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I use a manilla folder and mark the date on the tab and then use a file folder "holder" and store all Sun paper inserts in each folder by date. I clip as I need them. I find this saves me time in clipping, especially when I end up clipping stuff I don't use.

SouthernSavers.com website has a list of the coupons that go w/each deal, so it will have a date and an insert name. I go to the date, pull the insert out, and clip what I need. Easy Pie!

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I thought I would give the couponing forum some love 

I hardly ever clip anymore. You can use a coupon clipping service like www.coupondede.com  and only pay around 7 cents for each coupon. She will mail them to you already cut and ready to go. No more buying newspapers and spending hours cutting and sorting !!

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Does she send you every coupon in the inserts? That is a lot of coups and wouldn't it add up? How much on average do you pay per week for your coupons? And how soon do you get them? I like to go shopping on Mon or Tues and I would get thrown off if I had to wait for my coupons to come.

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No you only  buy the coupons you want and how many of each you want. Just as an example today I bought 10 coupons for $1/1 quaker oatmeal and 20 coupons for $2.25/1 finish tablets. These are higher value and popular coupons, so they were a little more expensive. I paid .15 each for the oatmeal and .20 each for the finish tablets plus .94 for shipping. I typically don't use even half of the coupons in my newspaper, so purchasing only the ones I want ends up saving me money. She ships them from Texas first class the day you buy them. So it usually takes 3-4 days for me to get them. I on average spend $4-5 for coupons each week, sometimes less sometimes more. It just depends whats on sale that week