Does anyone have a warehouse/box club membership? We are looking to get one but Im not really sure what the difference is between them. They are all about equal distance away.
Agggh, fucked up the format. We have Sam's Club in OK and I have a membershit there. I guess it's equivalent to Cosco. I only shop there once every few months, usually for diapers/wipes/meat and whatever else might catch my fancy. I never leave without dropping at least a Benjamin.
Does anyone have a warehouse/box club membership? We are looking to get one but Im not really sure what the difference is between them. They are all about equal distance away.
Does anyone have a warehouse/box club membership? We are looking to get one but Im not really sure what the difference is between them. They are all about equal distance away.
We have Costco and really like it. It helps we like a lot of their brand stuff, especially snacks and lunch type food for dd1.
Post by honeybee434 on Mar 4, 2015 10:50:47 GMT -5
I just turned on cartoons for DD while she's in her jumper. Which I said I would never do. I didn't consider how hard working from home would be without distractions, though, in my defense.
We live within walking distance (not that we walk there...) of a Costco, and we go there regularly.
There's a few things that we buy almost every week (rotisserie chicken, greek yogurt, salad stuff) that are such a good deal it's worth braving the craziness.
I just turned on cartoons for DD while she's in her jumper. Which I said I would never do. I didn't consider how hard working from home would be without distractions, though, in my defense.
Still not feeling like a great mom!
I've totally done this a couple times too. She loves Mickey Mouse club house and Sofia the First. Mine wasn't to work but to take as shower haha. I think your reasoning is way more legit
Does anyone have a warehouse/box club membership? We are looking to get one but Im not really sure what the difference is between them. They are all about equal distance away.
We signed up for costco and never went other than the time we signed up.
Post by honeybee434 on Mar 4, 2015 12:54:07 GMT -5
We're getting a Sams close to our house so will probably sign up once it opens. I haven't priced bulk items there, but need to. Mainly household products. I assume they are cheaper than normal Walmart prices?
We used to have a Sam's membership but let it expire. We basically decided that we prefer our frugal meal planning/only grocery shopping for what we need each week. We also use Amazon S&S for diapers, wipes, TP, vitamins, dog food, K-cups, kids' bath soap, condoms (yep!), and AA batteries because more it's more onvenient and cheaper. We found that Sam's just caused us to spend money we didn't need to be spending.
I finished my daily burn workout in jeans, ariat boots and a flannel shirt. I look like Al Borland. At least my jeans didn't rip. Also, don't do jumping jacks unless you want to take the chance of possibly pissing yourself. You're welcome.
I finished my daily burn workout in jeans, ariat boots and a flannel shirt. I look like Al Borland. At least my jeans didn't rip. Also, don't do jumping jacks unless you want to take the chance of possibly pissing yourself. You're welcome.
I'll bet some of the ladies on this board won't get that reference! Babies!
I finished my daily burn workout in jeans, ariat boots and a flannel shirt. I look like Al Borland. At least my jeans didn't rip. Also, don't do jumping jacks unless you want to take the chance of possibly pissing yourself. You're welcome.
I'll bet some of the ladies on this board won't get that reference! Babies!
I got it!!! YAY...oh wait, does that mean I'm old?!
Does anyone have a warehouse/box club membership? We are looking to get one but Im not really sure what the difference is between them. They are all about equal distance away.
I have a Costco one now and a Sam's Club one previously. I hated Sam's Club. They never had enough staffing and the store was always chaos. Costco is better. When they're really busy, they have more lines open. They have plenty of staffing and in general seem more professional. However, my Sam's Club experience was in a completely different city so I may not be making a fair comparison. Costco pays their workers more than Sam's Club pays their so I think they generally have happier workers and better staffing, which makes a huge difference.
DH gets papertowels, toilet paper, tortillas, Clorox wipes and some other things there. I don't really know if it's cheaper than going to Walmart or ordering off Subscribe and Save on Amazon. Clorox wipes definitely are as are the tortillas. DH likes to shop for other various things there - see what kind of deal he can get on unique meats or cheese they might have in stock - that kind of thing. If I was the primary shopper we probably wouldn't have a membership because I don't like the crowds despite it being a superior experience to Sam's Club.
Does anyone have a warehouse/box club membership? We are looking to get one but Im not really sure what the difference is between them. They are all about equal distance away.
I have a Costco one now and a Sam's Club one previously. I hated Sam's Club. They never had enough staffing and the store was always chaos. Costco is better. When they're really busy, they have more lines open. They have plenty of staffing and in general seem more professional. However, my Sam's Club experience was in a completely different city so I may not be making a fair comparison. Costco pays their workers more than Sam's Club pays their so I think they generally have happier workers and better staffing, which makes a huge difference.
DH gets papertowels, toilet paper, tortillas, Clorox wipes and some other things there. I don't really know if it's cheaper than going to Walmart or ordering off Subscribe and Save on Amazon. Clorox wipes definitely are as are the tortillas. DH likes to shop for other various things there - see what kind of deal he can get on unique meats or cheese they might have in stock - that kind of thing. If I was the primary shopper we probably wouldn't have a membership because I don't like the crowds despite it being a superior experience to Sam's Club.
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I need help figuring out travel stuff - we're flying back east for a wedding in May, and LO is coming with us, but she's not coming to the wedding. My cousin (who lives nearby, but is not associated with wedding stuff) is going to babysit while we're at the wedding.
I want to take bags of pumped milk for the afternoon/evening we'll be apart, and maybe the pump (still undecided on it, since we'll be together for all of the weekend except the wedding itself). I need a small cooler that will keep milk bags cold (not bottles)
Any advice on what to pack, or bottle coolers that you love?
I need help figuring out travel stuff - we're flying back east for a wedding in May, and LO is coming with us, but she's not coming to the wedding. My cousin (who lives nearby, but is not associated with wedding stuff) is going to babysit while we're at the wedding.
I want to take bags of pumped milk for the afternoon/evening we'll be apart, and maybe the pump (still undecided on it, since we'll be together for all of the weekend except the wedding itself). I need a small cooler that will keep milk bags cold (not bottles)
Any advice on what to pack, or bottle coolers that you love?
How long are you going to be gone during that time? At that age, I would think that she would be okay with a normal "meal". You could nurse her before you left and upon your return (even with a 5-6 hour gap). I think you would be bringing along more hassle than anything if you do plan to bring bags and the pump.
I finished my daily burn workout in jeans, ariat boots and a flannel shirt. I look like Al Borland. At least my jeans didn't rip. Also, don't do jumping jacks unless you want to take the chance of possibly pissing yourself. You're welcome.
I'll bet some of the ladies on this board won't get that reference! Babies!
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