Quite simply the best Christmas present we got this Christmas, a knitted Elvis tea cosy from Mrs 1537’s mother*.
This is what life’s all about.
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*Mrs 1537-in-law?
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Quite simply the best Christmas present we got this Christmas, a knitted Elvis tea cosy from Mrs 1537’s mother*.
This is what life’s all about.
729 Down (still).
*Mrs 1537-in-law?
Don’t leave that laying around or I’ll have.
That’s amazing. My mom needs one of those (she’s a big fan of tea AND Elvis). It could go beside her Sgt. Ppper peppermill.
Could we commission a Tea-Rex one?
haha, I think late period Marc Bolan would suit a tea cosy very well.
You should meet my friend Claire. She has a Lionel Ritchie teapot – “Hello. Is it tea you’re looking for?”
My Beatles ‘From Tea To You’ one is rather special too!
Elvis hasn’t left the building, he’s warming up the tea.
As a huge Elvis fan I must say that is AWESOME. Can I assume your response upon receiving this gift was “Thank you…thank you very much”?
Absolutely Rich! This Elvis is never going to leave the building.
This is brilliant. Is there a matching one to go over the biscuits?
Now thats Kewl! Makes me wanna breakout in Jailhouse Rock! and not the sap Crue version that we all dislike…
Oh btw – “MIL” is a widely recognized acronym and less confusion. In your case, Mr 1537’s MIL illustrates the relationship.
Hope this helps. 🙂
I’d be far too scared that autocorrect would add an F to the end to use that one!
LOL! I guess some offense could be taken….
…but, why is the added F in your autocorrect in the first place? 😉
Uhm I’m going to, umm, oh look over there! Something shiny!
I love this! We should all have an Elvis tea cozy. The world would be a better place.
I agree, world peace would surely follow – probably within weeks.
Yes! A UN summit should be convened.
I’ve chosen to use “Mrs LeBrain’s Mom” to describe my mother in law. But some were confused and thought that meant it was my mom.
Elvis lives, and I know, because I heard, heard it on the radio!