In Episode 36, I run through a list of items I consider staple monthly purchases I make at Costco. Of course, there is a Laura Lesson at the beginning. One that keeps putting money back into my pocket for purchases I already made! You will walk away with some Costco learnings and even some new […]
Episode 35- My TV Melted! How I Got A Free Replacement
Episode 35 gives YOU insight into how I avoided rushing off to buy another tv right after my tv started slowly melting. Yes, you read that right….my tv started melting. After 4 1/2 years, I guess it decided it didn’t want to live in our living room anymore. I touch on Costco’s warranty extensions, facts […]
Episode 34- How We Prepared Our Kids For Our Dog’s Death
At the beginning of June, our sweet (almost 14 year old) Rusty joined the heavenly angels. This episode is simply designed for you to hear my experience, simply because I would have loved to hear how someone else handled this situation. When your kids are involved, it just forces big life events like this with […]
Episode 33- Save With Gift Cards and Sweet & Snack Expo 2021 Recap
Episode 33 is a “normal” type of episode. You’ll hear products/services that I’m pondering, trying, and loving. In addition, I start out with a STRONG LAURA LESSON regarding gift cards and end the episode with a recap of the recent Sweet & Snack Expo 2021 highlighting some of the new snack and candy releases. I’m […]
Episode 32- Yoga 101 For The Reluctant Mom with Katy Spartz of Lark+Evergreen
If you’ve ever contemplated trying yoga or don’t even really know what it is, this is the episode for you! In Episode 32, I speak with Katy Spartz from Lark+Evergreen virtual yoga studio. Yes….VIRTUAL. That means….you stay at home, do yoga…even with your kids in the next room! We cover what yoga is NOT, what […]
Amazon Prime Day 2021- Day 1 Recap
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