This Frugal Family

What do parents do with an extra hour in the day and energetic kids who are four butterfingers and two snickers deep in their Halloween bags!? Chuck E. Cheese’s is here to help. The brand is offering one hour of free play with any purchase on Monday, Nov. 5 to help families with the time adjustment – a $20 value. Kids can play any game, as many times as they want, for an entire hour. We’re calling the offer Daylight Playing Time. While this offer of free play for 60 minutes with any purchase is only on Nov. 5, families can enjoy this new way to play (playing unlimited games for a certain amount of time) every day, any day, with the brand’s recently launched All You Can Play… meaning less sticky, little fingers asking for more tokens and more fun and games!!

My daughter is 20, and in her 3rd year of college, with 2 more to go.  And, we are always happy to get Scholarships. Now, I have a list of Scholarships I am able to share with you, my readers. Here you go:  Groza Learning Center ~ Who is eligible?  High School Seniors, Graduating in 2017 who have been accepted to a College.  Or, College Students, currently enrolled in College. Rocco Basile ~ The scholarship is meant to support students interested in building their future in a construction-related industry. John Jesensky ~ Must be either a high school senior or a college student currently enrolled full-time at an accredited U.S. vocational, junior college, or four-year college/university Rusty Tweed ~  Who is eligible?  High School Seniors, Graduating This Year.  Or, College Students, already enrolled in College. Summit Shah ~ Who is eligible?  High School Seniors, Graduating this year, and already accepted to college.  Or, college Students already enrolled into a College. Karl Jobst ~ Who is eligible?  High School Seniors, already accepted into a college in the US.  Or, College Students that haven’t reached their Senior year. Nationwide Debt Direct Giving ~ Who is elible?  Seniors, who will be graduating this year, and accepted…

Dental emergencies are something that many of us experience, yet few of us know how to handle. In fact, according to The Pew Charitable Trust, emergency room visits for dental emergencies have been rising, with it costing the health care system in the country around $1.6 billion per year. Problem is, a good portion of those going to the emergency room for what they see as a dental emergency actually have problems that can be taken care of at home or simply by waiting until the dentist’s office opens. “Many people are not sure what is a dental emergency and what is something that can wait until morning, so some people will go straight to the emergency room,” explains Dr. Karson Kupiec, a second-generation orthodontist at Kupiec Orthodontics & Pediatric Dentistry. “If it’s a true emergency, people shouldn’t hesitate to get to the hospital, but they will probably find it comforting to know that there are some common issues they can handle right from home.” Being able to handle some common dental emergencies without going to the emergency room can help save money, as well as time. Some of the more common dental emergencies that people experience and what they…