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aroraborealisI received an athenahealth mug when I started working here, which is what I've been using for coffee and tea ...
But it only holds 12oz of liquid (and that's when it's filled to the rim), and it turns out, that's annoyingly not enough. I'd prefer something that holds at least 16oz, and preferably 24oz. Also, it's boring.
I want something pretty, and sturdy, and large. Do you have a favorite place to shop for handmade pottery in the Boston area? I could turn to etsy, but I'd love to find something this weekend if I can.
But it only holds 12oz of liquid (and that's when it's filled to the rim), and it turns out, that's annoyingly not enough. I'd prefer something that holds at least 16oz, and preferably 24oz. Also, it's boring.
I want something pretty, and sturdy, and large. Do you have a favorite place to shop for handmade pottery in the Boston area? I could turn to etsy, but I'd love to find something this weekend if I can.
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Date: 2011-10-14 02:15 pm (UTC)You could go to one of those "paint your own pottery" stores. This would take a little longer than just buying it off the rack, but it'd be fun.
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Tom
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