Clipping coupons always seems like a good idea until they get lost in the depths of my purse.
So maybe I need the List Caddy, a new device that holds coupons, a pen and a shopping list.
The caddy snaps onto the shopping cart handle and attaches to the refrigerator, too.
It costs $4.99 and is available online at www.listcaddy.com.
Debra Smith, Herald Writer
dsmith@heraldnet.com
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