(honey pots, each about 6 inches tall, and a very famous bear and his honey pots)
My pals Grego and Gordo are into beekeeping. They will need me when the honey starts to flow.
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WOW!! Want, want, want ... :-D
I've already got an order in for 2!! :)
I see a good collaboration in future for gifting honey.. in Gary's pots! :D
And don't forget that at least SOME of those jars MUST have "HUNNY" crookedly printed across it. And I'm thinking I might just have to have one (at least) myself!
Have you seen the Maggie Thatcher teapot?
Too sweet! (I know, I'm feeling punny today...)
well, um, that is a rather funny teapot Burl, yes indeedy...
What a great idea!
I agree with ml--- it absolutely needs to say "HUNNY."
When you are all together that would be the G3 Summit on Honey then would it?
Sorry, I do try to resist - really.
Love the pots!
Well, after a coupla good looks at the Maggie Thatcher teapot. I WANT ONE! May be lese majeste' or something close, but I love it! Lese PM. perhaps?
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