January “Finds”
Posted by pennyJan 27
I have not shared some of my “finds” lately, so I am going to tell you about several today. These are some of my families favorites these days.
All of these finds are ‘food’ finds except for one but they are what we have discovered lately.

I love these LARGE glass Vases that I found at Family Dollar recently. You could do so many things with these and use them for any occasion. You do not find these often (you can fill it with fruits, vegetables, balls, etc. and then put the water and flowers in) at this price and this large. Remember, Family Dollar is located on Willow Street (down from the Scottsboro Utilities Board).

You probably have seen the Green Mountain Coffee bags or boxesat Walmart but maybe not sure how good it was….. Well, I love the Green Mountain Coffee Breafast Blend. It also comes in the single servings for those coffee makers. If you have not tried this, you need to because hopefully it will be your ‘favorite’ coffee after one sip.

I have said before that my girls LOVE muffins and these are probably their favorite (and their friends) that I make for them. You would think they were made from ’scratch’ but really it is just a packet of Martha White Muffin Mix (Strawberry and Blueberry Cheesecake) and I add a 1/2 cup of skim milk. I always make two bags at one time so the muffins are really big.
I had a friend who introduced me to Progresso French Onion Soup and it is so good. To make it even better, you can put a small piece of french bread with some low-fat or fat free mozzarella cheese and you have the best meal.

My girls and I are addicted to these…… They are really clementines but called Cuties and you will only get enjoy them only a few more weeks. If you can find them in the box, get it because a bag does not last long. We can go through a bag in 3 days.

I love creamer in my coffee and this is my favorite these days. It is International Delight Coffee (Skinny Fat Free) White Chocolate Mocha and it is more than good.
You can also get the “Singles” in creamer (liquid) and they are great for when you are on the go.
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Big ‘C’ Drugs continues to move forward with technology as well as staying abreast of the latest medical pharmaceutical breakthroughs.
For the highly technical patient, Big ‘C’ now offers a new updated and more user friendly Refill Rx.
Refill Rx is a website dedicated to providing you access to “your” pharmacy via the Internet. With Refill Rx, you are able to perform functions such as submit refill requests, learn the status of your prescriptions, view and print patient education leaflets, as well as obtain valuable store coupons.

Another way, Big C Drugs offers more personalized attention to their customers is through our compounding.
Compounding is the ability to prepare unique, otherwise unavailable, and more palatable dosage forms of medications. In our compounding lab, the pharmacist can customize medications to suit the patients needs. All compounding requests come from doctors and it is essentially a triad-doctor, patient and pharmacist.
For more information on Big C Drugs, you can go to their website here.

With all of the rain that we have had lately, looking for a new car or truckmay be the last thing on your mind these days. Don’t let the rain put a damper on your car shopping…remember all of Harbin Automotive’s inventory is online at www.harbinautomotive.com You can shop rain-free in the comfort of your own home.

If you have not seen the new 2012 Chevrolet Equinox, this is a glimpse of the outside but you will definitely want to check out all that this vehicle has to offer. I love the looks, size and features.

The Wimberly House is having a BIG WINTER SALE right now and it will go through tomorrow (Saturday, January 28th) and this sale includes all clothes and shoes at 1/2 price. There are additional sale items throughout the store too.
I love these vinyl letters that The Wimberly House has that you can put on just about anything. You can take a plain candle and add an initial to it and it looks totally different. They have letters in small and large sizes.

Burlap Door Decorations are a hot item these days and I love this Valentine one that I found at The Wimberly House. I love the shape and colors of it. If you are wanting a few heart items to make your home feel “festive”, you need to see the ‘heart’ goods here.

FBC will be having a guest Sunday night and I would like to invite all of you to hear and enjoy Dennis Swanberg. Dennis is a America’s “Minister of Encouragement” so there is sure to be lots of laughs and only a good time.

To learn more about Dennis, you can go to his website here.

I shared with you a few months ago about this MUCH NEEDED service/business that Justin Mayhew is offering…
I recently had my Wedding VHS tape converted into a DVD and how happy I am with it. I feel old knowing that it has almost been 18 years since that VHS was made but so glad that I had it done. BUT, I don’t have a VCR anymore and there was no way of sharing that special day with my girls. Now, I have it on a DVD and we have already enjoyed watching it and the girls loved making fun of all the clothes and hairstyles from those “way back when” days. Ha!
This is a perfect time to get those old videos out of the drawers or cabinets and let Justin convert them into DVD’s.
Justin can convert 8mm and Super 8 films to DVD. He can also take care of those VHS, VHS-C, Video8 and even turn those mini DVDs to DVD.
You can reach Justin at (256) 599-5951.
Until next week.
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