I can’t believe I did it! Me, the most un-crafty person ever. But so many other people were doing it, so I thought I would at least try. And I did it!

I. Made. A. T-Shirt.

Holy crap, y’all. See how excited I am? I’m using words like y’all, and I live in Michigan.

For some time now, I’ve had this phrase stuck in my head. A phrase that I thought would be humorous on a t-shirt. I may be the only one who finds it humorous, or knows the song I’m referencing. Big imaginary bonus points to the person who knows the song, even more points if you remember the name of the band.

Would you like a t-shirt of your very own? Better yet, would you like to help send me to (gulp) BlogHer 2007? Then please clicky-click on the link on the sidebar, the one right above the Flickr link, go to my shop, and buy!

Like Dawn, I also would encourage you to email me if there’s another item you would like to buy besides the t-shirts I have available. I don’t really know what other types of shirts people like to wear, so I will absolutely custom order anything for anyone. I’m also open to any other suggestions about the style, font color, etc.

And can we just talk for a minute about what happens to my heart rate and blood pressure when I think about the possibility of going to next year’s BlogHer? When I think about meeting everybody (and you had all BETTER be planning to go next year darn it!), I get this fluttery feeling in my stomach. But I would really, really like to go, and this t-shirt thing is the only way I can think of to make some of the money.

So now I have a t-shirt of my very own. Yay me.

Update: Mrs. Harridan gets my imaginary billion bonus points for knowing it was originally Romeo Void. That song was considered quite subversive when it first came out, which is pretty funny considering what is mentioned in rap lyrics now. And I really do mean it if anyone has suggestions for changes. My SIL Mightymouse Mommy is much better at this computer stuff than me and we are working on an update for the shirt, but feel free to put in your two cents.

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