Today, I decided to clean out my inbox and let everyone know about the sales that I had been sent email about. As always, this results in a mixed bag of deals from a variety of places. This time I found sales on books, deals on craft items, and an unusual freebie from Olive Garden.
Olive Garden has a rather unusual deal going on right now. It is called “Go Out Today and Stay in Tomorrow”. To get this deal, the first thing you need to do is go to Olive Garden, and order a dinner meal. The dinner will come with unlimited soup and breadsticks. After your dinner is over, Olive Garden will give you a take home meal for free.
In short, this means that after you came in, spent money on a dinner, and ate until you are full, you will be asked to select a second dinner entree to take home with you that night. Obviously, you won’t be able to eat that second entree the same night, so it becomes leftovers. The deal gives you free leftovers, presumably so you can stay in tomorrow night, and still have a meal from Olive Garden. How many of you actually eat the leftovers that you bring home?
Michael’s has deals on Christmas craft items this week. The ad says “lowest prices of the season”.
Ashland Jar Candles are 3 for $10.00. You can get a 4 foot pre-lit Hillside Pine tree for $19.99 (regular price $49.99). Items from the Christmas Village collection are 50% off. Celebrate It Christmas Craft Glass and Plastic Ornaments are 50% off. Scrapbook paper in Christmas patterns and colors are 6 for just $1.00. These prices are good through November 10, 2012.
Powell’s Books is offering 30% off on the titles that are featured in The End of Your Life Book Club. There are 15 books to choose from. Some include: “Lord of the Flies” by William Golding, “A Mercy” by Toni Morrison, “The Talented Mr. Ripley” by Patricia Highsmith, “The Collected Poems” of Wallace Stevens, and more.
Powell’s Books also has a “Buy Two, Get One Free” Buy two of the paperbacks in the Rainy Day Reading selection, and you will get a third one for free. There are 20 titles to choose from. Some include: “In the Garden of Beasts” by Erik Larson”, “Embyssytown” by China Mieville, “The Social Animal” by David Brooks, “Dark Places” by Gillian Flynn, and more.
Barnes & Noble has lowered the prices on the Nook Tablets. Now is the time to pick one up for the loved one who really wants a Nook. The Nook Tablet 16GB is on sale for $179.99. The Nook Tablet 8GB is on sale for $159.99. The Nook Color is on sale for $139.99.
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