2016 Calendars and Holiday Cards have Landed!



Did you know there are only eight Fridays until Christmas? I’ll give you a few minutes to get over the shock. Come to think of it, you might need more than a few minutes. And yes, I panicked when I found out, too.

Although I ordinarily am of the opinion that holiday things it should not arrive anywhere until after Halloween, it’s okay to break that rule when mail order is involved. Right?

As always, it’s been a joy making these products for you. I hope you enjoy them.

If you enjoy my photos and would like to hang them on your wall, or give them away as gifts, you have two options for calendars this year. There is the traditional The Seated View calendar

And for the second year in a row, a calendar specifically for those of us who enjoy watching birds.

I’ve also put together some new holiday cards, as well as a couple of old favourites. Most are nondenominational, but there is one specifically for Christmas.

Want to rev yourself up in preparation for the release of the second Your Life with Rheumatoid Arthritis book in the spring? Take a look at the Your Life with RA gear (customizable to different bags, mugs, and more)

And if you want some gift ideas, check out the high-quality posters and canvas print.

 OK, get set... get ready... shop!
 
 

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Unknown said…
Love the snow covered maple syrup card.
5:50 AM
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