Restaurant.com - Use the coupon code HUNGRY to get 70% off. This is good through tomorrow.
Pier 1 - Is having a creature's comfort sale. Up to 25% off selected items that I'm guessing are comfortable in someway?
Bath and Body Works - Free tote with any $25 purchase, use the code: LOVETOTE, while supplies last (online only). There's also free shipping on orders of $50 or more and 3 wick candles are 2 for $20. Pocket hand sanitizers are 5 for $5.
Banana Republic - Today is the last day to save 30% with the code SAVEBIG at Banana Republic, Gap, or Old Navy. And you get free shipping with $100 or more. The cool thing about their site is that you can shop at all three at once, and pay one shipping price. So I'm guessing you can shop at all three stores to get to $100 and get free shipping faster that way. You also get 10% off every Tuesday if you have one of their store cards with the code TUESDAYS.
J Crew - Free shipping on orders of $100 or more with the code AUTUMN.
Macy's - Has too many sales right now to even list. Just click here.
Sak's 5th Avenue - Use the code COLOR2 to get a free gift tote with any beauty purchase of $100. For free shipping at $200 use the code SFASHIP.
H&M - is celebrating 10 years of being in the US. There's a huge sale in store where many items are $10 off.
The Children's Place - Save 20% with the coupon code OCTOBER10A
Express - Is having their Fall sale right now plus BOGO Jeans and you get an extra 50 points on your card if you buy a sweater.
Nordstrom's - Use the coupon code SHOES to get free shipping with any shoe purchase.
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Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Spring Cleaning means buying more stuff!!
Before I start, I just want to say wow! Only a few days into officially becoming public and YBM already has 5 followers, almost 300 hits, and two comments! I know that seems like a small start in comparison to other hugely popular blogs, but considering my previous attempts at the Blogosphere, this is a really big deal for me. So I just want to thank all of you who are checking me out, those who plan to stick with me through this journey, and those who have promoted YBM around. I really appreciate it!
Also, I have some questions for those more experienced. Specifically, can someone who is not logged into Blogger test out the comments section? I want to make sure other people can leave comments. And does anyone know how to make it so I am either notified via email when people leave comments, or I have a notification on my dashboard (without having to subscribe to every single post). Thanks!!
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I don't know about you, but when Spring comes around the icy parts of my wallet melt and I have the strong desire to run out and go shopping. I want Spring and summer clothes and bright happy things for my apartment. But we're in a recession here, and I have no money because I make no money, so this is probably not the best idea for me right now. This is a total shame because our apartment really isn't season friendly. Sometimes (just to brighten the mood, or make things feel new) the best thing you can do to give your home a mini facelift is just change around the accents. Swap out the throw pillows, lamp shades, dish towels, switch plates and any other little details you think look too drab for the Spring.
Perfect example (that was super easy and I spent NO money): Fall is by far my favorite season, and I love, so am absolutely obsessed with, Christmas. All of our candles are named things like "Pumpkin Pie," "Fireplace," "Evergreen tree," etc. For my birthday I got a candle from Noelle that smells like a tropical beach, and I told her it reminded me of California (we're moving there in August which I'm sure will bring a whole host of moving related entries!) so now I have it out. Realizing that my "Fresh Leaves" or dark green candles didn't really match it, I switched them out for brighter colored ones and ones that smelled more beachy. The instant scent transformation already makes the place seem brighter and lighter.
Now, that's not as good as being able to buy brand new throw pillows. But if I could go shopping, here's some really cute things that capture the spirit of spring that I might buy for our home:
Crate and Barrel:
William Sonoma:
$39.00-62.00
Pier 1:
$2.95
Usually I don't like fake flowers (ones that look real are very hard to find, and it looks cheap to me). But, for those of you who do like them, I thought these were very cute. And there were some white hydrangeas (which are one of my favorite flowers) too. These are $5.00 each.
Pottery Barn:
$9 for a set of 3
Eggs - $14
$7.99
Target:
$19.99
Bed Bath and Beyond:
$5.99-12.99
There is a whole line of products with this pattern (including bath linens and glassware). This placemat is $6.99.
Anthropologie:
$14.95
$2.95
Urban Outfitters:
Online only - $4.99
Also, I have some questions for those more experienced. Specifically, can someone who is not logged into Blogger test out the comments section? I want to make sure other people can leave comments. And does anyone know how to make it so I am either notified via email when people leave comments, or I have a notification on my dashboard (without having to subscribe to every single post). Thanks!!
I don't know about you, but when Spring comes around the icy parts of my wallet melt and I have the strong desire to run out and go shopping. I want Spring and summer clothes and bright happy things for my apartment. But we're in a recession here, and I have no money because I make no money, so this is probably not the best idea for me right now. This is a total shame because our apartment really isn't season friendly. Sometimes (just to brighten the mood, or make things feel new) the best thing you can do to give your home a mini facelift is just change around the accents. Swap out the throw pillows, lamp shades, dish towels, switch plates and any other little details you think look too drab for the Spring.
Perfect example (that was super easy and I spent NO money): Fall is by far my favorite season, and I love, so am absolutely obsessed with, Christmas. All of our candles are named things like "Pumpkin Pie," "Fireplace," "Evergreen tree," etc. For my birthday I got a candle from Noelle that smells like a tropical beach, and I told her it reminded me of California (we're moving there in August which I'm sure will bring a whole host of moving related entries!) so now I have it out. Realizing that my "Fresh Leaves" or dark green candles didn't really match it, I switched them out for brighter colored ones and ones that smelled more beachy. The instant scent transformation already makes the place seem brighter and lighter.
Now, that's not as good as being able to buy brand new throw pillows. But if I could go shopping, here's some really cute things that capture the spirit of spring that I might buy for our home:
Crate and Barrel:
William Sonoma:
$39.00-62.00
Pier 1:
$2.95
Usually I don't like fake flowers (ones that look real are very hard to find, and it looks cheap to me). But, for those of you who do like them, I thought these were very cute. And there were some white hydrangeas (which are one of my favorite flowers) too. These are $5.00 each.
Pottery Barn:
$9 for a set of 3
Eggs - $14
$7.99
Target:
$19.99
Bed Bath and Beyond:
$5.99-12.99
There is a whole line of products with this pattern (including bath linens and glassware). This placemat is $6.99.
Anthropologie:
$14.95
$2.95
Urban Outfitters:
Online only - $4.99
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Word to your Mother
Is it my imagination or is Mother's Day early this year? For those of you who forgot just how early it is, here's some gift ideas for your mommy. My mom is gonna be jealous I didn't get her any of these things. She just wanted flowers for her garden, how boring!
Banana Republic
With 25% discount (BRSale25 or TAXBREAK25) - $40
Old Navy
*When you shop at stores in the Banana Republic family (which includes Old Navy, The Gap, Athleta, and Piperlime) you pay one flat shipping fee.
Etsy.com
For those of you who do not know about the website Etsy, it's everyday people who make crafts and sell vintage things online. Some of the stuff is really high quality, and one of my favorite vendors is Mylavaliere. If you buy multiple items from her, there is one low flat shipping fee.
Crate and Barrel
I think this vase with some big white flowers would be gorgeous.
Sephora
Don't forget there's free shipping on orders over $50, and the three free samples with each purchase.
$23.00
$25.00
Gift baskets are always fun too, although they can get pricey. If you want to buy a pre-made one, Wine Country Baskets has some really great ones that are under $30. If you want to make one yourself, it always helps to give pieces that can perform double duty. For example:
Pier 1
$12.00 - This can be your basket, but it can also be used to hold bread, or your keys, etc.
And some other yummy treats to put in there!
William Sonoma
Stonewall Kitchen
$6.95
$6.50
Some other good ideas: packets of flower seeds, her favorite candy, cute little note cards or writing pads, trial size toiletries from Bath and Body works.
Happy shopping!
Banana Republic
With 25% discount (BRSale25 or TAXBREAK25) - $40
Old Navy
*When you shop at stores in the Banana Republic family (which includes Old Navy, The Gap, Athleta, and Piperlime) you pay one flat shipping fee.
Etsy.com
For those of you who do not know about the website Etsy, it's everyday people who make crafts and sell vintage things online. Some of the stuff is really high quality, and one of my favorite vendors is Mylavaliere. If you buy multiple items from her, there is one low flat shipping fee.
Crate and Barrel
I think this vase with some big white flowers would be gorgeous.
Sephora
Don't forget there's free shipping on orders over $50, and the three free samples with each purchase.
$23.00
$25.00
Gift baskets are always fun too, although they can get pricey. If you want to buy a pre-made one, Wine Country Baskets has some really great ones that are under $30. If you want to make one yourself, it always helps to give pieces that can perform double duty. For example:
Pier 1
$12.00 - This can be your basket, but it can also be used to hold bread, or your keys, etc.
And some other yummy treats to put in there!
William Sonoma
Stonewall Kitchen
$6.95
$6.50
Some other good ideas: packets of flower seeds, her favorite candy, cute little note cards or writing pads, trial size toiletries from Bath and Body works.
Happy shopping!
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