courtesy Hello Kitty Cafe Truck
This week’s question is inspired by the press release below. Hello Kitty super fans take note!! So I always love learning what some folks collect. Like you go into their kitchen and you see a thousand cow magnets or something like that. How in the hell did you get started collecting cow magnets?!? When I was a kid growing up, I used to collect baseball cards and autographs. I was fanatical and spent every penny on them. Besides some of the autographs they’re pretty much worthless today hahaha but it was fun at the time! So what things did you/do you collect? What got you interested in collecting them?
And regarding that press release – THE HELLO KITTY CAFE TRUCK – NEXT STOP: BETHESDA, MARYLAND!
“What
Hello Kitty Cafe Truck Appearance
When & Where
Saturday, March 17, 2018
10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Bethesda Row
4950 Elm St.,
Bethesda, MD 20814
*Come find us on Bethesda Avenue at the end of Bethesda Lane*
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The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck will be once again be rolling into Bethesda, MD! Fans of Hello Kitty can look forward to an array of exclusive goodies and limited-edition collectibles, including:
o New 3-piece boxed cookie sets
o New giant Hello Kitty cookie
o New pocket pies
o New keychains
o Newly designed bow-shaped water bottles
Other popular returning items include a 4-piece petit fours box set, 5-piece macaron box set, bow headband and Hello Kitty Cafe T-shirts in youth and adult sizes.”
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