(I wish I could figure out how to write the letters backwards).<\/p>\n
Actually, it should read more like RedBones, RedBones, since that’s where we ate dinner last night. I’m not sure if many of you are aware, but there is a website called restaurants.com where you can buy $25 gift certificates for only $10. Basically, you browse the thousands of restaurants listed nationwide (and probably well over a hundred in the Boston area) and pay $10 for a $25 gift certificate (essentially giving you $15 off your meal). <\/p>\n
Master dealhunters (Randy) also suggest that before you go to restaurants.com, you should do a google search for “restaurants.com coupon codes”. We did that and managed to get two different $25 gift certificates for only $5 each (a deal of $20). It’s so easy. I still have no clue how this makes anybody any profit (aside from the consumer) – but I’m not going to complain.<\/p>\n
I’m also proud to state that I was the one who discovered this website bargain (though, it was Randy who found the additional online coupon code savings opportunity).<\/p>\n
Anyway, the food was good but I must admit that both Randy and I are looking forward to a quiet night tonight. We’ve got out-of-town guests arriving tomorrow so we’ll be Mr. and Mrs. Social* for the whole weekend. I think I need a vacation. At least Las Vegas is less than a month away.<\/p>\n
*I am the Mr. in that scenario.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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