Hey Pittsburgh....

...the Carnegie Museums of Art and Natural History are FREE on Thursdays in March, from 3:30PM to 8PM. You can click HERE if you don't believe me. Parking is $5 after 5PM.

If you have never been to one or both, this is a fantastic opportunity to see what you have been missing. I have only been on the Natural History side myself so I can't wait to check out some art (after checking out the dinosaurs and mummies, of course). I can vouch for the Natural History side as being fantastic (and when I was there the dinosaurs exhibit was closed). We went to see the Bog People exhibit which was there at the time and I really enjoyed the rest of the museum as much if not more. Here is a list of the permanent exhibits at the Natural History Museum; seriously, there is something here for everyone! Happy Museuming, Pittsburgh!

Free!

Wanted to let you know about a free deal at Walgreens. Good until 10/24, you can get an 8x10 photo collage free!

How you ask? Enter the coupon code 8x10TREAT and make sure to select you will pick up the collage at a store (you can pick from locations)--otherwise you'll get stuck with shipping.

So far, I've gotten two free collages and a free photo magnet and we love them all! It's really easy, you upload photos from your computer and select from the options. They usually do this around holidays or change in seasons (summer, Mother's and Father's Day, Halloween). I can usually order them in the morning and they are ready in the afternoon, very fast!

CLICK HERE for more details and the link (thanks, Be Centsable!).

While you are in there, check out these other things you can score for free (provided you have the coupons).

Speaking of deals, I scored this cute little dress for $9.95 at Anthropologie.com last night!
I can't wait for it to get here so I can try it on. I think the bodice, being shirred, will work during pregnancy and nursing, then afterward when things, um, shrink back to normal size again. I'm tempted to try dyeing it so I can wear it spring, summer and fall. Any ideas on colors, methods, dyes to use? It is 100% cotton.