Slasher Outta New York 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 Slasher Outta New York Mug but I will buy this shirt and I will 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.

Slasher Outta New York Mug, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

See anything in the Slasher Outta New York Mug but I will buy this shirt and I will love this definition of atheism that addresses Christmas trees? Neither do I. And since those trees are really a pagan tradition it’s a little odd to even call them “Christmas” trees. My sister, C, has a tree with a very designer look which takes her HOURS to decorate. My other sister, J, always has a colour co-ordinated tree but not as ‘designerish’ as Cs. Mine is a riot of colour with ornaments my daughter ‘made’ when she was little, ornaments given to me by friends over the years and a cardboard cut-out Kenny from South Park angel on top. It is a cut-out from the back of an Advent Calendar my daughter had one year when she was a child (she’s 27 now). Kenny is getting on a bit now though and sadly might have to be replaced in another year or two.