15 years ago, way before EBAY made “thrifting” trendy and decreased any chances of ever finding that elusive Chanel at a super discount. So what’s the next best thing? Find the perfect vintage without ever venturing inside a second-hand store or spending your Saturdays braving estate sales. These online consignment stores offer guaranteed authentic Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs, Hermes, and other luxury accessories all categorized and ready for perusing. Some of these sites offer 30 or 60-day layaways with a minimal upfront deposit.
On the flip side, if your NY's resolution includes a "shopping ban", some of these sites offer consignment programs to help you unload your designer goodies and earn you some extra cash.
Anns Fabulous Finds: Stocks new arrivals frequently but some brands sell quickly, so visit often for best selection.
Portero: Easy navigable and well organized website.
Couture USA: Diverse selection of clothing, bags, luggage, jewelry and other accessories.
Luxury Exchange: Look at sale items for even deeper discounts.
Bag Borrow or Steal Private Sale: Offers barely-used items. Don’t want to buy? Its sister site, Avelle, offers rentals of bags, accessories, watches, etc.
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Flash Deals: Budget Travel Magazine and Whole Living Magazine
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Do You Kindle?
So you’ve already bought an e-reader for $200, and now you have to spend more money filling with up with literary goodness. Before you chuck some more hard-earned cash, there are places you can get electronic books for free. A lot of these are older books in public domain, but many public libraries have e-book depositories where you can “borrow” the most recent bestsellers. Going this route requires some patience and time (where the most popular books may be checked out and have long waiting lists), but it’s worth a try before selling out $10-20 for an e-book.
These are some library ebook databases I've used in the past:
Southern California Digital Library
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Friday, January 21, 2011
6pm.com LUXE Weekend Sale
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Winter Restaurant Guide
- Alexandria, VA: Jan 21-30
- Annapolis, MD: Feb 21-27
- Ann Arbor, MI: Jan 16-21
- Atlantic City, NJ: Feb 27-Mar 5
- Baltimore, MA: Jan 21-30
- Bethesda/Chevy Chase, MD: Jan 24-30
- Boston, MA: Mar 6-11, 13-18
- Charlotte, NC: Jan 21-30
- Chicago, IL: Feb 18-27
- Denver, CO: Feb 26-Mar 11
- Kansas City, KS: Jan 21-30
- Los Angeles, CA: January 23-28, Jan 30-Feb. 4
- Maine: Mar 1-12
- Nashville, TN: Jan 17-23
- North Carolina area: Jan 24-30
- Orange County, CA : Feb. 27-Mar 5
- Newport Beach, CA: Jan 21-27
- New York City, NY: Jan 24-Feb 6
- Philadelphia (Center City), PA: Jan 16-21,23-28
- San Diego, CA : Jan 16-21
- San Francisco, CA: Jan 15-31
- Sonoma County, CA: Feb 21-27
- Vancouver, Canada: Jan 24-Feb 6
- Washington, DC: Jan 17-23
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
“When” to Buy “What” Shopping Guide
Winter (Dec-Feb)
• Air Conditioners (when there’s low demand)
• Bicycles and Outdoor Gear (when new models are filling up store shelves)
• Carpet and Flooring (when there’s low demand)
• Champagne (steep competition during the holidays)
• Chocolate (stock up after Valentine’s Day)
• Digital Cameras (January and February for deals on last year’s models)
• Furniture (January, when stores have to make way for new inventory)
• Gas Grills (when there’s low demand)
• Linens and Bedding (January, coinciding with “White Sales”)
• Wrapping Paper (January, once Christmas has come and gone)
Spring (March-May)
• Cookware (coinciding with graduation and wedding season)
• Car Parts and Accessories (April, in honor of National Car Care Month)
• Gym Memberships (starting in Spring, when NY's resolutions have all been forgotten)
• Used Cars (Dealers increase their inventories in April to prepare for spring selling season)
• Winter Clothes (end of season sales)
Summer (June-August)
• Beach/Swimming Gear (in August, when retailers are making way for fall items)
• Furniture (July, when stores have to make way for new inventory)
Fall (September-November)
• Car Parts and Accessories (October, in honor of Fall Car Care Month)
• Cookware (gearing up for the holiday buying season)
• Home Appliances (in September/October when new inventory hits the stores)
• New Cars (Dealers get inventory in September and are eager to get rid of old models.)
• Shrubs and Trees (as nurseries are clearing out inventory)
• Toys (because of fierce competition for the holidays)
• Wedding Dresses (between Thanksgiving and Christmas)