I know in my area, the Bartells chain of drug stores carries them. But the Sodastream site should list retailers.

ND saves the BB&B 20% off coupons and uses those to get a reduction on his office soda stream refills

Oh, does Bartell's? I always just go to BB&B in Northgate.

and pharmacy

If you have to pay out of pocket for anything, their prices are way below other pharmacies I've tried. And, if you will use the quantity, the OTC stuff is priced well, especially generics.

I keep meaning to keep my receipts from my cartridge exchange for my SodaStream so I can see how often I really go through them and see if it is worth shopping around for a better deal. It's just that exchanging them at Sur le Table is so easy when I can park in front of the store, walk straight to the register and they've got new bottles right there. I'm out the door in three minutes and they only usually try to sell me olive oil in addition to the tank.

And hey, it's better here; last place I lived it was closer to an hour to anything. You could get to the Chaco Canyon ruins site in less time.

I'd love to live so close to the Chaco Canyon ruins site!

BB&B sells the canisters for $15, and then I'd take the discount on them, and it was perfect and I felt like I didn't have to do any more work to save money. Easy gold star.

I taped another showing of "Talking Funny" so I could catch the beginning I missed, and oddly enough, Gervais is still an irritating prick. I might never watch another minute of Seinfeld's standup, but I like listening to him talk shop.

I was a horrible person and answered (work) emails inside my backpack at the cinema, and it turns out he didn't even get them until I left. I take an hour and a half to myself today, and it didn't even work out.

Polgara, for some reason I'd also want to give that card to Dean Winchester. I mean, not *me* giving it to him. Some truly evil person would give it to him.

Little box heaters were on clearance at Target

Oh man, I really need one for my bathroom. Brr.

"OK, our feature film today, Graders in the Park, the gripping story of the men who run the big machines that keeps the roads passable in our national parks."

Snerk.

I'd love to live so close to the Chaco Canyon ruins site!

It was great. Although even then, after 20 minutes on that washboard road, our guests were always thinking to themselves, "I don't know what could possibly be at the end of this road that is worth this road." But it was!

Man, I am kicking ass productivity-wise today. I finished address changes, my Arizona annual report, two email campaigns, and an awkward email about how I found this uncashed check from a year ago and what should I do with it?

AND I did laundry. Next up, budget numbers!

liese stole all the productivity.

I got some laundry done and dishes, but petered out and got swallowed into the black hole of FB games. damn you mystery manor and gardens of time, DAMN YOU!

ok. seriously going to clean up the front living room.

Inspired by previous conversation, I'm on Ancestry.com and I'm so frustrated. Now I remember why I quit using it before. I found my father in the 1930 Census - he was 7 - and I'm trying to get information on his first marriage. I entered all the information I have on him, and it's returning thousands of search results from everywhere, like Australia and Wales, places where I know he never went, and nothing from Michigan or any state where I know he lived. So in order to get more information, apparently I need to have more information.

And they don't have any census information after 1930. Shoot, the census was the only useful thing I ever found!