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Sunday, August 29, 2010

Back To School With Success!






It’s time for “BACK TO SCHOOL”


Since it’s back to school time for so many people, I thought I would offer tips on how to stay organize and start the year off right. Whether you have a senior going off to college or a young one first starting, being organized is the key to a successful year.

Tip #1: Money Saver Tip:

There are many stores having sales, but are they great deals? One way to save money is to take the school list and go through your supplies at home. You would be surprised on how many items you already have at home. 

If your student is going to Elementary school, don’t feel you need to get everything on the list. The large quantities of supplies being requested are so that the school can add them to their “community closet”. Your student doesn’t really need to take all of what they request. Save money, give your student ONLY what they need and nothing more. Once you have gone through your supplies at home, go shopping. 

Recycle last years binder, and backpack. If they are in good condition, don't toss them out, reuse them until you need to replace them. Reuse last years dividers by simply relabeling the tab for the new subject. Last year, I saved almost $100 on school supplies simply by going through our supplies at home first!

Some of the local grocery stores have better deals on the basic supplies over some of the large stores such as “Office Depot” and even “Costco”. It pays to shop around. Don’t be in a hurry for those supplies, you will find the deals along the way.

Tip #2: Organization Starts With The Binder:
When organizing your student’s binder, pick up the plastic dividers that have pockets, and tabs on them. Have one tab for each subject and one tab marked “homework”. When the teacher gives them an assignment it goes into the pocket. When the assignment is complete, the student puts it back into the pocket, so they know where to find it. Once the teacher returns the paper, they put the paper behind the “homework” tab for later review. These can be labeled with a P-Touch label maker for a cleaner, neater, more organized look.
Avery Big Tab Insertable Plastic Dividers   
Durable Index Tabs

Using dividers with tabs, Post-It durable Index tabs to flag important 
thin
gs or chapters in a book, will help your student start the year off right!



Tip #3: Monthly Calendar For Each Subject:
School often hand out planners, however the problem that I have with the planners is that there is not enough room for each class. Print out a monthly calendar for each class and put them in your binder. With the monthly calendar for each class, your student can write the homework for that class. Being able to keep track of what homework, for what class is due is the key to never forgetting what is due. I recommend only printing out 3 months at a time for each subject. When students mark on their calendar due dates, test dates as well as days off, they know exactly what is going on for each class. 


Tip #4: Organizing Your Jump Drive:

Ativa 4GB Flip Top USB Flash
Many teachers require students to use jump drives or thumb drives as some call them. The best way to organize the jump drive is to set up folders for each subject. Inside each subject’s folder, create a folder for “notes”, and “homework”. If the student has regular activities such as “Lectures”, “PowerPoint” and “Special Projects” etc, have them create a folder for each one of those as well. Set these up early so that as soon as you begin homework, it has a place to save it to.

Tip #5: Best Note Taking Tool EVER!

Ok, this is my FAVORITE tool ever. Livescribe Inc. is the maker of the award-winning Pulse smartpen, This is a recordable pen that allows the person to record what you hear so you don’t ever miss a word. It is a computer in a pen. 


The notepads are dot style spiral notebooks. When you tap on the words, the pen will play back what was recorded. The pen allows you to download the notes, email the notes and play back the notes for review. The pen is available in a silver Titanium body style as well as the new Echo, which offers a sleek new design. This product is PC/Apple compatible and comes in a 2GB, 4GB and 8GB. 

The 2GB of memory can hold over 200 hours of audio. Actual recording time varies by audio quality setting. As a full-time student myself, I have used this and I can tell you it is the BEST tool for any student as well as a great tool to use in any professional career. I only wish that I had this when I younger and in High School. It would have been a life saver for taking notes in class, making me a better student. 

It can be found at such stores as the Apple Store, Best Buy and Staples and costs between $129-$169. This is a GREAT product and one that every student needs for a success when taking notes. Livescribe can be found on Facebook where they offer great technical support. Check out this product at www.livescribe.com as well as on Facebook at www.facebook.com/livescribe


This will make a great gift for any student!

Start this year out right! With these helpful tips, your student will feel that they have their best foot forward!

I would love to have you add your favorite "Back To School" Tips, or if you have experienced any of these tips yourself. 

Good luck, and make it a GREAT year~


Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Get Your Body Back!










IS YOUR BODY READY FOR SWIMSUIT WEATHER?





Despite the weather, swimsuit season is just around the corner~


• Are you ready?
• Have you looked in a mirror lately?
• What are you going to do?

Are you thinking about summer and wondering what you need to do to get into that swimsuit? Well, I have the answer for you. Get fit with Super-Fit.

What is Super-Fit you say?
Super-Fit is an exclusive, 100-member fitness studio. For most people, self-willed exercise routines are short-lived, especially in our fast-paced, time-focused society. Joining a large health club is intimidating expensive, and the personalized attention is inadequate. Private 1-on-1 training is far too expensive and many times by a young, inexperienced trainer.

I too, belonged to a gym and found myself not going, not losing weight and just NOT SATISFIED. I discovered Super-Fit because it was located close to my house, and always wondered who they were, and what did they do exactly, so I went in to check them out. I found Jeff Turner, the owner, to be a breath of fresh-air. He invited me to join them for a free session, and I was “hooked”.



Super Fit is a circuit- training workout. Members work out together as a team, giving everyone support from one another, yet help from the trainers during your workout. The great thing about this program is that everyone is on a different level, however, everyone is there for the same reason, To Get Fit!

I have been going to Super-Fit now for the past three months. I have seen loss of inches as well as I have started to drop the weight. I feel better, and I have a better sense of what I am eating. I have learned that working out is more than just losing the weight; it is about getting healthy, feeling healthy and getting stronger.

Super-Fit has affordable plans. The more sessions you buy, the lower the cost. You can get sessions for as low as $17. Where can you go to get great training for that price? This is full body weight training with tons of variety, a fun atmosphere, and lost of support to help you succeed.

Super Fit has three trainers that will inspire you, Jeff Turner, Linda, and Eddie.

Jeff Turner, Owner /Head Trainer












   Eddie Barruga                                                       Linda Lee                                                                                  
All of them will encourage you, work you and give you that boost that you won’t get anywhere else! This will truly be your last membership that you join, because you won’t want to go anywhere else!
Super-Fit offers a variety of work out times to fit any schedule. They start as early as 5 am and late as 7 pm, Monday thru Friday. They also offer a “Boot Camp” session during the week as well as on Saturday mornings.

Circuit training is the wave of the future because people are tired of trainers at the typical gyms. So what do you do if you don’t live around a Super-Fit? Find a circuit training gym near you. This innovative work out program will give you the help you need!


So, if you are thinking “Yikes! Summer is here, and I am not ready”, then head to SUPER-FIT or you’re nearest circuit training gym, and get your body back!






Visit Super Fit at:







7627 196th St. SW • Lynnwood, WA 98036      
Call: 425.231.1908
E-Mail: turn.fit@verizon.net
Check them out at: http://www.turnsuperfit.com

Thursday, April 29, 2010

MOTHER'S DAY – May 9th

Looking for a unique Mother's Day gift idea for mom?  
Consider this!



Edible Arrangements are wonderfully unique, and they have something for every budget. Ok, so what is Edible Arrangements? It is like giving mom flowers that she can eat. Edible Premium Arrangements are filled with juicy and colorful fruit bursting with flavor. It’s a healthy, smart gift idea that is perfect for mom.

Edible Arrangements design decorative flowers and stars out of fruit. They use apples, strawberries, oranges, cantaloupe, pineapple, and more. The fruit can be dipped with chocolate or not. You can add balloons and bears, and they come in a variety of decorative containers. They also offer a variety of arrangements for any holiday or gift idea including corporate or party event. This is definitely something that mom will love and appreciate. 


There are 951 store locations nationwide. They can wire the order for you, or do what I have done, and contact the store directly to place your order. We gave my mother in law one last year because she is limited on what she can eat. This was the perfect gift for her. Today, she still talks about the Edible Arrangement that we sent, and how much she enjoyed it.  All the fruit is fresh and the arrangements are not made until you order it, and they always have a few arrangements in the cooler for last minute gift ideas. 


If you go into your local store, they offer calendars that include coupons each month, which will save you money when you order. I have worked with the Mill Creek, WA store as well as the Thousand Oaks, CA store. I found both stores to be a pleasure to work with. The sales associate in the Mill Creek, WA store was extremely helpful, as I had no idea what I wanted. They were very courteous, and happy, and did a wonderful job. Recently, I worked with Jennifer from the Thousand Oaks, CA store. She was so pleasant to work with and helpful when trying to decide the perfect gift for this year’s Mother’s Day.



So, if you are looking for something special, chose “Edible Arrangements”. If you are looking for something healthy that mom will enjoy, chose “Edible Arrangements”. If you mom is hard to shop for, chose “Edible Arrangements”. I highly recommend this for any occasion, and it is sure to please who ever you give it too!

Try them for yourself, and you will taste what I mean! 









Find a store near you at http://www.ediblearrangements.com

Please share your comments or experience with Edible Arrangements  

Thank you for reading my post!

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Who is really teaching our kids? You might be surprised!

I have been struggling since my last post, on a subject that is very close to my heart, and one that I am very passionate about. So, here it goes… Who is really teaching our kids?







Do you have kids that go to public school? Do you like your school, or your school district? When we send our kids to school, we assume and expect that they will be safe. We assume and expect that the teachers are there for the best interest of our kids.  Some might even have sympathy for the teachers because, even though THEY chose the profession, they work hard. What you may not know, is that some of the very people that we have teaching our children, are the same people that are abusing, our kids as well as mistreating them. Edmonds School District has many of these types of teachers, however we don’t want to forget about some of the Administrators that work in the schools either. Edmonds School District has Administrators that are suppose to treat our kids fair, and follow the same level of respect that they themselves expect the students to follow.

What do you think about when you think about a music teacher? This person should be great with kids right? Wrong! College Place Elementary has a music teacher who targets the kids that she doesn’t like. This teacher has refused a child to use the restroom, when she has one in the class, and caused the student to wet her pants in front of the entire class. If parents were to deny children the right to use the bathroom, we could lose our children. Why then, is this ok for a teacher to be allowed to do this, and still be teaching? This same teacher targeted another child by failing her because she refused to sing the solo in the concert. Is this insane? This is music!

Then, at Chase Lake Elementary, there is a teacher that, during a parent-teacher conference, accused the parent’s child of stealing money from her desk, as well as stealing from the other students. This same teacher continued to discuss the fact that the child was mean, and did not have any friends. What is the purpose of a parent-teacher conference? Isn’t it to discuss academics? Well, this conference covered everything except academics. 

Three year later, since the student has left this teachers class, she continues to targets, and harass this student, and looks for anything that this student might be doing wrong. This teacher is the most unhappy, grumpy teacher, and I think this teacher needs to retire. Are these the kind of teachers that we want teaching our children? Now, don’t get me wrong, there are some great teachers in this school district, and if it were not for them, we would have even more concerns on our hands. It is amazing to me that the same mission and values they expect students to follow, these same teachers do not follow, nor do they set the proper example for the students.


So, just when you think this kind of treatment is only at the elementary schools, think AGAIN! There are local high schools that have their issues as well. What is your opinion of a vice principal? Shouldn’t this person set the example and be fair? Well, you would think so, however this is NOT the case either. There is a vice principal at Edmonds-Woodway High School, that took the word of a student that another student threatened him. Now, back in the day when kids had issues, they met behind the school, and within minutes it was over. Now that we are in the “Nanny State”, kids can’t handle issues on their own. Don’t get me wrong, I am all for keeping the school safe, however now, there is a new policy that when a threat has been made, a Threat Assessment, is done at the school level. I understand, and appreciate this as there has been a lot of school violence, however, if you are going to conduct an investigation shouldn’t you be fair and look at both sides? You would think so, but “NO”, common sense has been replaced. This vice principal expelled this student immediately, for a week while they investigated the situation. This would have been fine, if he would have looked at both sides and conducted a complete investigation, but he didn’t. Once the assessment was completed at the school level, the determination was made that this student was a threat, so it was forwarded on to the district level. Due to the tainted and incomplete information from the vice principal, the district determined this student was a medium level threat. Even criminals get a fair trial, but when you are at this high school apparently you don’t. It would have been better for this student to beat him up, and be suspended for one day. This school went even further by calling the parents, and asking to search and inspect the home, with a local police officer and the school administrator before the student could return to school. This family has never had problems with the law, drugs or violence, as well as the student has served over 150 hrs of community service. Since when, do the schools have the right to “inspect” our homes? The answer? THEY DON’T. The parents refused. This student eventually returned to school, however, the damage was done. This student was forced to sign a contract prior to returning to school; he was subjected to daily searched, even though this student has never brought any inappropriate items to school. The contract further continued to contained other items that did not have anything to do with the situation. 

This student missed finals week, his grades dropped, and his reputation destroyed, and still today suffers from the backlash of these events. 

Thank goodness the parents did not back down because they contacted the principal, who actually treats the students as well as parents with respect. This principal recognized that the way this situation was handled was inappropriate, and she reinvestigated the situation. The student was exonerated and the decision was not only over turned but the threat assessment, which was located at the district, was destroyed.

As we all know high school is stressful enough without having these types of situations. This vice-principal did not even bother speaking with the teachers of this student nor did he consider looking at outside activities. This vice principal “profiled” the student. In society today, we criticize people for profiling, and from where I am sitting, maybe we might want to look at where the kids are getting the idea or example to profile. I ask the question again, “ Are these the people that we want to be teaching our kids”? It’s sad, the only person that ran to the defense of this student was one of his previous teachers. Imagine that! One final note on this student, the student that started this, has been expelled multiple times, one recently due to bringing a knife to school, and was caught stabbing a chair. Amazing! The student that the started this issue, the one that the vice-principal defended, shows as being the real problem, and not the accused student.

We as parents have got to be the advocates for our kids. We have to stand up to the schools, and let them know that it is NOT ok to treat our kids the way they do. It is NOT ok, for them for write their own rules. When you are looking at a school district, take the time to investigate the school as well as the district. This is where your child will be spending the majority of their day. When people look for a job, they investigate the company, they interview, and they take the time to think about their choices. Why then, do we not do the same where our kids are concerned?  I personally have met with the Superintendent of the Edmonds School District, and I can tell you it was a waste of time. His job is to defend the parents and students, however he continues to defend teachers and the schools even when they are wrong. We as parents need to be more proactive. Start attending the school district meetings, join the PTA, and find out what they are doing.

Our kids are the future and the teachers who teach our kids will determine what happens. If we want our kids to go to college, then it begins NOW! The experiences and examples that they receive now, will determine if they want to continue on to college.

I know there are many great teachers out there. My daughter has one of the best teachers she has had in a very long time. This teacher is sensible, realistic, and cuts through the garbage when she sees students picking on each other. My son has had teachers that have truly cared about whether or not he get’s it or not. We need more teachers like this. We need teachers who are not going to bring their politics to school and brainwash our kids with their beliefs. Private schools are expensive, co-op schools have their issues too, and not everyone can homeschool, so what are parents to do?

We have to stop the insanity!

I would love to hear your story and or experience. Please feel free to share your comments, concerns or further ideas!

Thanks for reading my blog!

Sunday, April 4, 2010


For many of us with kid, there is the endless question “What activities are there for my kids”? With spring break just ending, and summer break around the corner; there is still plenty of time to plan. One of my favorite activities for not only my kids, but for the entire family is called Kids ‘N’ Clay Pottery Studios. Now, depending on where you are located, there may not be actual Kids ‘N’ Clay in your area, however, there might be something similar to this kind of activity.

Kevin Nierman, Artist, is the founder of Kids ‘N’ Clay. The company headquarters is located in Berkeley, CA, and is located in a historic, landmarked Victorian in the center of Berkeley’s artists’ community. Since 1988, Kids 'N' Clay Pottery Studios have provided an ideal environment for children to explore their creativity while learning the craft of ceramics. http://www.kidsnclay.com/Page3.html
The concept of this studio is to offer creativity to children while having fun. At Kids 'N' Clay Pottery Studios, kids have the ability to work with the wet clay pottery wheel or paint the ready to paint pottery, at affordable prices, and in this economy that is a huge plus!

They offer infant impressions, birthday party events, ladies nights as well as ongoing classes for ages 3-18 years of age. During the school breaks they offer a variety of classes such as Summer Clay Camps, for kids of all ages. In addition, they also provide activities for preschools, Field Trips and Scouting.

Throughout the year, they are constantly hosting holiday events such as Easter, Christmas, Mother’s and Father’s Day just to name a few. One of my favorite special events that they hosted was last years “Fancy Nancy” event for Mother’s and Daughters. This event was a ton of fun. Although you needed to reserve your spot, for the fee they provided a ready to paint cup & saucer for the event. The two owners, Sheridan and Leanne, decorated the studio with food, and tablecloth’s, which created a very special Mother-Daughter atmosphere. In addition to the cup and saucer you could purchase the matching teapot, which I did, to complete the set.

This year, they have chosen another ready to paint piece for their second annual
 “Fancy Nancy”, Mother/Daughter event. The chosen piece for decorating will be an adorable cupcake plate, with the ability to purchase a cake plate on a decorative rod iron stand. As a mother, having the ability to spend quality time with my kids in a fun, safe, and low cost environment makes this a place perfect to build wonderful memories.

At Kids ‘N’ Clay, kids experience the art of working with their hands, and learn the technique for creativity as well as the process for achieving their vision. I have found that this type of activity not only teaches creativity, but it teaches patience, the art of tranquility, as well as personal time.

HOW IT WORKS:
Kids ‘N’ Clay was originally designed for the creativity of children, however, it is just as much fun for the adults. This past week, I was able to head down to my local Kids ‘N’ Clay studio with my 13 year old to work on some of the projects that we started a week ago with the ready to paint creations. I chose an Easter plate, and she chose a mirror and a piggy bank. Not only was this fun as well as relaxing, the projects always turn out better that you expect. Another nice feature is the ability to work at your own pace. This means you don’t have to complete the piece in the same sitting. You can take your time to complete the project. Whether it takes you a day, a week or a month to complete the project, the time is yours. No pressure to hurry up and finish, which adds to the relaxing benefit of the atmosphere, which it provides. Once you have completed painting your project, you give the finished piece to one of the friendly staff. The process takes about one week, and they will call when it is ready.

I love this place. It is a great place for families, friends, organizations or just some creativity time. Sheridan and Leanne provide a warm, and inviting atmosphere for everyone. They are extremely helpful, and in times of “painters block” they are able to offer up their expertise, and suggestions to help you achieve your goal. The price range of pieces are very reasonable, and a sure crowd pleaser for any kind if special event that you want to have at Kids ‘N’ Clay. The ready to make pieces available make the perfect one of a kind gift for anyone, and any occasion. If you are in the Snohomish Washington area, come check them out. If not, check around to see if you have one of these types of establishments near you.

Over all, I would give them 5 out of 5 stars based on their atmosphere, they provide, the variety of things to do, and paint, as well as the friendly of the staff. The next time, you hear “I’m bored, there is nothing to do” check out Kids ‘N’ Clay. 
For more information, check out their website at http://www.kidsnclay.com/lynnwood/ or be sure to check them out on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Lynnwood-WA/Kids-N-Clay/65504504998?v=wall
Studio Address
19125 33rd Avenue West, Suite D
Lynnwood, WA 98036-4735
T: 425.673.CLAY (2529)
Email us at:



Sunday, March 28, 2010

The Dinning Experience


How many times have you gone out to eat, casual or fancy, and the food and experience just was not worth the time and money? Well tonight we went out to dinner at the Keg Steakhouse, located in Lynnwood, WA. It has been a while since we have eaten there. You know how it is, time to tighten the belt and finances. People today are eating in more than they are eating out, and today was an example of that. The Keg restaurant was slow for a Sunday afternoon. Usually, there is a 15-20 minute wait, sometimes even longer. Our family of four was able to walk right in, and be seated.

The Keg is known for their Prime Rib so that is what three of us ordered. The waitress was very nice and extremely attentive to our needs and requests. The bread and salad came quickly, and the water was constantly being filled. There was a little bit of a wait for our food, given the fact that they were not very busy, however soon the food arrived and we were all eating. The waitress again, came to see if we were doing well, and needed anything. The thing that I really liked was that 3 minutes after we received our food, she did not come and ask us "How is everything". I hate that. So many times, I want to say "Well, I don't know you just gave it to me, give me a moment to try a few bits".

It appeared that my husband's Prime Rib was cold, however, as soon as we let our waitress know, she was jolly on the spot to get him another. The General Manager soon came to our table with the fresh, hot Prime Rib, apologizing for the quality he had received. We were impressed how quickly they fixed the problem and we were back eating and enjoying our dinner again. Shortly after we completed our meal, we had our table being cleared and boxes being offered.

Overall, this was a nice dinning experience that we thought was well worth the time and money we spent. I would give this overall dinning experience and restaurant 4 out of 5 stars. The only thing that could have made this better was the wait time before our dinner came, and the fact that we had a cold Prime Rib, however, it was resolved very quickly.

For those who are looking for a nice dinning experience, I would recommend giving them a try. We have been to The Keg many times, but I think this was one of the nicest experience. In this economy, restaurants are all having a hard time, so they have to be competitive and the Keg did that tonight.

What has your dinning experiences been like? Who do you like best? Who do you like least?

Let me know your thoughts and who you would recommend.

Select Comfort Bed - To buy or Not to buy!

Ok, so have you thought about buying one of those Select Comfort number beds? Do you have one? Do you like it or hate it? Well, we had one, and after 4 yrs of nothing but problems, we finally sent it back. It was not an easy task mind you. The customer service that we experienced was terrible. They wanted to charge me every time there was a part they wanted to send me when they thought they new what the fix was. After 1 yr, the company begins to prorate your warranty. This means that the 20 yr warranty that you "think" you have, you really do not. The customer service reps will go through a series of questions, trying to find the "ah ha" item that is the real problem.

After 3.5 yrs, I was done working with the customer service idiots and began looking for the corporate offices. I was told by one of the customer service reps that I would not be able to locate or speak with someone from corporate. After searching and calling information, I did find it. I was also given a contact phone number while searching the groups on Facebook. Amazingly enough, there were others that experienced the same issue I did. When my husband got out of bed, I would roll over onto his side, and it was like falling off a cliff or rolling down the hill. They sent me, an entire bed, three times and still we experienced this issue. Long story short, I worked with the VP of Customer Service @ corporate. She was really helpful UNTIL I sent my bed back. It was at this time that she could have come out the hero, but instead she made it more of a hassle to return this piece of junk bed, plus refused to expedite my refund so that I could purchase another bed. In the meantime, we put off bills to purchase another bed, so that we did not have to sleep on the floor. We decided to pay for the shipping ourselves to prevent them from deducting the shipping from our refund. The company sent us two RMA (Return Merchandise Auth.) labels, and when I used them, the corporate rep told me that I should have called  to ask what they were for prior to using them. She even tried to deduct the shipping until I blew a head gasket. In addition, she told me that it would take an additional 21 days to process before sending me my check. The funniest thing was when I went to the local UPS store to send it out, one of the gals that work there has been experiencing the same thing with her bed. Wow! Imagine That.

After I explained that they red label parts out, they can darn well, red label my check, I think she finally got the message, I was not a happy customers. I immediately went onto such sites as Facebook and Twitter to send my negative message about this company. The entire refund experience took almost six weeks. I was so happy to finally receive my long awaited refund and be rid of this company.

The bottom line about this product: Customers should never have to "work" for good customer service no matter what they pay for that product or service. This is an over priced, glorified camping mattress. I know there are those who own them and they are happy. I don't think that 100% of their products fail, however, I do feel that the majority of them DO!. The company is fine until there is a problem and that is where they fall short. The stores are always slow because their products are too expensive, and shoppers have other alternatives for that comfy night sleep.

My final thought: If this company was doing so well, why are there so many people that are unhappy with them, and why is their stock dropping? and why is the company up for sale? As much as I don't want to see anyone lose their job, this is a company that will not be around forever. Companies such as Sleep Country have recently dropped this product due to the many, and I do mean many, issues they have experienced with Select Comfort products.

Let me know what you have experienced, or what your thoughts are on this product~

Thank you & sleep well

Introduction Post

Hello, all you shoppers out there. I decided to create this blog to talk and discuss our shopping experiences in this economy. I got tired of buying stuff that I thought I wanted just because the company did a good job with there advertising. In this economy, we have to be smart. Companies run after the all might dollar, not caring about the consumer. Once the sale is closed, so is the caring attitude that they showed when you were shopping.

I want to hear from all of you who have had a good experience, bad experience, loves a product or hates a product. This is where the consumers can talk and discuss products, services and yes even current events.
In this blog, we can discuss schools, good and bad. We can offer tips and advice that someone else might find helpful.

Later today, I will share my experience with Select Comfort. To buy or not to buy, that would be the question, and I will let you know why I will never buy their product again and how they treat the customer that spends $2,000.

Until next time, shop carefully out there.