/r/muglife
Like coffee mugs? Like weird coffee mugs? This is the place for you. Show us you best thrift store finds, your garage sale triumphs, and your old favorites.
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(Friday 8th November 2024)
Hi guys, if this isn't allowed I'm really sorry. My mum has one of these mugs and it was her favourite and she's just smashed it, so I'm trying to find a replacement. I know it's M&S and it's quite old now and I haven't found much online, but if anyone knows someone who's selling one please let me know it would be greatly appreciated 🫶🏻 Thank you!
Conservative coworkers describe it as "bold" to carry it around
So, last week it was new york with an old mug,
Now it's a new addition to my collection, with this one, bought at Mount Vernon on my first trip to the US.
Mount Vernon the Home of George Washington, I took the tour of his house and learnt a lot about how the American people lived way back in the 1700s.
I also had an adventure where I lost my beanie and literally traversed the entire property until I found it. The beanie was made by a friend and is the only one that actually feels comfortable and does not itch when I wear it.
Saw the mug at the gift shop thought it looked cool and bought it along with some other stuff, like cocoa tea infusion.
The mug was quite pricey as is with gift shop mugs, and I thought it was a unique design, as it said it was hand made in the US and I didn't want to take home something from the US that was made in China.
Then I discovered this reddit community and saw the exact same mug design on a few other posts coming from other tourist spots. Looks like this not as unique as I thought, but still a cool looking period appropriate mug.
Speaking of expensive things, the George Washinton house is mighty expensive the tours and all. The free audio tour covers a lot of the open property except the mansion itself which is a special paid tour, where you stand in a long queue and walk through the house as volunteers announce the history.
That is worth it. What's not worth it and is an absolute con job is the National Treasure tour, fun fact, National Treasure Book of Secrets had the opening scene shot at Mount Vernon. I guess that was enough to warrant an entire tour.
The tour costs a lot and covers very little, if you think you're gonna learn some shooting secrets or see something special you're not. You're really not. The tour covers three places all of which are available on the audio tour and give more information on the audio tour and the information you get about the shooting of the scene and film is all available online for free.
Yeah, don't take that tour it's a scam and waste of time.
Other than that though, it's pretty amazing and very well preserved, including the view across the Potomac river still exactly how it was when George Washinton was alive.
The museum is also pretty cool.
Oof this was a long one wasn't it. If you want the mug it's available at the Mount Vernon gift shop.
The mushroom butts is probably my most fave.
Purchased it at a place called Earthbound Trading Co., it’s one of those stores in the mall.
Went to the mall to look for a tulip mug, but came home with these 2 cute halloween mugs instead for 2 eur each. 😍
Got this tall beauty in Gothenburg.
Just as a little explanation in case you were wondering.
Fika means to have a coffee break in Sweden. It’s almost like a little soothing ritual one does with family or friends.
Got him at medieval fair ages ago. He's better suited for wine and not hot coffee, but still a very good mug, especially this time of year.