Fear The Fairest Mug

I am still re gifting some of them to my kids…the Fear The Fairest Mug Furthermore, I will do this grands think it is funny seeing mommy as an elementary student. When my wife and I first married, we found ourselves alone in California far from home. Being short on money, we decide to craft our own ornaments from stuff from a hobby shop. As you might expect, some were quite pretty and some were quite gaudy. But one, was a large blue and white bezeled star ball that my wife made. It was her triumph. That was forty five years ago. We’ve had a lot fancier ornaments since then and a lot nicer holidays. And a lot of changes. My wife passed away six years ago. I still have that ornament. I see it and I think of her. I’m not letting it go.

Fear The Fairest Mug, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

I went to my local big box store with the Fear The Fairest Mug Furthermore, I will do this red sign and stocked up on plastic storage bins that came with cardboard dividers that do an excellent job of storing fragile glass ornaments. They also sell wreath storage cases and smaller bins that hold strings of lights. When you consider the amount of money that you spend on Christmas decorations and ornaments, it’s worth a few extra dollars to keep them from damage. I have a few that my mother bought fifty or sixty years ago that can’t be replaced. I used to help decorate a tree for a hostel. The tree would have the hanging baubles & ornaments on the branches first. So they are pushed further back & more secure. Next the tinsel. Lastly the lights would go on then the fairy on the top of tree. Many layers so the ornaments wouldn’t be easily pulled off.