Last night my 13 year old decides he wants a haircut, I am freaking out over this. Did I hear him correctly, he wants to cut the overgrown bush that has taken over his head? His hair is so thick I have been increasingly concerned that his brain can’t breathe. That and being a teenager is a bad combo.

Naturally, “I jump in it” ( with a russian accent, can you identify that commercial?) I say, “can I cut it, please please” Here is where the proof comes in that his brain was indeed being deprived of the necessary oxygen. Who does he pick? His Mother? A formerly licensed Barber who went to Barber College and has done haircuts in the 1000’s?

Nooooo, the teen genius picks his me, the guy that can’t hold scissors or trim his own sideburns properly. Can you believe he had the gall to blame me for the bad haircut? I think his brain is back to fully functioning(for a teenager) He really has taken it well. Well, he will be able to look back and laugh, and so will we!

I love the white cheddar Cheeze-Its so I am looking forward to these! Thanks Dealicious Finds.

Cheez-its Baby Swiss Crackers – $2.28
$1.00/1 Cheez-its Baby Swiss Crackers printable
Total: $1.28

The $.55/1 relish coupon is BACK! Go HERE to print yours, this makes it only $.63 at Walmart. Thanks, Lady Savings

A couple of days ago Walmart announced it would be bringing back a lot of products they previously carried(8500?) They also clarified that you do not need to bring your store ads for pricematching. I would live by better safe than sorry. Here it is:

Wal-Mart announced it is bringing back thousands of products that were dumped from stores, they say they are ready to roll up their sleeves to win the lowest-price battle with their rivals. “We’re bringing back products and brands [our customers] want,” said Mac Naughton.

After alienating customers by culling too many products from shelves, Wal-Mart is bringing the variety back by adding 8,500 items to stores.

From now on, if customers find a lower advertised price, Wal-Mart promises to match that price at the register in all stores without requiring shoppers to bring in a competitor’s ad as proof.