Lynette Shofner

Once upon a time in a s8mall city there lived a little lady named Lynette Shofner. She was a typical woman that had dreams and ambitions to climb the corporate ladder to success. There was one small problem. Lynette wanted children and when she began to have children all of her pregnancies were difficult, from the first to the third child. Lynette had some questions to answer.

* Should she continue to climb the corporate ladder?
* Should she pay someone at a daycare center to put their influence on her beautiful children?
* Or should she walk away from corporate America and raise her own children?

After being put on bedrest with her third son and having months to make her decision, Lynette decided to stay at home. After all her father made her mother stay at home and raise nine children so Lynette thought it would be much easier because she only had three little rascals.

And so the journey began, Lynette stayed home, her money became funny, her change became strange. Gone were the days of shopping and the freedom to enjoy a simple latte. Lynette began living from paycheck to paycheck. Lynette who was a giver to anyone that was in need, suddenly became the needy. She gave away her last can of corn when her brother-in-law asked her for it. For years it had been a struggle trying to make ends meet, but she never complained to anyone, including her husband. As time passed by many of the friends and family around her knew her situation and would periodically give her food and clothing to help her family but Lynette, being a giver wanted to create an avenue so she could continue to give back like she did when she was employed.

While surfing the internet, Lynette discovered several websites that showed how to save money. She began saving hundreds of dollars for her family and she began donating the overages to her charity. When her sister Cheryl saw her house full of groceries she immediately wanted to know what her secret was. Did her husband get a raise or did Lynette strike it rich? Lynette's answer was simple. " I'm using coupon$" .

That's why we are here today, after going to the grocery store Cheryl discovered something that was too good to be true and we couldn't keep this information to ourselves any longer.
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