Free Birthday Goodies
Of all our Fabulous Freebies 2009, my favorite is the free stuff you can get on your birthday.
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Of all our Fabulous Freebies 2009, my favorite is the free stuff you can get on your birthday. We all have birthdays, so we all have chance to get something for free:
A slew of businesses will give you prime freebies on your birthday thatalmost make getting older worth it. For instance, anyone can get free admission to Disneyland or Disney World parks in 2009. Join the birthday club at Toys R Us and your child (younger than 10) will get a free toy or gift card every year.
If you sign up in advance to join the club at your favorite eatery, youcould score free food on your birthday too. For example, you can get a free meal at Famous Dave's BBQ and free ice creamat Cold Stone Creamery and Baskin Robbins. Search the Web for "birthdayfreebies," then call your local restaurants to ask whether theyparticipate in the deal.
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Cameron Huddleston wrote the daily "Kip Tips" column for Kiplinger.com. She joined Kiplinger in 2001 after graduating from American University with an MA in economic journalism.