Procrastination Train: Next Stop Father’s Day

Is anyone else a last minute kind of person?  The thrill of a deadline looming over me caused inspiration to strike when I was in school, and I’m beginning to think that same kind of principle applies for my post-graduate self as well.

I’m not just referring to research papers and group projects, either.  I’m talking online banking, credit card payments (I’ve never fully missed one, thankfully)—and yes—holiday shopping.

Some of you might reassure me that I have plenty of months to go before I need to concern myself with holiday shopping, but I’m not talking about those holidays.  I’m much more concerned with Father’s Day, which is just around the corner.

To get some ideas flowing (not to mention savings), I went to 58Coupons.com and searched their impressive selection of Father’s Day coupons.  Instead of being clueless about what to get my Dad for Father’s Day, I’m now faced with the opposite problem: there are just too many options!

If I want to go the flowers route, I can get 20% off Father’s Day purchases with PickupFlowers coupon code MYUNIVERSITY, and 1-800-Flowers promo code BSKT10D gets me $10 off any order over $75.

My Dad is pretty big on taking photos, so a Father’s Day photo book might be the way to go.  Jostens Photo Books discount code DADSGIFT helps me save 20%.

I also discovered that Magazines.com is offering a two-for-one special!  And of course Belt Outlet has men’s wallets on sale just in time for Father’s Day…

With all these options (and many more online at 58Coupons.com), I might never get around to deciding on the perfect gift.  One thing I know for sure?  My Dad will love whatever I end up getting him, but he’s going to love spending the day with me more.

And only I need to know how much money I saved to make both of us happy!

Happy Father’s Day to all the new and old Dad’s out there!