Don't forget Poem-in-your-Pocket Day (April 17, 2008)! The premise is simple. Pick any poem and put it in your pocket. Show it to or read it to everyone you meet on April 17th, whether it's at a restaurant, a doctor's office, at work, or at your kid's ball practice. You can also text and email the poem to your friends, and post it at your favorite internet forums. A simple and fun way to spread the love! Even kids can celebrate this way with no hassle and no cost.

We've made dressing up like burritos a family event. We even begin talking about "wmens fadora" our "burrito" will look like every year, wanting to make it just a little fancier than it was last year. It has become one of our family traditions.

Similar to the armband holder is the hard hat badge holder. This attachment holds the ID card securely on the front of a hard hat. Using a Velcro attachment, the holder is securely placed on the front portion of the hat. With the card easily visible, the card holder is able to work in extremely tough physical conditions without worry about the location of the badge.

Plenty of possibilities the following. Include a black tie, pair of shades and a tiny ultimate Hat guide and you're one of the Blues Brothers. Place the suit with a slim black tie, Ray-Ban sunglasses and a toy gun and you're Mr. Blonde from Reservoir Dogs. Will Smith from Males in Black or Agent Smith from the Matrix? They might not win you the greatest costume award but it is really affordable and you won't glimpse foolish on the way household!

Wear a cloche to keep your hair in place while motoring in your open top car. Cloche hats were excellent for staying on the head at times when wider brimmed hats would have blown off long ago. They are very practical and warm and just as good for the purpose today.

My first concert was embarrassing, and I think it was Fall Out Boy. My favorite concert was last year's Hangout Festival seeing The Flaming Lips perform Dark Side of the Moon.