A love story like no other I’ve read. Two inmates at Nazi death camp, Siobhor, are forced to dance together. That dance led to an escape and life on the run.  My friend, Kristie Markham, after months of telling me I needed to read this incredible true story, let me borrow her copy. I learned much from this first-person account of the Holocaust – an excellent read.

This is my favorite grocery app. All I do is take a picture of my grocery receipt to earn points to trade in for gift cards. Fetch is an easy and convenient app to use. I do not have to scan a product bar code for any items or use only certain stores. I’ve been using Fetch for about 8 months and have earned a little over 25,000 points. I’m getting better at consistently using Fetch weekly.  My points translate into $25 gift cards to places such as Amazon, iTunes, Bath & Body Works, and a slew of restaurants, including Dunkin Donuts and Starbucks. Gift cards can be choosen at the 5,000 point level or points saved for cards with larger amounts. One thing I do not like about Fetch is there is a limit to the number of receipts scanned in a 14 day period. I try to scan grocery store and Wal-Mart receipts first followed by all others to receive the maximum number of points.

Fetch is offering 2,000 refferal points ($2 in points!) if you sign up. That means I receive 2,000 points and you receive 2,000 points. All you do is download the app, Fetch Rewards,  and use my code: DA5NC. Next, send your code out to friends to get your own referral points! Remember, at 5,000 points you’ve earned a $5 gift card of your choice! The app is free to download and super simple to use.