Tyler

This morning Tyler Hansborough was spotted at Open Eye Cafe by Jason. This covert snap-chat reminded of the time I not so covertly tried to snap-chat Tyler Hansborough at Open Eye Cafe last fall and he saw me. The snap was priceless! Unfortunately, I didn't screenshot it, but it looked something like this

mixed with this

OK, Beyonce, just stop it right now because I just can't even...

I'm I've watched Lemonade 5 times now and I just...

I mean, I...

I...

I love it. I love it all so much. 

I'm speechless.

So there.

Here's a few of my favorite parts

Boom!

Hiding in the Tall Grass

Busting up Errythang in her Yellow Dress

In the Tub

Girl Power

Not Sorry with Serena Williams

Pigtails for Days and Dancing on a Bus

"I'm Just Too Much For You"

Redemption

Heart Eyes Emoji

Ah, Bey...

RIP One of the Greats

Another great artist passed today. Sadly, our world is a little less soulful than it was this morning. I really loved Prince. He was funky and badass. A legend.

Just like Bowie, he had a lot of different iterations. This is my favorite Prince (above) relaxed and au natural.
Which is your favorite Prince?

Alton Brown

I had no idea who he was (until I googled him) and I'm sure many of the kids at Fayetteville Street didn't either, but Alton Brown came to our school!

This is him.

He did a cool science/culinary experiment that involved popcorn, exploding balloons and dried crickets. 

Needless to say, the kids loved it and now we all know who Alton Brown is.

Popping popcorn with an extra hot lamp

Making culinary science jokes.
 I didn't know it but he has his own show AND was on Iron Chef!

He's doing 2 shows at DPAC tonight and we got front row seats at Fayetteville Street Elementary.

Trying to emulate the chemical reaction that occurs when popcorn is popped. Inside the balloon is kale (for fiber), packing peanuts (for cellulose), and dried crickets (for protein).

This was right after he made that lady eat a dried cricket!

Heating up the "kernal"...this poor woman!

And...POP!

The best part was that Alton Brown stayed after the show and gave each child (over 300) and teacher a personalized autograph!

Thanks, Alton Brown!