I know it is just a mug, but this particular mug has sentimental value to me. I bought it as a commemoration of our visit to the Statue of Liberty (as you can see) and our “honeymoon” in New York. It was also one of the first purchases that I made since moving to the northern hemisphere and I very carefully carted it back to London via Prague. If it ever breaks I will be most upset.
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I don’t know what year that mug was purchased because that wouldn’t be considered a mug as much as a pretty china cup. I think that is a treasure. I love it. Very nice sentimental item.
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Thanks Isadora, it was purchased in late 2008. It is very pretty isn’t it? I love it too
It has something Georgia.
it sure does – my tea
A very unusual mug – no wonder you like it.
I really do, thanks Colline
It was a wonderful sentimental value mug of yours, Thanks for sharing Georgia 🙂
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That is a lovely remembrance, Georgia. Thanks for sharing the story of how you got it and why it is so precious to you. I lived in NYC for the first 25 years of my life…and climbed the endless steps of the Statue of Liberty many times…quite awe-inspiring.:) Congrats on almost 5 years!
Thank you! Oh it must’ve been so fun living in New York.
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Sweet story Georgia. 🙂
Thank you Carol
Aww! I’m going to be sobbing by the time I’ve done the rounds of these sentimentals, Georgia. Yours is lovely.
Aw, I’m sure you won’t. Thanks Jo
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Thank you!