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  • Frosty Elf Icicle Ornament. Brr! This elf has spent too much time playing in the snow today and has turned into an icicle! His misfortune creates an incredible ornament that adds glimmer to your tree in a whimsical way only...
    Frosty Elf Icicle Ornament. Brr! This elf has spent too much time playing in the...
    $17.99
  • Bacon, a staple breakfast food often paired with eggs, seems to go in and out of favor in the culinary world. It currently is experiencing a dramatic increase in popularity. Now, it is even found in sweet foods such as...
    Bacon, a staple breakfast food often paired with eggs, seems to go in and out...
    $17.99
  • Here are some other names for this fun little car.  In France, it's called Coccinelle, which means ladybug.  It's Maggiolino and Fusca in Italy and Brazil, respectively, both of which mean "beetle." Mexico calls it Vocho; it's Peta (turtle) in Bolivia; and Kodok (frog) in Indonesia. 
    Here are some other names for this fun little car.  In France, it's called Coccinelle, which means ladybug....
    $17.99
  • Pineapples symbolize friendship and graciousness. They were hung on front doors or gateposts as signs of welcome and hospitality. People eventually began carving designs of pineapples into their doorways to welcome friends or even strangers into their homes.
    Pineapples symbolize friendship and graciousness. They were hung on front doors or gateposts as signs...
    $17.99
  • Rabbits are very shy and frail animals. Having no natural means of protecting itself, the rabbit is therefore dependent on the kindness of man and other animals for its survival. At Christmastime the rabbit represents the renewal of this faith...
    Rabbits are very shy and frail animals. Having no natural means of protecting itself, the...
    $17.99
  • The name “Schnauzer” comes from the German word, “schnauze,” which means snout or muzzle. This sounds a little like “shnaz,” a slang word for a big nose.  They were once called Wirehaired Pinschers, but Schnauzer took over by the early...
    The name “Schnauzer” comes from the German word, “schnauze,” which means snout or muzzle. This...
    $17.99
  • Rabbits are very shy and frail animals. Having no natural means of protecting itself, the rabbit is therefore dependent on the kindness of man and other animals for its survival. At Christmastime the rabbit represents the renewal of this faith...
    Rabbits are very shy and frail animals. Having no natural means of protecting itself, the...
    $17.99
  • Poodles have both German & French roots, and are exceedingly smart water dogs, bred frequently as "gun dogs" for duck hunters. These hypoallergenic canines became popular in the United States after World War II, and were bred in 3 sizes:...
    Poodles have both German & French roots, and are exceedingly smart water dogs, bred frequently...
    $17.99
  • Beagles are one of the most popular dog breeds in the United States. They’re known for being great family pets.  Beagles are also a working breed in law enforcement. Beagles’ ears, when drawn out, reach the end of their nose....
    Beagles are one of the most popular dog breeds in the United States. They’re known...
    $17.99
  • Who says you must EAT your fruits and veggies? You can drink them too! Smoothies are a great way to incorporate more fruits and vegetables into your diet. Put nearly any fruit or veggie in a blender to puree and...
    Who says you must EAT your fruits and veggies? You can drink them too! Smoothies...
    $17.99

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