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    • Friday, April 04, 2008

    The new addition

    No, it's not another bunny. It's certainly not another teenager, and don't even think younger. I have a new coffee mug. Of course! You knew that right away. Didn't you?


    Everything in the gift shop was half price because it was the last game of the season. I picked this one over the other because it was a little bigger than the average coffee cup and because of the cool "fidget tool" on the handle. See that neat-o little hockey puck with the crossed sticks? It spins. My thumb loves it.

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    3 Comments:

    Blogger Flea said...

    Oooo! I've never seen a coffee mug with a fidget tool! That would certainly be difficult to resist at any price. Yay!

    4/04/2008 8:50 PM  
    Blogger Casdok said...

    Looks realy cool and a bargain! Excellent!

    4/05/2008 1:23 PM  
    Blogger Lynn - the piggy bank painter said...

    I love the mug. I'd never get any work done because I would be spinning that thing all the time! I could drink a lot of tea tho....

    4/05/2008 8:06 PM  

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