I guess when you shop at your favorite corner store, Walgreens, twice a week you are bound to grow close to their employees. Today I found out my favorite manager was no longer working there. His employee informed me there wasn’t a dry eye in the store when he had to leave. (My eyes weren’t dry when she was telling me this.) This kind and gentle man LOVED my daughter and always asked about me and my family (and visa versa.) I learned about the birth of his newborn granddaughter and could even recite to you his plans for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. What I appreciated most about this man was that I didn’t feel like a criminal every time I came in his store. He welcomed me, my daughter, and my coupons. I will miss you, Mr. C.
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All the coupons that I cut (internet, mailers, etc.) I put in an accordian organizer (thank you Rachel for telling me where to locate this cute folder-Walmart.)
Inside my accordian organizer, I have an envelope for each store. I place coupons I need for that week in that store’s envelope. For example, if I need a Revlon coupon at CVS that week, I put it in the CVS envelope. My ECBS, RRs, giftcards all stay with in their stores envelope.
Lastly, I keep all of my stuff organized in a bag. This bag stays in my car so I have access to coupons if needed.