@SearsHoldings @Sears horrible cutomer service

I recently placed an online order for shorts for my daughter as she is growing & had none that fit…. The 1st place that came to mind was Sears because they have they site to store & my daughter can shop online & we can pick it up in a town 20 minutes away, however no store within a 50 mile radius had the in stock so I decided to place the order online. I got a great deal because I shopped during their friends & family time, plus received free shipping because the order was over a certain amount, I think I also had a coupon code I entered for an additional 15% off. we were happy when the box arrived, my daughter was excited because it was 75 degrees out & she was in jeans, she opens the box & said “uuum whats this? these aren’t my clothes!!!” I looked in the box & what do I see??? lots of little girls size 3t clothes, I promptly called Sears & spoke with someone & then spoke with a manager & after 45 min I was told I had to send wrong items back then reorder the correct ones. My 1st question was ” am I going to be able to get them for the same price? the manager assured me that I would be able to place my order online then call or hit that chat button & they would adjust the prices for me also the manager said she would be sending out a gift card for 5.00 for my troubles … how ever that is not what happened… I have copied & pasted my whole conversation with them tonight.minus my name add & e mail…. let me just say I am not very happy right now… READ AWAY

 

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Hi, my name is Serto, and it is my pleasure to assist you today. May I have your name please?

you: Beth Babcock

Serto: Good Evening Beth. How may I help you with your order today?

you: I ordered some items & when they were shipped they were not the correct items I sent them back as instructed & was told I could redo my original order & receive the shorts for the same price… also one of the shorts i had ordered sears no longer carries

Serto: I am sorry to hear that you received wrong item and you want to re-order the correct  item now, however, the particular item is no longer available. I will be happy to check the item information for you today.

Serto: For verification purposes, may I have the full name on the account and the billing address along with the email that was used to place the order please?

you:

Serto: Thank you.

Serto: Do you want to re-order all five items?

you: no just the shorts & i need to order them in a size 5 if they are available in that size

you: can you also check & see if the woman I spoke with originally has sent out a gift card like she said

you: the Vintage 1955 juniors shorts are the ones that the website says they no longer carry

Serto: Thank you let me check it please.

Serto: Here I see you have ordered four type of juniors shorts, may I have the particular shorts you are referring for please?

you: I would like to reorder all of them in a size 5

Serto: Thank you.

Serto: Currently we don’t have the option to check the color you have ordered, may I have the color you are referring for please?

you: bongo distressed shorts dark blue

you: bongo Destructed med wash

you: Bongo Junior’s Ruched Shorts black

you: Vintage 1955 Junior’s Deconstructed i am unsure as to what color we ordered for those… do you know the colors available?

Serto: Thank you.

Serto: Let me check it please.

Serto: I have checked the previous order and I don’t see you have order for Vintage 1955 Junior’s Deconstructed?

you: i ordered them & they have it marked oline as returned…I also have the confirmation email that shows it was returned

Serto: Thank you for confirming.

you: 00233999003 is the # they have under the description if that helps

Serto: Thank you. Here I see currently Vintage 1955-Junior’s Deconstructed Belted Shorts and Toddler’s Woven Pants are not in stock.

you: I do not want the woven pants anymore

Serto: Currently we have only three item we have in stock.

Serto: Bongo  Junior’s Ruched Shorts

Serto: Size: 5 , Special Sizes: Juniors , Color: Black

Serto: Bongo  Junior’s Destructed Denim Shorts

Serto: Size: 5 , Special Sizes: Juniors , Color: Medium Wash

Serto: Bongo  Junior’s Distressed Denim Shorts

Serto: Size: 5 , Special Sizes: Juniors , Color: Dark Blue

you: that is fine can you order them for me at the price I originally had them?

you: or give me a promo code to use online I have them in my cart already

Serto: I am checking please.

Serto: I really appreciate your time and patience.

you: not a problem I just hope this can be resolved

Serto: Beth, I have checked a coupon code, but, currently we don’t have any coupon code for this items.  However, I will be happy to place the order and after placing the order we will be happy to adjust the item price and you will get refund for the difference amount within 3-5 business days.

Serto: How does that sound?

you: no I have a gift card that was used & it only has the funds on it that was refunded form the 1st order.. I was told when I called that all I had to do was call or go online & chat to place order & the order would be corrected

Serto: I am sorry for that. Here I see you have used your credit card and rewards points and the refund has been credited to your account and  $6.47 has been credited on your SYWR account.

you: all I have gotten from sears has been a run around about this order, 1st they ship wrong item then, say I have to reorder & i will get EVERYTHING i ordered that i had not received now you tell me 1 pair of shorts is out of stock & I have to pay full price for them then be refunded back the difference???? this is not right at all

you: & the card I used is a american express gift card and I used my rewards points

Serto: Yes, I see the gift card refund has been credited to your gift card  and also  $6.47 has been credited on your SYWR account.

you: I told you that earlier!!!! “no I have a gift card that was used & it only has the funds on it that was refunded form the 1st order.” DID YOU EVEN READ THIS????

you: IT CLEARLY STATES THAT THE FUNDS ON IT ARE FOR THE REFUND FROM THE ORIGINAL ORDER

you: right now if I were to check out it would be 62.66 for 3 pairs of shorts…ALMOST 20 MORE THAN THE ORIGINAL ORDER WITH 5 ITEMS

Serto: Yes, I see the original refund has been credited and we will re-order the same item, however, we don’t have the option to adjust the price before placing the order, after placing the order only we can adjust the difference price.

Serto: Currently two items are not in stock, only three items are in stock.

you: I was told when I spoke with the manager about this that the prices could be changed before placing the order they can do it in the store so you or a manager should be able to do this

you: is there anyway a manager could call me so I do not have to type things over & over

Serto: I am sorry for that. Online we don’t have the option to change the item price before placing the order, after placing the order only we have the option to adjust the item price. As online chat we don’t have the option to contact you over the phone, however, if you are willing to contact over the phone I will be happy to give you our customer service number where you can contact and assist you better over the phone.

you: you were absolutely NO help today

Serto: I’m sorry for any inconvenience this matter may have caused you.

you: its funny that I just put in a coupon code from an email I received & was able to get 15% off my order 2 pairs of the shorts are now the original price

you: how is it that you are a paid employee & i am not & i was ablr to get the discount with out your help??? I suggest you ask for better training from your management… I would hate to see Sears lose valuable customers due to your ignorance about sale and discounts or customer sevice for that matter

Serto: Beth, the coupon code which you have received via email, that is a special coupon code and online chat we don’t have the option to check our special coupon code information.

Serto: I wish we have the option to changes the item price, however, we don’t have the option to change the item price.

you: I would think that Sears holdings would give you some opyion to help customers better than you have… I am aware that this is not your fault you are only trained to do what you have my frustration is with the company for not educating their employees properly

you: have a wonderful night

Serto: I’m so sorry that happened to you.   Is there anything else I can assist you with today?

Serto: I have not received a response yet. Would you like to continue chatting with me?

you: sorry no thank you

Serto: Beth, if you have any query please feel free to contact us we will be happy to help you. We appreciate your business and we want to keep you as a customer.

Serto: I want to remind you that you can buy with confidence from Sears with our 14 Day Price Match and 14 day Price Protection policy This allows you to order now to make sure you get your items, and ensures the best price.

Serto: Thanks for chatting with me regarding the query!

Serto: Thank you for choosing us today; we appreciate your business. Good bye and have a great evening.

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***********************************UPDATE***************************UPDATE********************

I called and reorder Danielles shorts over the phone and the 1st time i called when the man tried to place my order we were disconnected, i waited a few minutes to see if he would call me back after all he had my telephone #… Nope he never called back, So i placed yet another call to Sears and when the woman csr tried to put me on hold the same thing happened so I thought hey she was really nice & caring she will definitely call back.. NOPE she never did either, so either they didnt care or they are unable to make outgoing calls.. I hope it was that they just didnt care because i can deal with a few people that dont care, not a large com[any that doesnt care enough to let their CSRs make outgoing call to customers who were disconnected. After my 3rd and final call when I explained to this CSR what happened the previous times she was very apologetic & never placed me on hold, she was great she placed my order & everything went smooth this time. However, i was told that my price adjustment would probably take 3-5 business days to post to my acct, I am sad to say that today was day 5 & still have not received the price adjustment… I also have yet to receive the gift card that was promised to me from the supervisor from the first phone call about the wrong items shipped. Over all I am very disappointed with the way they have handled themselves…. Will I place another order? Probably not… Will I continue to shop there??? at this point I am not sure but I probably will show my face in the stores again just not order online.

Our Eagle Scout is Wired Differently! OA

Woot!! Big Guy is now officially a member of the Order of the Arrow!
Congrats Tyler!
 

He will be honored by fellow scouts, leaders and members of the committee of  Boy Scout Troop 19 at an Eagle Scout Court of Honor at 4 p.m. Sunday March 13, 2011 at St. Mary’s Immaculate Parish, Cana Hall in Plainfield, IL.

For his Eagle project, he led his troop in the planting of 32 Trees (evergreens, several fruit trees, a number of maples and others) at Christ’s Mission church  located at 22811 S. Cedar Rd in New Lenox, IL. It serves approximately 145 members, covers 15 acres of land and consists of 4 buildings; the church, House of Hope, Shepard’s House and the pastor’s home. The trees provide shade to the – Christ’s Academy and the surrounding buildings on the church property. The trees provide a partial windbreak, and shade from the sun and wind. More on Tyler’s Eagle Project.
Tyler also demonstrates the Boy Scouts’ concern for others in our community, by volunteering each month at ChristMissionChurch, with unloading the trucks and sorting out food, to help out with the Food Ministry that distributes food each month to local families.
For Tyler, Scouting was  important for him, more than it might be for other boys; because it was difficult for him to be involved in other social activities he would have had no social outlet at all. Boy Scouts was the only organization that offered camping and fellowship with other boys. Boy Scouts has taught him lessons he may have not picked up otherwise. It has taught him to be a leader and that hard work pays off.
If it hadn’t been for the adult Leaders, Dave Foster, Major Payne (aka Jim Mraz), Adrian McClelland, Harold Cunningham, and the support of Troop 19 scouts. He would not be the kid he is today. It’s made me feel that there’s still hope that he’s going to be independent one day that he’s going to eventually be able to go to college and have a job. I want to Thank All of You, for opening a way for him to view the world. You have helped mold a bright, articulate, socially-growing boy who seems just a bit quirky to an Eagle Scout.
For many Boy Scouts, learning to tie a bowline can be tough. Tying knots was easy for Ty. The challenge was the stares and the teasing that he sometimes experienced because of his tendency to pace back and forth or talk to himself. Tyler, has Asperger’s syndrome, a form of high-functioning autism.
From his earliest days as a scout, Tyler talked about becoming an Eagle Scout, I wasn’t sure if he would make it. Merit badges weren’t Ty’s only strengths as a scout. He was good at fire building and knot tying, two skills many scouts struggle to master. Despite his disability and the teasing, scouting became a focus of Ty’s life, on December 30. 2010 he achieved the rank of an Eagle Scout. Only 4 percent of all scouts reach: Eagle Scout.
There is always that first time when someone meets Ty, where people were put off and made fun of him a little. His behavior is odd to some people, after a while they seem to accept him. Ty had a lot of teasing from other kids that did not understand his behavior of pacing back and forth, banging his head against the wall or talking to himself while growing up. When there was teasing he just shrugged it off.  Ty is really bad at organization and timekeeping, and also has problems with social aspects, like saying the wrong thing and not quite getting people’s body language. People with Asperger’s syndrome are often socially isolated and have eccentric behaviors, especially in childhood, that cause them to stand out. It can also be characterized by a lack of social skills, a difficulty in social relationships and a limited range of interests or activities. With weekly therapy from Trinity Services, those behaviors became less common.

Congratulations Tyler!!

 

Sprucing up Breakfast with Pillsbury Biscuits and a Coupon!

Tired of the same old cold cereal routine? Spruce up your breakfast and make a batch of Grands!® Biscuit Sandwiches

Be sure to visit Pillsbury.com to find more convenient and delicious recipes!

INGREDIENTS

1 can (16.3 oz) Pillsbury® Grands!® refrigerated buttermilk biscuits
8 slices bacon, cut in half
1 tablespoon butter or margarine
8 eggs, beaten
8 slices American cheese

DIRECTIONS

1 Make biscuits and bacon as directed on packages.
2 Meanwhile, in 8-inch skillet, melt butter. Pour eggs into skillet. Cook, stirring occasionally, until set. Season with salt and pepper as desired.
3 Split biscuits. Fill each with egg, cheese and bacon.
Turn up the heat when you add chopped green chiles to the egg mixture.

 

Recipe from Pillsbury.com

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Be sure to visit Pillsbury.com to find convenient, delicious recipes and remember to share the coupon offer with your family and friends so they can take advantage of the discount as well.

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Whole Grain First Ingredient

The Dietary Guidelines recommend choosing products with a whole grain listed as the first ingredient. Now every cereal with the white check has more whole grain than any other single ingredient, with the same great taste. You will see whole grain as the first ingredient on the ingredient list, indicating that whole grain is the first and most prevalent ingredient.

According to Dr. Travis Stork, emergency room physician and host of "The Doctors," identifying whole grain products can be challenging. Shoppers can look for cues on the front of the box, but they need to read the ingredient list to know if they are getting products with whole grain as the first ingredient. Ingredient lists detail ingredients in order of prevalence, and if the words "whole" or "whole grain" are followed by a grain like wheat or oats, it means the food contains more whole grain than any other single ingredient. Here´s how to determine if your cereals have whole grain as a first ingredient:

People really want to make healthy eating decisions, but there are a lot of messages vying for their attention in the supermarket. This can be especially true when it comes to determining which foods have a meaningful amount of whole grain. Dr. Stork has some additional recommendations to help you include whole grain easily into your diet. They include:

  • Start Early! The Dietary Guidelines recommend people get at least 48 grams of whole grain in their daily diets. Get a jump-start on the day´s nutrition by incorporating whole grain into your morning routine. For instance, when choosing cereal make sure whole grain is listed as the first ingredient. One easy choice is cereal with the white check, which have more whole grain than any other single ingredient.
  • Make Simple Swaps. Choose whole grain versions of the foods you love. Great options include whole wheat pasta and whole wheat bread or even whole grain crackers. Also, try different types of whole grain. Use brown rice instead of white rice as a side dish at dinner or popcorn, which is a whole grain, for a snack.
  • Don´t Judge a Food by Its Cover. The front of food packages provide good nutritional cues, but don´t forget to read the ingredients and check the nutrition label and side labels for additional health information. Cereals with the white check even include the amount of whole grain per serving on packaging.

Tune into "The Doctors" on January 13th when the experts will discuss the importance of whole grain. Plus, check out Dr. Travis Stork in this brief video on how to find whole grain.

To help make it easier to find whole grain products, General Mills developed "Fast Lane for Whole Grain," an online educational game. Consumers can navigate virtual grocery store aisles and identify products that have whole grain as the first ingredient, with the option to enter a sweepstakes to win one of each of the 50 cereals with the white check.

In connection with healthier lifestyles, a diet rich in whole grain has been linked to healthier body weights, and it may help reduce the risk of heart disease and certain cancers.

Make a commitment to incorporate more whole grain into your family´s diets by starting their day with a bowl of cereal with the white check, including Cheerios®, Lucky Charms®, Cinnamon Toast Crunch®, Honey Nut Cheerios® and Total®. For more information on the importance of whole grain and a chance to enter the "Fast Lane for Whole Grain" sweepstakes visit www.WholeGrainNation.com.

In addition, you can visit http://www.myblogspark.com/uc/main/d537/ to download a printable coupon for $1.75 off the purchase of any (2) cereals with the white check today!

Save $1.00 when you buy ONE any flavor Yoplait® Frozen Smoothie

Save $1.00 when you buy ONE any flavor Yoplait® Frozen Smoothie

visit http://bit.ly/w1NRcy   to download a printable *coupon for $1.00 off one package of Yoplait® Frozen Smoothies. Be sure to try the newest flavor Chocolate Banana!

*This coupon offer is not valid in the following states: including California, Idaho, Louisiana, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, North Dakota and Tennessee.

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Who was green before green was “cool”?

one of my friends had this on their Facebook & i just had to share….
Anyone over the age of 35 should read this as i copied this from a friend …….Checking out at the grocery store recently, the young cashier suggested I should bring my own grocery bags because plastic bags weren’t good for the environment. I apologized and explained, “We didn’t have this green thing back in my earlier days.” The clerk responded, “That’s our problem today. Your generation did not care enough to save our environment for future generations.” She was right about one thing — our generation didn’t have the green thing in “Our” day. So what did we have back then…? After some reflection and soul-searching on “Our” day here’s what I remembered we did have…. Back then, we returned milk bottles, soda bottles and beer bottles to the store. The store sent them back to the plant to be washed and sterilized and refilled, so it could use the same bottles repeatedly. So they really were recycled. But we didn’t have the green thing back in our day. We walked up stairs, because we didn’t have an escalator in every store and office building. We walked to the grocery store and didn’t climb into a 300-horsepower machine every time we had to go two blocks. But she was right. We didn’t have the green thing in our day. Back then, we washed the baby’s diapers because we didn’t have the throw-away kind. We dried clothes on a line, not in an energy gobbling machine burning up 220 volts — wind and solar power really did dry our clothes back in our early days. Kids got hand-me-down clothes from their brothers or sisters, not always brand-new clothing. But that young lady is right. We didn’t have the green thing back in our day. Back then, we had one TV, or radio, in the house — not a TV in every room. And the TV had a small screen the size of a handkerchief (remember them?), not a screen the size of the state of Montana. In the kitchen, we blended and stirred by hand because we didn’t have electric machines to do everything for us. When we packaged a fragile item to send in the mail, we used wadded up old newspapers to cushion it, not Styrofoam or plastic bubble wrap. Back then, we didn’t fire up an engine and burn gasoline just to cut the lawn. We used a push mower that ran on human power. We exercised by working so we didn’t need to go to a health club to run on treadmills that operate on electricity. But she’s right. We didn’t have the green thing back then. We drank from a fountain when we were thirsty instead of using a cup or a plastic bottle every time we had a drink of water. We refilled writing pens with ink instead of buying a new pen, and we replaced the razor blades in a razor instead of throwing away the whole razor just because the blade got dull. But we didn’t have the green thing back then. Back then, people took the bus, and kids rode their bikes to school or walked instead of turning their moms into a 24-hour taxi service. We had one electrical outlet in a room, not an entire bank of sockets to power a dozen appliances. And we didn’t need a computerized gadget to receive a signal beamed from satellites 2,000 miles out in space in order to find the nearest pizza joint. But isn’t it sad the current generation laments how wasteful we old folks were just because we didn’t have the green thing back then? Please post this on your Facebook profile so another selfish old person who needs a lesson in conservation from a smarty-pants young person can add to this………..

Betty Crocker´s Red Hot Holiday Trends 2011

Trend: Double Desserts

Taking two desserts and mixing and mashing them together is one of our favorite trends. Things like pie shakes, cookie stuffed cookies, and pie-filled cupcakes deliver a whole new kind of delicious. It´s a 1+1=3 kind of thing.

Recipe: Pumpkin Pie Cookies

Pie, meet cookie. Cookie, say hello to pie. When two all-time favorites come together, you get Pumpkin Pie Cookies, the star at your next holiday cookie exchange.

Trend: Boozy Baking

From booze cakes to cocktail pies, bakers everywhere are bringing the bar into the kitchen. A titch of tequila or a skosh of scotch whiskey adds a serious shot of fun and flavor for the over 21 crowd. We´re loving these boozy baked goods!

Recipe: Boozy Bourbon Chocolate Cupcakes

Taste for yourself what the buzz is all about! A bit of bourbon, a hit of coffee liqueur and some vanilla vodka-spiked frosting make these sophisticated chocolate cupcakes the ultimate “holiday helpers.”

Trend: Color. Flavor. Fun.

Traditional baked goods are being transformed with bright colors and playful flavors. With a little creativity and imagination, no one can resist this happy, fun food!

Recipe: Cake Batter Cookie Stackers

Take sugar cookies to a whole new level of delicious! Kids and adults will love these cake batter flavored cookies with colorful frosting, and lots of sprinkles! Stack `em up and watch `em go.

Trend: From Cave to Kitchen

Forget the man cave. Today guys are in the kitchen making (or at least appreciating) really good food. Big food. Really good, big food that´s stacked and stuffed with the flavors they can´t resist.

Recipe: Mantastic Fried Chicken `n´ Waffle Sandwich

Here´s a new take on chicken `n´ waffles – made better with beer, bacon, and bourbon. It´s the ultimate manly man meal.

Trend: Skinny Cocktails

Here´s the skinny! Drinking high-calorie cocktails is so last year. The modern mixologist is shaking things up with light & flavorful cocktails.

Recipe: Skinny Clementine Martini

Add some clever sparkle to your next party. Enjoy these natural, light martinis made with fresh juice, high-quality liquor, and a splash of club soda. Lower calorie cocktails never tasted, or looked, so sweet. Cheers!

Trend: Better Than Bought

From canning to candy making, there´s a renewed interest in handcrafted foods. This season, homemade food gifts are just the right thing to show your care and creativity.

Recipe: Cajeta Caramel Fudge

Create the perfect combination of flavor and crunch with this homemade candy. Rich chocolate fudge layered with cajeta caramel, cashews and a sprinkle of sea salt-a recipe to impress.

Trend: Veggie Love

Once just tolerated, vegetables are now celebrated. Omnivores and herbivores alike have discovered that veggies offer variety and great taste, and are feeling the love.

Recipe: Sweet Potato Hummus

Hummus with fresh sweet potato packs even more plant power. Add a delicious blend of smoked paprika, coriander, and cumin to make this flavorful dip.

Trend: Shareworthy & Allergen-Friendly

Allergen-friendly foods may be free from things like nuts, dairy and eggs, but shouldn´t be free from flavor. Thankfully, we´re seeing new foods and recipes that can be enjoyed by everyone – whether you´re allergy-sensitive or not.

Recipe: Gluten-Free Pumpkin Bread

Gather everyone around the table to enjoy this moist and delicious pumpkin bread. Made with no nuts, no dairy, no eggs, and no gluten – no kidding!

Trend: D-I-Y for D-O-G

Man´s best friend deserves man´s best effort. That´s why making your own dog food is one of the latest canine crazes! This year, homemade dog treats are at the top of fido´s list.

Recipe: Dog Bark

This treat will make your dog sit up and beg for more. Make the bark by melting carob chips and peanut butter then top with your dog´s favorite ingredients – bacon and cheese. Bow WOW!

Trend: Food Craft

The kitchen is the new craft room. With food as their medium, clever cooks are making amazing edible food crafts that are as good to look at as they are to eat.

Recipe: Chocolate Coal Lumps

Naughty or nice, everyone will love these easy cho-coal-late treats. Cocoa Puffs® cereal dipped in melted chocolate and marshmallows create these tasty stocking stuffers.

 

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This is what i am thankful for the most this thanksgiving

Gabs “accidentally” had drawn on the bathroom door with nail polish when I asked how she did it accidentally her reply was it opened up & just drew a heart… I almost couldn’t stop laughing. Her punishment was that she had to be honest & tell my parents what she did & that she was sorry…. She freaked out said she couldn’t breathe she couldn’t calm down she was too tired every excuse in the book…
Anyone who knows my parents know that they would never yell at the grandiose Gabs, she didn’t know this I just wanted to show her that honesty pays off…. She finally told them what she did & my dad was so great he pulled her in his lap & made her feel better. I think she learned her lesson more this way then if I had yelled & grounded her. I am so proud to have such great parents & glad my girls & David have such great grandparents. This is what I am thankful for the most this thanksgiving ♥

Best insurance company yet… @Progressive

I don’t know much about insurance rates but I do know I am getting one hell of a deal on insurance right now. I got a ticket last year for no insurance so I was told to get insurance & keep it for a year & I would be off the hook so I quickly called a broker in the next town over & asked for a quote. He sent my info to several companies & Progressive came up the cheapest for me. I was worried that cheaper meant less coverage but I was wrong. Recently I started looking in to other companies & found that Progressive is a LOT cheaper than the other companies in my area, one company wanted to change me almost 80.00 more a month for less coverage. Hello I do not have stupid written on my forehead!!! I do have to pay a little extra due to the fact that I have to have SR-22 because of my ticket but it is still way better than the others.

Progressive has their accident forgiveness program which I am sure a lot of good drivers can appreciate. However, I am more impressed with their new Snapshot discount. You take this little device nd plug it in to your car, then it somehow keeps track of your good driving and after 30 days you can save up to 30 %! can you say AWESOME, I am going to call my broker on Monday to find out if he can get me one. Their website says you can get it when you sign up for their insurance so I am curious to know if I can get one since I am a current customer.

 

Teaching him young @Frigidaire

 

David Laundry

I caught lil man opening & closing our Frigidaire washer yesterday so I decided to see if he would do a little bit of his sisters laundry for me. Sure enough I tipped the laundry basket over in front of him & he started to load the washer. I video taped it hope the link works ;)

*** for some odd reason I can not put the actual video up just a link for it to open up in your own media player sorry*****

 

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