Kim G
Puritan Board Junior
My husband and I did not grow up "keeping the Sabbath." We still find it difficult to know what is appropriate for the Lord's Day.
Every Sunday, there is a coupon section in the newspaper. There is a Walgreens on the way to church that sells the newspaper for only 83 cents. They sell out before the day is half over. I have a friend who buys the Sunday newspaper and saves 70-90% on her grocery bill (she'll spend $12 and save $83, for example). I am pregnant and will have to quit my job soon and live on hubby's paycheck, which is slightly less than what we've been used to. I'd love to do coupon clipping, but I can't decide what to do about buying the paper on Sunday.
Any practical advice?
Every Sunday, there is a coupon section in the newspaper. There is a Walgreens on the way to church that sells the newspaper for only 83 cents. They sell out before the day is half over. I have a friend who buys the Sunday newspaper and saves 70-90% on her grocery bill (she'll spend $12 and save $83, for example). I am pregnant and will have to quit my job soon and live on hubby's paycheck, which is slightly less than what we've been used to. I'd love to do coupon clipping, but I can't decide what to do about buying the paper on Sunday.
Any practical advice?