A New Nigeria Is Possible Ellu Mug

When Auntie Flo Flo died she left everything to my other aunt, her sister. This aunt was very old and frail and not really interested in all the A New Nigeria Is Possible Ellu Mug but in fact I love this “junk” from the old days. A huge dumpster was called in and fifty years or more of Life and Time magazines and Saturday Evening Posts and National Geographic and (shockingly) Cosmopolitan magazine were dumped into the dumpster with the chipped enamel egg nog glasses and seventy five years of history. Other relatives picked over what they wanted and in the end when I got a chance there was a small pile of Christmas ornaments in their ancient boxes that no one wanted. They were clearly from the 1930s and while one time they were probably pretty bright by now they had lost some of their luster. However, they were from Auntie Flo Flo. I just put them on my Christmas tree today, Nov 23, 2018.

A New Nigeria Is Possible Ellu Mug, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

I looooove them! I hear them squeal the A New Nigeria Is Possible Ellu Mug but in fact I love this words <>. I have synesthesia (I hear colors, patterns, & shapes). And my synesthesia is heightened at Christmastime. I invented the words <> when I was little. The first thing I heard squeal those words at me were reflectors on the highway, & then later on, Christmas lights, the little kinds that are strung on Christmas trees. I’ve made ornaments out of decorated cookies and a Mercedes hood ornament, but my absolute favorites—and the most precious—are the dog tags I’ve saved for all my dogs. As I’m hanging them up, I look at the dates and think back to the dog it belonged to. Poignant moments. I also made an “angel” topper by taking a photo of my beloved Gillyflower Chesapeake, printing it and a reverse image on card stock, gluing the images together leaving space at the bottom to insert the tree branch, and printing wings on transparency film.