Taking your kids to see Christmas lights is a holiday tradition for most families. One of my families favorite places to go see Christmas lights is the Candy Cane House.
Kids seem to love black lights, especially at amusement parks. I'm personally not a fan of black lights because I love to wear black, and black shirts under a black light show dust and lint on your shirt. It's almost gross looking.
Apparently, I am the only one that doesn't care for black lights because there is a new trend called "glowga".
There have been a ton of videos showing people with their lights synced to music. This one blows them all out of the water! Check out this entire neighborhood of Christmas lights set to music.
Saturday night I went outside to feed the cat and I noticed that all of our neighbors had their Christmas lights up. I was a little surprised but I decided to go with it. As I was putting all of my Christmas decorations out my husband was explaining why it was too early for Christmas stuff.
I totally got pulled over this morning by a very nice police officer. Before you judge...I was not speeding, I just don't know how to use my lights properly.
We found these light-up cereal boxes today that illuminate store shelves. These are just a marketing demo, but there's a good chance this electrical induction technique will be lighting up grocery stores in the near future.
We've got the video, along with a few other mind-blowing examples of the future of point of purchase display gadgetry.
This is a survey out of the U.K., but we get the feeling like it applies pretty well over here too. The bottom line: When it comes to technology from movies, a LOT of people have problems separating the science from the fiction. Check this out:
Almost 50% of adults believe the mind erasing device from "Men In Black" exists...