Last year’s biggest hit is back. Starting TODAY Ben & Jerry’s is rolling them again in Scoop Shops, but for a limited time only!
Even better? Buy-two-get-one-free BRRR-itos TODAY ONLY! Bring your buds to your nearest Ben & Jerry’s Scoop Shop on 4/20, buy two BRRR-itos and get one FREE!
DH took this shot of a highly pissed off Goddess during the forced evacuation on April 18, 2013 during the worst flooding in Lisle’s history. The water depth here was very shallow; compare the level on the mail box on the left to the stop sign in the background. Our house isn’t pictured, but the water came up to the garage carriage lights…yeah, that high.
PITA and I attended the Pluto presentation at COD this afternoon – fascinating!!! The astrophysicist, Dr. Kimberly Ennico-Smith, totally rocked the subject and shared the latest and greatest images of Pluto (with 3D glasses!) from the New Horizons mission. Apparently Pluto isn’t the dark old rock I’d learned in school. Heck, I don’t even know if they’d discovered Pluto back then!
And we will definitely be attending STEMCON (Science+Technology+Engineering+Math) on April 30th since it’s free and sounds like a ton of fun! Reprogramming your brain, anyone?
DH came down with that nasty norovirus on Thursday and I’m spent most of the past few days with him at Urgent Care and filling prescriptions and shopping for Gatorade (no coupons even!). We’ll probably end up at the ER today, since it’s still here (all symptoms) and that’s not right, at least according to the CDC site.
On the positive side, at least he can’t complain that I buy excessive amounts of bottled water (since it seems to be disappearing at an alarming rate!).
Today’s Google Doodle celebrates the 151st birthday of Wilbur Scoville, developer of the Scoville Heat Index. Go peppers!
Here’s a picture of the Pupil style I got a couple of months ago – love them! I’d never tried online glasses, but it was super easy to enter prescription info; you can also download your photo to try on different models. Grab two pairs and keep one in your car or purse (I only need them for low light conditions).
