Save The Date 79811 Thanksgivukkah Mug
Once in a lifetime comes Thanksgivukkah! That's because for the first time since 1888 Hanukkah and Thanksgiving are at the same time. So, the blending of the word "Thanksgiving + Hanukkah" now is "Thanksgivukkah"! To celebrate this, I designed a fun Jewish Turkey who is playing with a dreidel and wears a Star of David T-shirt. Thanksgiving and Hanukkah coming at the same time will not happen again until the year 79811 (i.e. not in our lifetimes ever.) So, celebrate in 2013 with this fun item. NOTE: If you want to change the Font Style or Color you can! Click the "Customize" button. Then on the top left, click the 2nd button down that says "Show/Hide Art View." This will give you the formatting mode with the red lines. (Never go outside those lines btw.) Then highlight the line of text you want to change and click the "F" for Font Styles (you'll get lots of options) and/or the Black Box for more font colors. I used Blue and Brown to go with the Jewish and Thanksgiving traditional colors.
$20.80
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