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Advent calendars for grownups!

November 30, 2012

Because we’re allowed too, to have little treats to help us wait until Christmas! Here are original Advent calendars for us, grownups!

24 days of David’s Tea

Those who love tea will immediately fall under the spell of this wonderful Advent calendar by David’s Tea, which offers 24 tea flavors for the first 24 days of December.

24 days of tea, available in stores, $ 29,99

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