Congratulations to Emilie and Jason on their engagement.
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t shirts
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This guy is quite the globetrekker, I think this is his third entry! He writes:
“This is Parliament Square, with many statues of important historical figures. There are only two statues of non-Brits here: Nelson Mandela and Abraham Lincoln. In the background you can see the statue of Winston Churchill. And that big clock thingy.
We went on to a pub called “The Lamb and Flag” (unofficially known as the “bucket of blood” from years earlier when there was prize fighting going on there). Someone who lives near Petworth, West Sussex, 40 miles from London, was confounded how an American would have such a shirt.”
Last August Hipchickindc wrote about Petworth, England.
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“Here’s a pic of me and my lady at a castle in Segovia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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A reader writes:
“I was in Mexico (Chichén Itzá) last month and took in some history in between daiquiris on the beach. I was so excited about wearing my PoP t-shirt that I jumped and did handstands. :)”
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Wow, this is a really cool picture. The reader writes:
“Here we are at the steps of Sacre Coeur. The guy who took the photograph was really interested in what the shirt meant.”
Hmm, it never occurred to me – I wonder if the French may have a particular affinity for these shirts…
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The reader writes:
“I know I sent you something a week or two ago, but, hey…we travel a lot.
Took this picture today, 2-13-09 – in Tikal, Guatemala.
PoP-Culture question: ¿What famous movie had this in the background for 10 or so seconds?
Still in Guatemala – leaving for Belize tomorrow.”
Super cool shot!
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Old school PoP t-shirts represent in Machu Picchu.
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This is from Noah who “styled a PoP t-shirt in sunny Guatemala City this past week”. Nice. If anyone is going on an international trip shoot me an email and I’ll hook you up with a t-shirt to be photographed.
This is a good example of the men’s t-shirt for those who haven’t seen the new one’s yet. And here’s a shot of the new women’s t-shirts.
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Here’s what one of the new ladies shirts look like as well.
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This is from a buddy of mine who is currently serving somewhere in Iraq.
During the holiday season let’s take a second to remember and appreciate all the folks serving overseas particularly in Iraq and Afghanistan. To support our service members has nothing to do with politics. Let’s just recognize their sacrifice and wish them a speedy and safe return home.