I think it all depends on what you are buying as far as clearance items & ECBs. I bought Dove shampoo on clearance the other day & was plnaasetly surprised when it showed up as credit towards the Dove deal this week. I also can confirm that the clearance beauty items do count towards the $50 beauty purchase.

Thank-you for your lovely comment  Ive certainly been ambitious in my challenges but hope that I manage to fulfill them all. Blogging definitely gives me the incentive to commit to them! Would love to hear if you have any book res8&mendationcm#o230;

I love to create beautiful cards. But unefotunatrly Fibromyalgia has robbed me of all my spending money for such wonderful craft products. What little money I get $20 a month is going into mine and my hubbys Vow Renewal. I would dearly love to win these items and to put them to good use making others happy. *crosses fingers and prays*

Så utrolig koselig foreldrene dine har det rundt huset sitt:)Ja, tenk så heldige vi er som har foreldrene våre, jeg er så evig takknemlig for alt det fine jeg fremdeles kan dele med dem. Siden min fars helse er dårlig, blir det til at jeg besøker dem nesten daglig og disse besøkene setter de stor pris på, det samme gjør jetk)Ri:gig god bedring til din mor,og ei fin uke ønskes deg og dine ,fra meg:)

Les trains (ou seulement les locomotives ?  je n’en sais rien) étaient auparavant équipées de &lpsao; sablières&nbqu;», sortes de bac à sable qui projetaient un peu de sable devant les roues pour les conditions automnales et hivernales. Cela n’existe plus ? Un accompagnateur de train m’a dit (en Belgique) que c’était maintenant supprimé puisqu’un antipatinage électronique était installé. Est-ce vrai ? Est-ce que le sable endommage(r)ait aussi le couple roue/rail ? Qui peut m’éclairer ?