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Lobster and Clams Red White and Blue Fourth 4th of…

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Inside Text: Lobster-the poor man's food of colonial times. Let's party like the paupers of 1776!
Artist: Rosemary Freeman
Product Id: 1109618
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Lobster-the poor man's food of colonial times. Let's party like the paupers of 1776!

Stay Sober Lobster and Clams Red White and Blue…

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Inside Text: ... but you do have tools. 1) Put "I ate lobster!" on your gratitude list. 2) Call your sponsor. 3) Go to a meeting. 4) Remember- the Fourth of July is just another day to stay sober.
Artist: Rosemary Freeman
Product Id: 1109620
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... but you do have tools. 1) Put "I ate lobster!" on your gratitude list. 2) Call your sponsor. 3) Go to a meeting. 4) Remember- the Fourth of July is just another day to stay sober.