Glitter, glitter everywhere – no doubt it’s not only on the Christmas cards, but all over the house, the car, the cat….
Some senders and recipients have discovered that glitter is a prominent feature on this year’s cards.
And it’s not going down too well….
Has anyone else noticed that this year more christmas cards have glitter on them than in previous years?
— Tim Vine (@RealTimVine) December 20, 2018
Note to self. When buying Christmas cards, skip the ones that sparkle. Those contain glitter. Glitter is bad. Glitter is very, very, bad. #allthtisglitter #glitter #merrycrhistmas #christmas #christmascards #christmasgifts #yultide pic.twitter.com/FrhthBvgSt
— Wendy Jensen (@_wendyjmusic) December 20, 2018
People that send Christmas cards covered in glitter, what on Earth are you thinking?
— Trevor Reaske (@TrevorReaske) December 17, 2018
If you get me a card with glitter on it, I can only assume you hate me. #itseverywhere
— Carly Craig (@carly_craig) December 18, 2018
I got holiday cards with glitter on them and assumed it wouldn’t be a problem.
Everything I own is now covered in glitter. Please help.
— Ken Sofer (@KenSofer) December 18, 2018
I thought it would be cosy to write my Christmas cards out in bed, until me and the bed were covered in glitter
— broganmchugh (@brogzz16) December 18, 2018
Note to self. Don’t write Christmas cards at lunchtime at work unless you want to go for the glitter beard look at this afternoons meeting.
— Rob Mitchell (@RobMitch92) December 18, 2018
I have two sisters. One sent me a package with tinsel filler and a glitter card. Now I have one sister.
— Felicia (@LostFelicia) December 19, 2018
Someone has sent me a Christmas card and I can literally hear the glitter slide back and forth as I tilt the envelope, there is no way I am opening this.
— Fr. Dan Folwaczny (@frrocketdan) December 18, 2018