Tried Tapestries
Description: A humorous father and daughter present for Dads who appreciate funny quotes from their child. Perfect gift for Father's Day, birthday, or Christmas. Features the full text: Dear Dad, I Tried To Find The Best Gift Ever But Since That Was Me I Just Got You This Shirt. Love, Your Daughter. Great for any proud daughter giving a gift to her father.
Description: Sometimes a person makes a decision so questionable that the possible response afterward is to stand there in complete silence and reconsider every life choice that led to it. In a moment of pure instinct, an attempt was made to stop something from falling using a completely inappropriate body part, as if suddenly possessing the skills of a professional soccer player. Unfortunately, reality had other plans. What followed was a brief moment of chaos, a generous amount of regret, and the immediate realization that some instincts should probably be ignored. It was one of those situations where everything happens far too quickly, yet somehow the embarrassment lasts forever. This is the lesson learned: not every falling object needs to be saved.
Description: John Edward Prine was an American country folk singer-songwriter. He was active as a composer, recording artist, live performer, and occasional actor from the early 1970s until his death, and was known for an often humorous style of original music that has elements of protest and social commentary.
Description: A loving sentiment for fathers. Express appreciation for your Dad with this family bond message. Perfect for Father's Day, birthdays, or any day you want to show your love. Features the complete text: Dad We Have Tried To Find The Best Gifts For You But We Already Belong To You.
Description: Trying to draw a circle in water with one finger sounds like one of those tiny activities that takes only a few seconds. You move your finger around, make a shape, and decide that something resembling a circle has appeared. No special equipment is needed, no complicated setup is involved, and yet the result can still be described like a major accomplishment. The fun part is giving an extremely ordinary action much more importance than it probably deserves. A small ripple becomes the result of careful effort, and suddenly you are standing there appreciating your work as though you just completed a difficult assignment. Of course, the circle disappears almost immediately because water has absolutely no interest in preserving your masterpiece.
