Quick shout out to the Happy Whisk

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The Happy Whisk is a loving gamer spouse and talented chef, but she's also a fanatic about uber-couponing, which hasn't ever been my thing before but she had a link on her site to a deal where you could load up on coupons for Digiorno's Pizza at Target.  Since I didn't feel like cooking for the gaming group tonight I followed her advice and saved $9 off $23 worth of frozen pizzas.  Hoody hoo!

In other news, we doing another session of Marvel Heroic Roleplaying tonight, and I'll post the report later this weekend.

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  1. The Happy WhiskMay 10, 2013 at 2:26 PM

    Hey, I was making breakfast supper and Tim called me in the office to read this. How cool. Thanks.

    I was looking at those pizzas just today. Curious to know what you think of them. Be nice to have a few in the freezer.

    Happy Gaming to you tonight.

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    1. WQRobbMay 10, 2013 at 3:35 PM

      I'll let you know. Interestingly enough, one of them got flagged at the register as having been recalled.

      I love breakfast food for supper, especially when I get the waffle iron out.

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    2. The Happy WhiskMay 10, 2013 at 3:38 PM

      Yes, I heard about the recall but thought they would have pulled them all by now. Something about the plastic being in the pizza. Hope you didn't get that one.

      I miss my waffle iron. Looking for a new one. Do you like yours? What kind do you have?

      Another blogger got a groovy looking one but when I went to order it, it was already gone.

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    3. The Happy WhiskMay 10, 2013 at 4:11 PM

      PS: I found your email on your profile and sent you some coupon stuff.

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