Life on the Road

 Thanks to Journaling Back to Joy for this funny comedy bit:

 Left Brain Grocery List

Ice cream lovers will have the opportunity to enjoy their favorite Baskin-Robbins flavor for only 31 cents while paying tribute to local fire heroes of all ages.

On April 29, America’s favorite neighborhood ice cream shop is partnering with the National Volunteer Fire Council (NVFC), the nation’s leading non-profit association representing the interests of the volunteer fire, EMS, and rescue services.

As part of the event, Baskin-Robbins will make a $100,000 donation to the NVFC National Junior Firefighter Program, which provides departments and youth alike with the resources, tools, and information they need to help develop, grow, enhance, promote, and participate in their local junior firefighter program.

Participating Baskin-Robbins stores will help raise additional funds for local firehouses by inviting fire departments to the event to collect donations.

You can RSVP to their event on Facebook, or find your nearest store at the Baskin Robbins site.

Enjoy!

I just discovered a cool “Invite Your Friends to Save” coupon deal on ArtsCow!

ArtsCow is my favorite digital printing place.  They have by far the best prices I’ve found on digital prints, and they do photo books, ornaments, mousepads, plus tons of other really neat photo gifts… 

PLUS new users get a ton of credits for free goodies to try things out.

And just to entice you a little more, they’re offering these coupon codes good for:

A 30 page 8×8 photo book for just $11.99, with Free Shipping!

Now $11.99 is a great price for a photobook … but for 30 pages rather than 20, AND free shipping? 

Heck, I’m using some of these codes myself!

But if you’d like to join the fun, here are 10 unique codes.  They are single-use, so keep going down the list until you hit one that works!

• ZFHJXZV
• Z947MXR
• Z29A6Y8
• Z98JALA
• ZA4UN9K
• ZN778S9
• ZA91NZM
• Z4V88YM
• Z37L63E
• ZXEHKGE

They expire on April 19th, so hurry up! 

By Nick

Hi all!

This is the first of a series of epic failures by the average person. I often visit a site called failblog.org, which is a site on which anyone can place pictures or videos of incredible mistakes. When I saw this, I just had to share.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCJ3Oz5JVKs[/youtube]

So my mom isn’t the only one to have trouble with Verizon…

Watch for more!

And I’m out.