A Few of My Favorite Unique Gifts
Say hello to home décor infused with razor sharp wit. Curated seasonal collections that’ll inspire you to shop early and often. And eclectic finds that defy description (even though we try).
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Queen of the Pickleball Court - Mug
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"Text Me If You Run Out Of TP" 6x6 Sign
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- $ 12.00
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Wet My Plants Dish Towel
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- $ 15.00
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Anyone who has a teacher in their life knows that even the
shiniest of red apples isn’t going to cut it anymore. Teachers deserve the utmost thanks and appreciation, whether it’s for teaching during these challenging times or simply for keeping the kids out of our hair for six hours a day.
At Sense & Humor, we have smile-producing gifts for the
preschool teacher thru the college professor. From Pencils for Procrastinators to our Teach-Love-Inspire notepad, a we-appreciate-you gift is the best way to start the new school year off right. (Hey, there’s nothing wrong with being the teacher’s pet, right?!)
How We Curate Humor
The inside of my head might be described as scary, busy, and/or creative. It’s going constantly, and I regularly “see” potential products—or some funny saying to put on products—in everyday life.
It all started with bathroom towels for Passover that I had printed with the phrase “Let My People Go.” This was a true inside-the-head original that speaks to my Jewish faith. (For my non-Jewish readers…Moses said to Pharaoh “Let my people go.” And matzah—a Passover staple—is incredibly constipating. Let my people go. Get it? I’m a fan of the clever double-entendre.)
Historically, I bought a lot of products at the New York Gift Show, though the process has shifted slightly since March. I wish I could describe the science behind my purchases, including the quantities, but I can’t. It’s all about my muse, and she can be everything from sassy to snarky. Basically, I rely on two guiding principles: First, the item has to make me laugh. Second, the item needs to be different—something I haven’t seen before.
Of course, what makes something funny is subjective. And just because something is “different,” that won’t necessarily make it “special” in other people’s eyes. That’s OK! Ultimately, you get to decide whether you like my humor. And if you do, what are you waiting for? GET SHOPPING.
