Tacky Holiday Gift Assistance Needed

[Debi]

My cousin just got a dog and had the dog's picture taken w/Santa. On the back of the photo he wrote "To Grandma, love Sam" Sam being the dog's name.

I'm looking for a t-shirt that reads something like, "What do you mean my grandchild is a dog?"

Can anyone help me find one?

[cheezus]

1. more to the point, how is your grandchild your COUSIN's dog?

???

[Debi]

11. No..no...no

My Aunt's grandchild is my cousin's dog...I want to buy her the t-shirt.

[Lefta Dissenter]

2. you could just make your own

with an iron-on transfer.

[msgadget]

3. Or,

It could have a picture of the grandma in question asking, "Are you calling me a bitch??"

[Debi]

12. That is an option!

:thumbsup:

[LisaM]

4. There's a Cathy book called "My Granddaughter Has Fleas"!

Maybe you should just get that!

[Debi]

13. Thanks.

:hi:

[MsAnthropy]

5. lillianvernon.com or harrietcarter.com are tacky gift heavens

[Debi]

6. Thank you for being the only civil person on this thread

:hi:

[yellowdogintexas]

7. I like the Cathy book idea myself

[Debi]

14. I agree..

I was still smarting from #1 :eyes:

[MsAnthropy]

9. It's hard to get a straight answer sometimes, isn't it?

I just noticed I misspelled lillianvernon.com

[Patiod]

10. Although I did buy an incredibly useful item at Lillian Vernon

The had a tapestry covered, fake-fur lined holder for eyeglasses. You put it on your bedside table, and put your glasses in it at night.

http://www.alwaysbrilliant.com/?PID=280&SC=98667&PN=Eyeglass%20Holder%20Choice&KW=eyeglass%20holder

Keeps them from scratching, and discourages the cat from knocking them off in a bid to get me out of bed to feed her at 4am (and if she does, they don't get scratched or stepped-on). No longer at Lillian Vernon, but a cool item. Totally old-lady, but useful as hell.

[havocmom]

8. Check your phone book

there are places where you can get custom screen printing for tee shirts.

My sis had 3 tees made for the granddaughters. Since she is Grandpa's 2nd wife, she is "Nana" as opposed to the two 'grandmas'. The girls, as tots, were always enthralled with sparkl-ie earrings, bracelets...

The tee shirts had sparkle inks in silver, turquoise, pink and said:

"We love diamonds.
We love pearls.
We love gold.
We're Nana's girls!"