Valentine’s on the Cheap…er

Sara(:: <a href="http://herdingsquirrels.com/2010/03/29/interview-leigh-allyn-baker/#comment-2474" title="View the entire comment by Sara(:">Oh my gosh! I am obsessed with Leigh-Allyn baker!!! I love her!!
Elly Joiner: <a href="http://herdingsquirrels.com/2010/03/29/interview-leigh-allyn-baker/#comment-2459" title="View the entire comment by Elly Joiner">leigh allyn baker is ssooooo awesome i mean she has the whole
mefrombbc: <a href="http://herdingsquirrels.com/2010/08/26/free-internet-scam-just-for-you/#comment-2453" title="View the entire comment by mefrombbc">haha! thanks for the laugh!
JaKE watsOn stOrn: <a href="http://herdingsquirrels.com/2010/03/29/interview-leigh-allyn-baker/#comment-2444" title="View the entire comment by JaKE watsOn stOrn">I love Leigh Allyn Baker is very very beautuiful I love
Divorce: <a href="http://herdingsquirrels.com/2010/01/19/new-years-resolution-bye-bye-chicken-fat/#comment-2394" title="View the entire comment by Divorce">great blog =)

Got sexy Valentine’s Day plans? Got absolutely NOTHING going on? Wish that you could afford a night out? Well, you might be able to afford more than you thought.

Check out restaurant.com for gift certificates. You can search by zip code OR by state and narrow your search (for those planning on being out of town). Right now you can get deep discounts on gift certificates on their site. I’ve used these before– they are a FANTASTIC way to save.

Right now you can get a $25 gift certificate for $10 AND- GET THIS!– enter the coupon code CUPID and you get 50% off THAT!

Yep, a $25 gift certificate for $5. So that dinner out just cost a heck of a lot less. Even better, you can buy several now and save them for later on in the year. (Which I have done.) There are no expirations on gift certificates in California, so you have more than the standard one year to use them.

(NOTE: The discount is not applied to alcohol or gratuity. Be sure to read the restricitons.)

GO SAVE!!!

Posted by girlmonkey on Feb 9th, 2009 and filed under food, politics. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Responses are currently closed, but you can trackback from your own site.