Thursday, December 1, 2011

Coupon Extremes


A question to all the couponers of the internets?
I am in the mist of researching extreme and regular couponing and would like some feedback. Is there a need for a better couponing system? Think casual users and extreme. Most of what I have seen is a binder with some baseball card holder pages to hold your coupons.

It seems to me this is a very inefficient use of time and energy and not a good product that is usable in the long run...

A few sites you can check out if you are interested in more information are below. Please reply with your thoughts.


BLOGS
http://thekrazycouponlady.com/

www.jaimekirlewcouponing.com/

INFO

Extreme Couponing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia



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Tuesday, May 24, 2011

That ole grey Moleskine AIN'T what she used to be

Dude do not buy a moleskine book expecting the same quality you got two years ago.
Because they are worse!
They are now totally made in China so the people in Italy don't even touch them anymore.
But wait there's more!
Even the cover that was their signature thing is now processed and made in China so it's a poor plastic representation of what used to be an awesome book covering. 
Also you may notice their are more competition to the moleskine line well that's because they are all made in China now...
So pick your design books carefully designers, although their pretty much all the same now anyway.

Monday, May 23, 2011

A new twist on the old book!

 This is a great new product for any designer or sketcher.
The thing that is interesting to me is to find products that I tried to get my company to make and they tell me no or that's not a good fit. And then I see them on the market months or years later....
Still check it out below

http://www.spacesforideas.com/products/expandable-sketchbook/

Thursday, May 19, 2011

Just a sunset @ the balpark!


A nice sunset on my sons first baseball game.
Cardinals won in the 9th 3 to 2.