I couldn’t resist. I mean, I told you I was gonna do it!! You had to expect this kind of behavior from me, so don’t look so shocked.

Check this out:

Yeah, I know what you’re thinking. You’re thinking, “Kelleigh! You said you were going to eat from your pantry! Why are you buying more stuff?”

Uh, you have a valid point there. But, honestly, would you pass up free salsa? I mean, FREE as in it didn’t cost you anything (except perhaps your sanity as you yelled at gently reminded your boys to stay close by and stop climbing up that pole and stop hugging each other and watch where you’re going and don’t touch the floor and . . . here’s your cookie).

FREE salsa, people. Add this trip to yesterday’s trip, and I now have 12 jars . . . and I’ll probably hit up Walmart or Waremart next, because I love free salsa!!

And, ahem, no, of course I would never think to actually add to my freezer at this point in time. You don’t see my absolute favorite frozen pizza back there (for just $2.99 each!). If you close your eyes, you won’t see them. Close them. Go ahead. Ahh, you see?! (Or not.)

You can, of course, check out the 4 packs of Chinet plates and 4 packs of Chinet cups that I picked up for a GRAND total of $4. Total. Yeah. That’s 4-4-$4. Cheaper than the thin plates and red beer cups.

And, of course I had to toss some things in there that were practically free, just because I’d be crazy not to: the soup, veggies, brownie bowl and lunch meat.

The only thing I paid full price for was the (super yummy!) Don Pancho tortillas . . . and we sorta needed the tortillas to go with all of my FREE salsa!!

Oh, I’m having too much fun with this! It’s a sickness. Make me stop!

(But, not really. ‘Cause, . . . you know.)

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