Do any of you guys use Shutterfly? It’s a site where you can make photo gifts like photo books, iPhone cases, prints, calendars, mugs, etc.
My friend gave me some $20 off [if you spend at least $20] gift cards. She gave me 4 too many so I would love to give them away to the first 4 people that ask for it, want them, and will actually use them. They expire May 31, 2013…so in a week or so. Please ONLY ask if you will actually use it, or else you are tying it up for someone that may actually want or need it.
Father’s day/graduation/birthdays are coming up so they are always good for that. Or just doing something with all those Instagram photos that are just sitting in your phone. Make a cool present for someone or yourself.
Send me an email to m.karenabad@gmail.com with the subject line: “Shuttefly Me!” and I will send you the instructions and the code to use. Remember, I only have 4 left, so it’s first come first serve. Once all have been claimed, I will edit this post, below.
[There are 3 left!]



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Previously on Arrested Development | NPR’s guide to the running gags from the show
This is dedication.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/aeef742e6ed7b1c4a17a38c225205617/tumblr_mn26rfuEin1qcm16uo1_500.jpg)


![My Arrested Development [Responsible] Viewing Calendar Leading Up To Season 4 Premiere on Netflix!
So, a couple of my friends and I wanted to watch all the other seasons of Arrested Development leading up to the Sunday, May 26th, Season 4 premiere on Netflix. Since most of us [responsible adults] work 9 or so hour days, so I decided to come up with a somewhat more responsible way of breaking up the viewings.
I figured since there are 22 episodes in Season 1, 18 episodes in Season 2, and 13 episodes in Season 3, at roughly 22 minutes an episode, that is a total of about 1,166 hours or 19 hours and 26 minutes of Arrested Development. With a total of 484 minutes [8 hours and 4 minutes] in Season 1, 396 minutes [6 hours and 36 minutes] in Season 2, and 286 minutes [4 hours and 46 minutes] in Season 3, breaking the seasons in half, with the exception of Season 3 which is viewed on a Saturday, you would only need to watch and average of 220 minutes [3 hours and 40 minutes] of TV a day. For those that work a 9-5, that’s plenty of time to come home from work, eat dinner and get things rolling at 7PM, finishing at around 11PM.
Let’s be real, I just wanted an excuse to do some math and draw a banana stand and staircar. Yay May 26th!
»edit: Thanks for the reminder Jamie! Monday will now be filled with a slot for the Arrested Development Documentary!«](http://24.media.tumblr.com/bd24e556fdab0924488d5b31d948fc08/tumblr_mmkdafnLIG1qz79dzo1_500.png)

