When we hit 500 likes, I'll torture myself with the most vile substance known to humans.

According to V8's website, V8 vegetable juice was invented by W.G. Peacock of Evanston, IL back in 1933, and the Campbell Soup Company acquired the V8 brand later in 1948. It's supposedly filled with great stuff - tomatoes, carrots, celery, beets, parsley, lettuce, watercress, and spinach, meaning this is probably one of the best things you could ever consume.

But also the most disgusting.

This stuff lacks the sugars that fruits contain, making the average person want to spit up any drop with which they come in contact.

At LifeWall, we've made it a general policy to avoid encountering vegetable juice of any sort, due to the insane amount of discomfort the vermin causes.

But for you, I'll do it.

When Lifewall hits 500 likes on Facebook, I'll drink this entire bottle of V8 vegetable juice.

There will be pain, screaming, and probably a few tears involved, but that's the price of loyalty sometimes. 

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Dancing Like the Stars!

Tonight, we're hosting a night of fun, dance lessons, and socializing for area high school students (particularly those who will be going to prom soon). ANY high school student is welcome to stop by the gymnasium at Grace Life Church in Marshall from 7-9pm tonight (4/22)!



View Larger Map You'll get to learn a bunch of cool (and wholesome) dances like the Jitterbug and the classic Electric Slide! No admission fee, no particular dress code, just come and dance! Check out the promo video produced by Danny West: 

It's set to be a blast, so we hope to see you there! 

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New! Grad Boards

Apparently winter's decided to overstay its welcome, but there's still plenty of room for graduations and wedding planning, and we've totally noticed it. We opened last year around this time, and just missed most of the graduation excitement and opportunity to make some incredible prints. Not this year! Aside from canvas prints & StickIt murals, we're introducing another printing option that might be PERFECT for the occasion!

peel & stick material on a light-weight 

foam board, perfect for grad displays!

If you're familiar with gatorboard print displays, this is very similar -- just a lot more affordable. It's light, and the perfect option for someone looking to display TONS of photos all at once for a large event. We'll do virtually any size on the material, and have even sold a few so far! Check them out:

But we've also set up a super EASY special for graduating seniors.

We're offering two sizes of grad boards -- 8'x2' ($125) and 8'x4' ($225). The process is super easy, too.

Pick a size.

Give us your photos.

We'll put them in a template for you! See a couple of examples below. (There are a thousand more possibilities as well.)

8'x2' Grad Board

8'x4' Grad Board

Easy enough for you? Come check one out for yourself sometime! Quite a few of this type of product are already out the door, and we've heard some phenomenal feedback!

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