Provision

I just wanted to tell you guys about a cool thing that happened today. I've been working on my massage room (our former guest bedroom) for the last week or so, getting it ready for clients. There have been a lot of things to purchase, and a limited budget to get them with. The other day I went to Lowe's to look for window treatments. I had a $10 off coupon that I used to buy a roman shade (you had to spend $25 to get to use the coupon), but even with the coupon it was still $20. . . and I needed another one anyways. So today, Jamie and I went back to Lowe's to take back the shade and look for something else. I asked the returns' woman if it was possible to do an exchange so that I could still get credit for the $10 off coupon. She said to pick out what I wanted and then talk to the manager about the coupon. Well, I found two beautiful curtain rods on clearance for $6 each. But Jamie was getting hungry, and grouchy, and we couldn't think of anything else we needed to make up the remaining $13 to use the coupon. So I went up to the counter and asked if I could just have some sort of credit for a future purchase. The manager came over and told the cashier to just take the $10 off my order -- so my curtain rods came to a dollar a piece! They look great in the room. Now, I'm just waiting for a good deal on curtains to come along.