...to the desire for Girl Scout cookies.
My daughter's friend is a girl scout and she asked if we wanted cookies. Really, who doesn't love a GS cookie? Why do they hve to have so many flavors we like? I bought 5 boxes! At $3.50 each. The math on that is $17.50 for cookies. Eek.
They come around once a year. It's for a good cause. The cookies will taste fabulous. I'll likely eat less since I'm on diet. Oh my I'm on a diet with GS cookies in the house!!
In good financial news, I earned enough Swagbucks to redeem another $5 Amazon.com gift card. I'm up to $25 now! Did I mention how it is a bit addictive? Would you agree?
I Caved
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Hoping the demist of DD's Girl Scout troop will mean a thinner me.
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1. Do not pre-order.
2. Buy only on the last day of the drive (end of the month).
3. Buy only from the Girl Scout herself.
4. Buy one box of whatever is your favorite at that time.
Buying on the last day from a stand at, say, the grocery store is my favorite strategy. You can't be tempted to come back for more, and many of the truly deadly flavors are sold out. And I buy from the girl scout herself - I'm one foot in the fundraising biz and just better if the GS herself is selling rather than her parent.